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Newspaper
Lemmon The State Line Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1909
Page
7
Tuesday evening on a professional errand Dr Reed and a Chase and Elliott driver left town in an ice storm. Their buggy struck a hidden cavity near John Fields’ place. Reed suffered a fractured rib and the driver sustained multiple bumps and scratches.
Local churches prepare for Christmas with services at Hussa hall on Friday December 23 and St. Marys Catholic church hosting a midnight mass with a Gounod mass rehearsal led by Miss Ruth. High mass to follow on Christmas day. Presbyterian services include a Christmas night program under a large tree and morning and evening services on Christmas Day led by Rev. Williams.
Railroad car carpenter Anton Urban was sent to Miles City hospital for treatment. Meadow residents Charlie Bennett and Wr. Peterson visited this week. Postmaster G Fred Ausmaan mourns his mother’s death at Andover after a home accident. The Lemmon Electric Light Co. began service with arriving transformers to light select areas. Braught Investment Co. offers farm loans at Land Office Block. A bitter trip to Meadow left W. E. Lyman furious after encountering a dead horse on the road and auto damage. Ed Delehans hosts a roundtable lunch with many friends. planning for more gatherings. Snow remains heavy with sled travel possible. season’s greetings from The Squaws.
The article notes Agnes Repplier discusses the Red Cross Christmas stamps and their role in wartime charity. It reflects on public sentiment, moral message, and the stamps’ appeal to readers during the holiday season.
Fargo hosts the TriState Grain Growers convention with renowned speakers from Minnesota Washington North Dakota and beyond. The program includes Prof Andrew Bost Spillman Wolley and Senator McCumber among others with talks scheduled for the afternoon. Some logistical notes mention rail rates and hotel arrangements for attendees.
Arnold Martin, hailed as the most successful farmer in the United States, lives near Pawnee City Nebraska. A government inspection notes his twenty acre farm yields about 1000 dollars in savings yearly while providing for his family and demonstrates innovative land use and crop choices amid Nebraska’s usual farming pattern.
Bound a knife found near Lammon is available for return to the owner by calling State-Line Herald. Property proof and payment of notice costs to Henry Goodmanson will secure retrieval.
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