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Lemmon The State Line Herald

Location

Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1909

Page

4

Lemmon Gollmar Bros Circus Promises Grand Monday Show

The Gollmar Bros Greatest American Shows visit Lemmon on Monday June 7 featuring Flying Nelsons aerial act from Circo Russie, 60 foot midair flights, 100 new arena acts, and a $1,000,000 animal collection including a rare black African hippopotamus. Doors at 1 and 7 pm with a 10 am parade.

Gollmar Bros Lemmon America Flying Nelsons Gollmar .Bros Circo Russie Russia Gollmar Bros’ New

Lloyd Items and Local Notices

Mr George M Cook of Henning Nob bought a relinquishment near Springputte ND transacted by Edward J Zilte of Lloyd ND Carl E Sala predicts a drought will end this year and reinforce planting plans Dow asserts he will be wing next year a bulldog bit a leita charger near Ft a ET wy weshed out om veaday

George M. Cook Henning, Nob Springputte N. D Edward J. Zilte Lloyd, N. D Carl E. Sala Beres Dow Aoe

Lowell Given A Degree At Columbia Commencement

Dr. Abbott Lawrence Lowell new Harvard president was honored by Columbia University at its annual commencement with the degree of doctor of laws. Also honored were Count Johann Heinrich von Bernstorff German ambassador to the United States and other prominent figures in education religion and politics.

New York Abbott Lawrence Lowell Harvard University Columba University Columbia Johann Heinrich von Bernstorff Am ‘Vassador United States Lowell Count von Bernstorf John Calt Spooner Wisconsin Alfred Mosely London Pag

Strike on Great Lakes Ships Continues But Turmoil Endures

Cleveland June 3 President Seth Lew and National Civic Federation leaders left after a failed bid to press vessel owners on arbitration with striking engineers firemen seamen and other crews. Unions report no early settlement as local Marine Engineers' union business manager William Kelly says arbitration was not requested.

Cleveland Seth Lew National Civile Federation Great Lakes William Kelly Marine Engineers’ Union National Civic Federation

Fire in Poultry Building Leaves Thousands Cremated

In Chicago a fire on the waterfront destroyed a poultry business owned by Peter Sjoboim. Thousands of pigeons chickens and ducks were burned or suffocated in the blaze trapping twelve firemen on the third floor. Firefighters used a dummy elevator to reach the ground.

Chicago Peter Sjoboim

Caught by Falling Walls Five Firefighters Injured

Five members of the Millionaire Fire Company were seriously hurt while fighting a fire that destroyed a large barn owned by Dr. E W Powell in Bryn Mawr. The collapse trapped the men. they were rescued and rushed to Bryn Mawr hospital where they were reported to be recovering.

Millionaire Fire Company Philadelphia E. W. Powell Bryn Mawr Plunteer Fire Company

Train Collision Kills Three in Mars Pennsylvania

Three trainmen were killed when a light engine crashed into a standing freight at Mars in the Pittsburgh area. The wreck on the Baltimore and Ohio line, part of the Pittsburg and West Bra branch, was attributed to heavy fog.

Pittsburg Mars Westtra Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

Shortage Found in Lewiston National Bank Funds

National Bank Examiner Clade Gatch reports a shortage believed to be about 137000 dollars spanning five years. Stockholders repaid the defalcation to protect deposits totaling 900000 with about 450000 subject to check and 200000 cash on hand. The case is now with the Comptroller of the Currency for possible prosecutions.

Comptroller of Currency National Bank Examiner Authority Lewiston Ida National Bank Examiner Clade Gatch Lewiston National Bank Gatch Lewiston National Cas

Hanged for Iowa Murder as Mob Fears Riot

Joba Tonkin, found guilty in Centerville of murdering Clara Rosen, a Ot tomwn choir singer, on February 5, was sentenced by Judge M A Roberts to be hanged on the last Friday in July. A massive crowd gathered as the verdict was read and Junkin was moved to Fort Madison for safekeeping until execution.

Des Moines Negro Joba Tunkin Iowa Clara Rosen Iast

Chinese Clans Still At War In Heuwah District

Fighting among clans in the Heuwah territory continues with the Lim faction, the strongest with thirty villages and 5,000 men, raiding a village near Anbal and taking ten prisoners. The Ngo, Tiu, Chon, and Chang clans unite to resist. The conflict began three years ago over a bride abduction. order briefly restored last summer.

Amoy Cuina Juno Heuwab Lim Chin- Klang Anbal Ngo Tiu Chon Chang Heuwah

Fourth Suspect Arrested in Omaha Train Robbery Case

Denver June 4 James Shelton believed by Omaha police to be the fourth bandit in the Union Pacific passenger train robbery near Omaha was arrested in a Curtis street rooming house here. He had come to Denver three days earlier to raise funds for the defense of three men already under arrest. An $8000 reward remains for his arrest and conviction. Lillian Stevenson, claimed wife of Shelton, also arrested and identified by police as the woman in the automobile group photograph.

Omaha Denver James Shelton Union Pacific Curtis Street Shelton Polce Armstrong Fhelton Armstrong Automobile Group

Little Change in Street Car Strike Conditions

Philadelphia reports quiet conditions on the street railway strike day. Company says 612 cars are in operation, 96 more than yesterday, out of a normal 3,300. Strikers hope arbitration efforts will yield favorable results.

Philadelphia Street

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Paris Green A. G. Macomber & Co Northern Montana Pitt’s Feed Store First Nat. Bank Western Lumber & Grain Co Sattley Plows Ohio R. Lenhart Lemmon Furniture Co T. Nickish H. L. Simmons J North Lemmon, N. D Conklin Bros U.S H. E. Meyers J.F. Paul Gross North Lemmon, North Dakota State-Line Land Co City Property M. L. Reed COM & Sif Ry Lemmon, S. D Trinity Episcopal Church Odd Fellows Hall Holly Communion Lloyd Abbott L. Lowell Carriers' Association Aliee Walsh Chitake Cornelius P. Shea Teamsters’ Union Shea Sig Idaho Wegro Benan Tom Gordon Feed & Sale Stable Main Street East Side Fourth & i Brown Bros. Real Estate and Loans Aberdeen Scranton WM. H. Nesbits City Dray Paynes Edgar M. Hesset Walt Bennett & Hickmai Carey Ther Lam Lemna Spring Butte Deleha Lemmom
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