Lanai Loan Office to Move in Syria
Local remarks indicate a loan office named Our Building in Lan Seri a plans relocation. Officials at TBO reference pending approvals and site preparations for the move.
24 Apr 1914
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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1914
Page
1
Local remarks indicate a loan office named Our Building in Lan Seri a plans relocation. Officials at TBO reference pending approvals and site preparations for the move.
A man named George Henley shot at a family member two weeks after an earlier incident. He targeted a girl, refusing orders and beating others who tried to intervene. The sheriff placed him under guard as investigators assess the wounds and pursuit continues.
A terse medical bulletin reports Emperor Francis Phe is improving. doctors note better general condition though apprehension remains. No further details were provided about the cause or current treatment.
In Lemmon Deputy Sheriff John Keller of Silver Bow County identified the slain man as J W Weininger an outlaw tied to Butte operations with three men and two women. Weininger escaped jail later allegedly robbed Keller then fled in disguise toward the Twin Cities. The mayoral and city commissioner race in Lemmon was unusually close with A G Macomber elected and Leo Gillman just short of Paul Lippman.
C R Braught travels on business this week in the reservation. The Parish Priest company goes to Hettinger Friday evening to perform their home talent play. Many Lemmonites will join by train and more by auto. Dr C R Strang returned from Thermopolis Wyoming with Mrs Louis Mealman for rheumatism treatment, Mr Mealman accompanying and staying behind. James Rariden returns from Greenup Illinois after months with parents and may go to Roy Montana for gold mining prospects. Bob Rainey brought George Carr to the railroad for a trip west to Oregon after a sister in law's death. Archie Smith will oversee Carr's drugstore duties in his absence. Clif Larsh and Charles Bennet from Meadow stop by. GC Cooper leaves for Twin Cities on business. Mr and Mrs Livermore welcome a newborn son born April 17. Postmaster W H Doherty, soon to retire, will move to Watauga and become cashier of the Watauga State Bank. Doherty’s departure will be felt by Lemmon friends. his energy and leadership have aided local progress. The community wishes them success in the new home.
Miss Maria Nesbitt of this city died last Wednesday morning at 1 20 at her nephew William Nesbitt s home after a paralytic stroke. She was 82 years five months old and had taught in Indiana Pa and Walworth County before serving as an army nurse in the Civil War. Funeral held today at 2 from the Nesbitt home with Rev Martin Hyink presiding.
A spring rain ran through the area as Attorney Cr. Dousman arrived from Baker Montana for a brief business visit. J Eubanks of Western Timber and Grain began building a new residence on the west side. The High School Base Ball team will face Hettinger High Friday in Hettinger. a close game is anticipated. James Owens, formerly of Lemmon, arrived from Baker for business and to meet friends. J C Elliott bought a new Harley Davidson motorcycle with sidecar from C K Sims. riders praise the sidecar’s comfort. Lemmon Auto Co adds Ford territories including Hettinger New England Mott agencies with 40 Ford cars due in early May. N H Miller A Bunn A S Tubbs Don Delaney and J Stoner attended the Democratic County Central Committee meeting at Bison. Charles Weiland was chosen chair and Otto Rodenbour treasurer. Democrats optimistic about the fall.
A brief note indicates arrangements for a woman’s funeral were organized with the Lemmon Furniture company handling the services. The text mentions she lived with her nephew and that the firm oversaw the arrangements.
J C Boot advertises a high class second hand single buggy for sale. The item appears in a brief classified style with minimal details and no further specifications provided.
Company K of this city plans full strength enlistment in readiness for any emergency from the Mexican situation. Lieutenant E F Sheets will take new enlistees at his office. Current strength about 60, to be raised to 76 enlisted men and three officers. If needed, the Fourth Infantry S D N G will mobilize at Redfield with headquarters, as Redfield residents grant use of fairgrounds and space.
Mr G W Pew reports the sudden death of his wife in the early hours after a telephone call summoned an auto trip. The elderly woman, in seemingly good health at bedtime, passed away shortly after 3 am Friday with a doctor summoned and the husband present. A fuller obituary will follow next week.
Washington April 22 Charge dAffaires Algara head of the Mexican embassy says Mexicans love Americans and will not fight. He claims Americans feel no animosity toward war due to the Tamira incident and will settle disputes justly without infringing on Mexico’s rights. He warns more than air is needed to precipitate war.
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