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Lemmon The State Line Herald

Location

Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1911

Page

4

Institute Opens as Perkins County Teachers Prepare

Friday, June 16, 1911 article describes the upcoming two week Teachers’ Institute in Perkins County. Superintendent Vale and staff plan opening exercises, morning programs led by Miss Helen Nolan, lectures on public schemes and government topics, and a formal evening program with outside talent. The state law requires teacher attendance. officials urge all local teachers to attend and residents to assist in hosting a successful session.

Eruer Wapper Leora Mopgay Ackmodellona Mumie Misa Hlanen Kent Tran Vailin Fites Stainer Lemmon Choral Society Mary Drew Wilson Miss Bond Taylor Gross

Bids for Building Town Ship School Houses in Perhitiwehonts

A storm-related note details bids for constructing town ship school houses in Perhitiwehonts. It mentions the clerk of the district will receive bids with certified funds, deadline June 1, 101. The report then shifts to storm damage in northern Perains county, describing wind, destruction of fences, barns, and houses, with several named residents affected and injuries minimal.

Dheir Perains Byatt Destructine Wake Comstock Ranch Ralph Erlent Useh Lawrence Swanson Peres Butler Kane Sampson Noone

Disastrous Mobridge Fire Destroys Livery Barn and More

A severe Mobridge blaze Wednesday night gutted the livery barn near the lumber yards. One person is presumed dead, with the body recovered, and eight horses perished. Within a day three more fires started in the business district, but help from Selby and the local fire department contained the flames. The town’s wider losses included several barns and homes, with winds aiding containment as crews fought multiple incidents.

Mobridge Ray Selby Thas Holland

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Teachers’ Institute T. O. Ramsland McNamara Star's Alter Society Ramsland Mary O'Connor Rashid Bros Kelly Hetlinger Kelley Lemmon North Main Street Oscar N. Sampson H. L. Simmons Q. S Bismarck Selma Stowers N.D Copenhagen American Snuff Company Fifth Avenue New York, N. Y Oscar N
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