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Newspaper
Lemmon The State Line Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1909
Page
8
Olson Vallin Miller Land Co offers land selling and relinquishment services. They advertise at West of First National Bank and urge property owners to call for sales arrangements.
A fragmented regional notice references township bills and school district expenditures. The garbled text mentions various colors and names as filler, with vague references to printers and typesetting, suggesting a local public notice page about finances and district affairs.
Cabbage tomato cauliflower broccoli Brussels Sprouts and other plants available at Spring Creek Farm in Section 120-92. Orders delivered anywhere. pick up or leave orders at State Line Herald office. Ew Krauth.
Local notice states E. Wakefield is selling land and invites owners to list their property. Also advertised is a rental: a two room frame house two miles from Main Street with outbuildings and garden. Ad includes railroad access and yard space for prospective sellers.
A party of about one hundred Minneapolis jobbers arrived in Lemmon by special train, received by Mayor Finch and Captain E F Barrett. The visit aims to boost ties between eastern Minnesota and Montana, with a brief stop due to rain damaged track.
A heavy late wind and rainstorm caused structural damage near Lemmon and Meadow while flooding creeks and reservoirs. Injuries occurred to Jack Malloy’s parents at a shack overturned by the storm. crops benefited from moisture as trespass rains filled storage. Tex Taylor faces accusations after a $20 bad check in Miles City.
A neat cottage 20 by 24 feet plastered and painted with a cellar on a lot. well water. Price appears listed as $0.00. State Line Herald.
L. E. Gruman, Photographer, advertises a new studio second door west of First National Bank offering cabinet photographs and a free 16 by 20 inch print with each $5 order. He guarantees satisfaction or money back and will shoot anywhere in town or country.
Notice advertises weekly shipments from Paris at the Red Cross Pharmacy. It also includes a livestock sale or property transfer mention with descriptions of branded animals and a claim to reclaim the property by proving ownership, located near No. Lemmon North Dakota.
Fragmentary note describes Lemmon gate as gate to the garden of the world and mentions a Tusky hobo writer. It advertises Fourth of July excursion tickets at one and one third fare for 200 miles with a return limit of July 6. Also references train reservations, Kammer shoes giveaway, and city ticket agent F G Whipp.
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