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Newspaper
Lemmon The State Line Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1908
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR describes a June event with officials, crowds near the Cedar river, and government actions. It mentions people named Kinard Thane, Loyd, and Porterenstean in a town setting. The text is garbled, hindering precise details, but notes a government effort and community gathering amid unrest.
A fragmented message to Tul voters from GP Adams Co discusses sincerity and endorsement during a campaign. It references a protest or pledge content but is garbled and unclear in details. The text mentions friends, faith, and a commitment to duties amid a political context.
Outside party members were named to run the Lemmon land office with Clay Carpenter of Sisseton and EG Coleman of Flandreau SD chosen as Register and Receiver. Carpenter has arrived to arrange quarters for his family, while Coleman is a jurist recently homesteaded near Bison. Senator Gamble backed the picks, which will shift many dealings from distant commissioners to the new office along the railroad route.
Fragmented OCR recalls social visits crops, shop scenes, a Napton mist and a June festival. Mentions of Miss Gertrude Berg, Mrs Franz Kidineun, James Meadow, Jane 2 GW, Fullerton Lorber, Mike Motita Evans, and local traders. Describes gatherings, foreseen route closings, and a sale under a Sunday eve at an estate with several named residents and merchants.
A cre ed of twenty young people enjoyed a pleasant evening at the hall of Mises Lens and Mae Cameron Friday. Sire Keans hosted eleven for supper Saturday in honor of her birthday. Jon Galegher and Will Bjor go were busy with road work near Cor G.
Milt Rogers in Lemmon after a lumber run and a tongue twister misstep. Schneeberger leaves for Fargo for a High Steam exercise with daughter graduating. Seinenberger returns with her daughter. Charley Lauphier arrives from Parke, plans to live seven miles north with Shadow couple. Adolph Tout building a stone house on his claim. Dickinnon family visiting Lemmon. Roy Crith and High guests. Merry the rancher begins sheep shearing. fruit and shade tree orders urged from Sherman Nursery Co. Visit Lemmon State Bank for loans. M Hettinger, N. D. extends money lending locally.
The column records social calls at the bride’s home, visits by Mrs. Davison and Mrs. Galher, and Behrens and Galegher gatherings. Laura Treat hosts friends, graphophone music noted, sewing circle meetings reported, and multiple dinners with the Treat and Davison families. Crops are promising with favorable weather, and several locals are mentioned in recent visits and entertainments.
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