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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1912
Page
5
Public notice lists Elmer B. Green of Tennessee seeking to make final three year mining claim on the land described. The process references registration by G. Colman, Register, with a specified date and venue.
Public notice filed in Lemmon as of March 7 listing names such as Andrew Aanrud and Stevan US Lemmon the publication details reference court actions and dates while mentioning residents Nels Nelson Ole Svenarod Quinilvan and others.
Notice appears garbled but references publication action in Montana with names such as Ustenborn, Thomas Ox and Quintivan. It mentions a final three-year term and a sitting commission, with witnesses listed and Meridian and Mulan Co as entities.
Notice states that James Lahmon of Wa on Dec 17 100 made a claim for SW Tet Section Ty BH at Meridian. Land Office records indicate the registration by Receiver Albert Hravick Meza Py ale ait Thunderhawk with officials EG Coleman. Notice mentions Thunder Hawk and Lammon areas and dates from July 43 107.
Sidkansum ND July 13 202. Veank Howey and Wt Stowers Ne Duk filed notice of intention Wake Final Threw Your Proof to establish a claim on the land described in Township 1308 Kangeli W Morwuan. The hearing occurs September 1 before HL Simmons Commin d ont North Lemmon Adams county ND. Witnesses named Charles Hannah Nick Kuehdudky A Stevens John Jackson all of Sturners NL 2 TG Qululivwn Reeister
Department of the Interior notices Thomas Heath of Lemmon Drefi on dune A made Honcesteng Entry Asramon U S Serial OWL for N Lez NE lod Seesion 81 2. The claimant lists George J Fields Adar Kelsey Ray S Griffith Fay E Putier all of Lemanty as co applicants. Registration and five year final claim to be completed.
Notice is hereby given that William H. Hamell of Grand Valley South Dakota has filed notice of intention to make final proof for a homestead claim Meridian district before the United States Land Office at Lemmon on September 6, 1912. Witnesses named are A Clark, L M Kinsey, Ernest Will Albert Bakker of Rat Valley North Dakota. Coleman, Register.
Public notice appears to reference a land or legal property matter dated June 27 1012 and involving Stephen Bedford and others. It lists officials and oblique references to a township and commissioners with names like Joseph Healy and Lee Tapia, indicating a formal notice process and a claim or proceeding to be addressed.
Notice for Publication appears to reference a legal or public notice with names and locations unreadable due to OCR errors. The legible elements mention dates around the 20th, individuals such as Joe Maier and Alanna, and places including Meridian and Cowman. The fragmentary text suggests a legal filing, hearing, or registration notice and specifies a publication or filing deadline.
Fragmentary text references governor, commission, and several individuals including Eunice M. Glynn and Nien Haugen in Selim with mentions of public schedules and fees. Details are garbled, but imply a government or municipal notice involving appointments or elections and a register.
An obituary notice for Aurelia Berns, formerly Lemmon Sun, notes she died after a long illness. The notice lists the surviving relatives and mentions the service details and witnesses.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a course speed event with references to names such as Lamu Ove Avril 4 191 and Cole man Reeiste. The text mentions a range 19 percent and a plan to establish someone named Elaine at a SA event. Details are unclear and largely unreadable.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions names such as Charles Burnett and Faust and references locations and dates in a garbled way. It appears to be a public or legal notice with unclear action and deadlines but lacks coherent details or context.
Fragmentary OCR text references intake and dates with unclear names and numbers. It mentions a person or entity and a series of odd tokens such as 750 and NW Lawet. The readable portions are insufficient to identify a coherent event, place, or outcome.
Native Tilwin A. Johnson of Selma New Jersey filed a homestead entry on April 1 1287 for a parcel described as NE and SW quarters in Section 14 Township 130 North Range 0 West with serial number M060t. Lammon and others listed as witnesses. Commissioner Selma will hear the final claim and publish notice of intention to proceed.
Wilbur A Fin of Sem. SD, on September 12, filed notice of intention to make final proof for a homestead entry No. 617 in the SW quarter of section 1, township 20 north range 1 west, describing the land. The land office at Lamamem will hear witnesses Joe H Y Oliver, T Olson, Charlane Grenrge Mayentte of Seima ST Ks. Coleman, Register.
