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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1915
Page
7
Reports describe river rise threatening Lemmon community with waist-deep water and people moving belongings. Residents like Stan and Alph Crane, the Gillmans, and Emmons family adapt as neighbors test waters, attend dances, and plan repairs while many travel to Lemmon for errands and work in grain fields.
Cook Locals Harvesting has begun and the shocks of grain look promising as workers report strong progress and a healthy crop across area fields.
A busy Lemmon Friday to Saturday with Kroneman and Parente in town for board meetings and business. Wilbur Commins dislocated shoulder after a horse incident. other residents like Mery, Vogel, Schuessler, and the Nelsons hosted or visited family and shopped in Lemmon. harvest photography and a royal ride filled the weekend with community activity.
Plum Creek notes show Plum Creek Riplets residents and guests including Mrs Ware and son Gordon of Monterville Minn on Montana trip, visits in Goodmanson Lemmon and Walker households, and harvest underway. A new steel and concrete bridge on C L Stebbins property improves Plum Creek road though rains hurt new grades. An eight pound boy born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Leverson formerly of Blum Creek now Fargo. Lutheran Ladies Aid to meet Aug 1 with J Re Engle.
William Bauer arrived from Aberdeen and will base in Lemmon temporarily. FE Mothenbacker and daughter Neva made a business trip to Lemmon. Father Hake of New Leipzig led Mass at The Holy Family last Wednesday with another service planned for Sunday August 29. B J Grovam and wife visited Lemmon on business. Catholic Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Harry Alkire's. large crowd attended. They will meet with Mrs. A J Clay on September 1. Mr. and Mrs. John Stevens had dinner with the Grovam family on Thursday. Genevieve Motschenbacher is assisting Mrs. Frank Young for a few weeks. Mrs. Harry Alkire and children attended the party at the Kingsley home Friday honoring Miss Velora.
Eddie moves a house with his engine onto the tram at Cedar Neversky crossing Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs V Motschenbacher hosted games and a party with friends and neighbors at the Latien home, celebrating birthdays including Leola and Catherine Motachenbacher. Edward received dessert and cake. family travels noted as Mr and Mrs Fr Motschenbachers planned a trip to Box Elder Montana for two weeks. Mrs EW Lathrop attended Ladies Aid in Lemmon and Nellie joined shopping. Arthur Wales and Harry Alkire hosted a popular dance with George Schrader supplying music at Conrad Bresnen’s. Genevieve Motachenbarker and Nora Stowers visited Suplay.
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