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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1916
Page
4
Fragmented OCR lists names, events, dates, and notices across a community page. Mentions include individuals such as Mirvinna Stevens and Grace S, with reference to entertainment, religious services, a Saturday event, and a sequence of dated notices. The piece reads as a dense schedule of social happenings and local highlights without a single cohesive story.
The notice outlines a mining property action at Warfield Mine and related discussion. It mentions dates, parties, and a plan for a short week with parental arrangements noted for a visiting party. Community members anticipate changes in ownership or operation soon.
Several local residents and visitors reported Sunday calls at the Examinons place and gatherings across the region. Notables include Mr and Mrs Bob Monell, Carl Amantson, Gilbert Jens, and Mary Smebakivem. numerous neighbors, extended kin, and friends shared greetings as spring outreach began. Andrew Bras visited Ledgepole. C Wadell, long-time Lemmon settler, announced plans to buy building materials for farm structures, signaling a move to permanent residence after Chicago years.
Notice shows ice dealers in Lemmon agreeing to deliveries on Monday Wednesday Friday and Saturday each week. Includes references to individuals Walter Sawyer and others amid a broad mix of local notices and legal mentions.
Occurrences of the Week from MI into South Dakota recounts items such as John Metcalf once listed as killed in France denying death, Willard Gigear named captain of Aberdeen Northern Normal baseball team, and petitions filed for Governor candidates Peter Norneck and Edmund Morcom. Judge Fillott declines sale of the South Dakota Central Jail at Sioux Falls.
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