Fragmented OCR mentions a 1912 notice involving Richard Westen of Lemmon South Dakota and a March date. It references heirs, towns Meridian and Laima, names such as Andrew Aanrait and Lenn, and a fund plus a Batmne 0 FG dutnitvan. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
Public notice fragment lists names and roles including attorneys and teachers in a county legal matter. It references dates around November and a deadline for a filing or recording, mentioning Stowers Moran Lathrop and others. The legible items hint at a departmental intern and a final five year timeline within the county records.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference land claims in Dakota Territory near Diekimoon North Datta and Petzel ND. Mentions principal meridian, section drawings, and a 4th day notice. Names such as Calman, Adam Relive Fay E Potter, John W. Naptom appear in scattered passages.
Department of the Interior notices a 10a filing at Dickinson North Dakota for motive allying Karharine M Kure of Stowers. entry number Lammen 4 D Ren SORA Bar Nov Uf 287 for NW Sober Fa 18 1 HAO Bar 2 Wt B Meridian. Filing to reveal final five year pret. witness list includes Valentine Motachon and others of North Dakota.
A light tan lady's summer coat with a brown collar is lost between Lemmon and Petrel on Monday July 15. Finder urged to leave it at Herald office or write to R L Keenan Petrel ND. The note also mentions Smith's Opera House as a large versatile building available for rent or sale with inquiries directed to Oscar N Sampson Lemmon.
Grain samples unthreshed are invited from farmers beginning now through fall to be displayed in Mason City Iowa and at other eastern loading points. Farmers who save samples and field pictures will have their name and land area tagged and cuts made. the Winey Bros Lane Co Lemmon SD will handle the organization at no cost to participants.
John Kreutz of Selma North Dakota offers about 100 heavy horses for sale weighing 1100 to 1600 pounds. Available individually, in pairs, or by carload lots.
Help wanted in the Pretty Rock area urgent farm labor sought. One man for general farm work and another to operate a gasoline engine. immediate employment available for six additional men. Apply or write E. J. Palmer, Pretty Rock, N. De.
Farm for rent ten miles east of Flasher North Dakota 135 acres under cultivation includes a good five room house pasture and hay land Address Mrs M Carson Mandan North Dakota.
Ice orders go to Ive at Central with prompt daily attention at 9 AM and 1 PM. Heltsel and Jenkins advertise a good half section farm for sale southeast of Haynes North Dakota, 140 acres broken 40 acres fenced, price 4800 dollars cash. Address John Portnoy White Butte North Dakota.
Help wanted notice seeking a capable boy for farm work in Spring Butte North Dakota. Wages are 34 a week plus board. Contact Geo M Lazarus. See 27-1:41- M2 724 for reference.
H. E. Myers the Optical Specialist will be at the Palace Hotel in Lemmon on Saturday August 17 1912. All persons with defective eyesight should call and see him. Free consultation, satisfactory work guaranteed.
Three cows strayed from a pasture near town, noted as belonging to Ben C. Ash of Moreau, South Dakota. Local farmer seeks information to recover the livestock and return them to the owner.
Morning service at 10.20 a m Sunday school at 11 45 a m Men's Bible Class at 3 4 p m Christian Endeavor at 7 0 p m Evening services at 8 00 p m A cordial invitation is extended to all Martin Hyink minister.
Regular services listed for Sunday with morning worship at 10:00 a m and Sunday school at 9 40 a m and evening worship at 8 00 p m Thursday prayer meeting at 8 00 p m Pastor L M Blackmer extends welcome to all services of the church.
A fragment from a serialized labor era tale recounts a voyage gone awry as a migrant family endures a shipwreck. Amelia and Adolph survive with others, facing loss, separation, and the peril of lifeboats amid stormy seas as the ship founders and the survivors confront an uncertain new land.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference railroad passenger times at Chicago and Milwaukee routes. Text repeats phrases about a Lemmon 5 and related timetable entries, but core details are unclear from the damaged line. This card records unreadable travel timetable fragments and partial station mentions without full context.
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