North Dakota to Hold Corn Show and Fair
North Dakotans are invited to participate in a genuine corn show modeled after other rates of the harvest. A Tri-State Grain Growers Association event will occur in Fargo next January with no entry charges and a range of prices. Prof G W Towitt of the Agricultural College will manage the affair and provide rules and price lists on request. Anderson, former Hest livery operator, sold his Lemmon ranch and horses to Zimmerman as he moves to Oregon. The town’s east reservoir now holds about two and a half million gallons after recent rains, with the large reservoir three times larger still.
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Yewr
North Dakota
Willis
Fargo
Aseviathon
Pasuary
North
G. W. Toveitt
The
Agricultural College
Alc. Anderson
Rain brings abundance as Lemmon waters stay plentiful
The article notes reservoir levels at about 31000 gallons daily, with allowances for evaporation. Lennon enjoys water wealth in cellars, except in Northern Mont where basements are dry. Ladies at Lisbowslayg alley plan social events, while Lemmon hosts Elks gatherings with initiations, banquet, and a special car trip. First State Bank advertises strong financials, marking Lemmon as a genuine financial hub.
Rooms for Rent on Main Street Offices and Furnished Rooms
The upper story of a building on Main Street is finished and will be rented as two fine offices and a number of excellent furnished rooms. Also for rent a dwelling home divided into two separate apartments. WILLIAMS.
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Main St
Williams
Missouri Two Jottings from the Missouri Town
Missives note Mr Monson son in law of Mr and Mrs Hagenaick visits Chicago to transact business Bruno Just returns to his northern home Vernon comes back from a two week Missouri trip reporting his old girl there is married Meg John Rendahl suspends farm interests and plans to leave for Glen Ulin
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Mr. Monson
Mrs. Hagenaick
Chicago
Bruno
Vernon
Old Missouri
Meg John Rendahl
Lloyd Items from Adams county brief notices
Mrs. Hea stinger returned from Alben Nebraska with funeral details for son Tra who died in Aberdeen South Dakota. Walter Stinger and brother-in-law Benedict visit. Stinger to remain in Nebraska for business. Howard Zilte will move to North Dakota. Visitors include Miss Holus Lemmon and Roy Erbe Java South Dakota. Sunday School at Rogers school house invited. Win Sandres back from Grand Forks. A.F. Rogers returns from Hettin near Kelly Livingston’s mine.
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Alben
Nebr
Stinger
Tra
Aberdeen
SS. 1
North Dakota
Miss Holus
Lemmon
Hevelhymers
Roy
Clarence Erbe
Java
Bachelor Hall
Moss Winn
Rogers School
Adams County
Win
Sandres
Grand Forks
Hettinger Gleanings Spicy Journalistic Moves and Nuptials
Ingham leaves for the West after selling stories to Commissioner Lyman and plans to locate at a vantage point. A Bristol, Conn., trip ends with the death of Gust Boehm prompting Marty to return. Walter F. Kelly returns from the Illinois State Fair. A double wedding at the Hotel Lafayette unites Eugene Ford with Ruby Kennedy and Wun Hatcher with Flavilla Stowman, with Judge Sonderall officiating. Hettinger, after rain, sees a boost to the railroad puddle and local activity.
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Ingham
Grand River Press
Lyman
West
Miles Cy
Marty
Bristol
Conn
Gust Boehm
Chicago
Walter F. Kelly
Illlnois State Fair
North Dakota
Latuyette
Eugene Ford
Ruby Kennedy
Wun, Hatcher
Flavilla Stowman
Sonderall
Hutte County
Hettinger
Stowers News community notes and arrivals
Mrs Huffman returned from Wheatland with family planning to join ranch duties next month. Mr Stevens welcomed a baby boy and will accompany his mother home from Minn. to help run the ranch. Mrs Chas E Stowers Miss Lois Eleanor visited relatives for a few weeks. Mrs H C Simmons left for Benedict Neb to be with ill relatives. Mr Kyllingstadt and wife arrived from Valley City to prepare for winter. Gilbert Reine filed on a claim in section 2 T131 R92. Frank Howey moved to his quarter. E J Motschenbieker returned from Sabin Minn to his home. Miss Jennie Simmons topped the Wacher’s exams at Hettinger Just August. Mr and Mrs J Greeks returned to Bowie. TR McCummings returned from Hettinger trip. Seven threshing machines in operation. N G Sanda moving to Rollag Minn and will occupy BLN quarter. Watthem family arrived and prepare for winter. Quick round strip to Dickinson ND. G W Lee sold his quarter to J Jackson for 42000. Get the habit. Get your job printing done at State-Line Herald. Trunks and suitcases at Lemmon Furniture Co.
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Valley City
Gilbert Reine
Frank Howey
E. J. Motschenbieker
Sabin
Minn
Jennie Simmons
Hettinger
J. Greeks
Bowie
TR. McCummings
Epit I services at Fellows hall Oct 25
Cedar River Land Co announces Epit I services in Fellows hall Quammen block next Bins Oct 25 at 7 30 am and evening Rev Chas A Wright will officiate with Sunday school after matins. They advertise business and residence lots for sale in old townsite Smiths addition and Lemmon first and second additions at right prices.
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Quammen Iblock
Chas. A. Wright
Staples
Smith
Lemmon
Cedar River Land CO
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South Dakota
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Lemmon Land Co
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Feed & Sale Stable
Fourth & Fifth Ava
C. J. Dousman
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United States
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U.S. Comiavisioner
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Chausse Bros
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