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Newspaper
Lemmon The State Line Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1908
Page
4
Published weekly in North Lemmon North Dakota North Lemmon Atlalla County listing county officers and officials. Includes auditor treasurer clerk of district court county judges superintendent of schools county surveyor commissioners coroner and health board.
The list presents the National Republican ticket including President William H. Taft and Vice President J. S. Sherman. It names candidates across state offices from U S Senator to Railroad Commissioners and county roles, with Alfred Blaisdell as Secretary of State and Edmund Ward as Commissioner for the 1st District.
Mr and Mrs J W Lawson of Dunlop Iowa arrived Monday welcomed by son B F Lawson of Gilstrap They bought a quarter section of land near his place and plan to settle there soon Eyeing further purchases in the area Landlord Streff shows a pleased smile Arcade building completed with a cheerful lobby and ample second floor rooms Elks lodge expected October 16 with about a thousand Elks and many ladies attending the ceremony
Wellington Irish, long linked with I J Small in the Mott Pioneer Press, has finally taken control by buying out Small. The move promises strong leadership for Hetlinger county and the Sput amid the publication’s future.
Ira Stinger shows improvement while Dr Reed attends patients. Miss Vina Erbe spent Saturday on her claim teaching at Java 8 D and returned Sunday. Ray Divers visited Hettinger Monday. Clarence Whitcomb family came home from east of the river Wednesday. John Schlosser called in Lemmon Wednesday. Apels boy, once paralyzed by diphtheria, now regains use of limbs. Windmiller Bros still threshing nearby. Miss Erbe hosted a party Saturday night for friends.
Miss Alice Warfield returns from six months with friends in Astor North Dakota. CN Cooper comes back from a business trip to Miles City Montana. Mrs Parkin and Mrs Stevens plan to move to West Concord Minnesota with daughters Vera and Benelta. Rally Day services were well attended. Invitations issued for the marriage of William Anderson and Miss Grosz of Bentley North Dakota. Mrs Frank Howe arrives in Sleepy Eye Minnesota to live on the Never-slip quarter. Lutheran Ladies Aid met. Mr C H Merry returns from Dickinson. N P right of way overseer Berrier cancels 400 foot contracts prompting some locals to walk again. Gilbert W Lee visits Hawley Minnesota home. reports friend Dave married, a rumor questioned by many.
Missouri Township reports rejoicing over Geo E Palmer with his new J I Case outfit making a strong start on the west portion of the township. The Raw brothers led threshing oats and flax for the day while Editor Gross's flax crop yielded about 24 bushels. Flax averaged 5.25 bushels per acre on sod. Wallace Worden’s crop suffered from hail. Tom Vernon and Verner Beck planned a two week visit to their Missouri home. Mr Southworth travels to northern Missouri to wind up business. Charles Goforth returned to Barnard Mo due to frail health.
Friends wish Ole A Gleson a quick recovery after a serious illness as he works to finish a homesteading effort north of town. Gleson raised over 440 bushels of corn on eight acres on breakland. The piece notes other local farming topics and mentions the passing of a prominent region farmer, a pioneer who introduced mules to North Dakota.
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