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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1912
Page
3
Notice announces publication in Inertor union proceedings with names Jamon F and EG Coleman. Includes June date and references Rewteter. Provides context for public record and upcoming actions.
Fragmentary text notes may include official notices, names such as Aurelia Berns and Oscar Bien, and references to dates and a commission or register. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR and partial sentences.
Notice for Publication regarding property lots 3W 14a NW and surrounding parcels. Names listed include Reece, Cenimain, Lammon, Cilmi, and others. Action includes publication and official registration steps. Located in Cenimain, Dak.
Fragmented OCR note lists names and numbers with unclear roles. references Clarence B B Hur and multiple mistyped items. mentions lanes, a tape measure, and various officials from a regional administration.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local notice mentioning names such as Quinlivan and Nicholas with scattered places and dates. It hints at a public or legal notice context but lacks coherent detail or a specific action, deadline, or outcome. The readable bits suggest a registry or posting in a local paper without a clear event.
The Inverior U.S. Land Office announces a formal notice from claimant Thomas H Heatm of Lemmons Dak and others regarding land described in the Meridian. The notice records a June 2 filing and lists witnesses Charles Hannah Nick Kurt John A Stevens, with several others named as supporters or parties to the claim. The document specifies the claimants and the place Lemmons North Lemmon Asane Sacity and the date of the public action occurring on the mentioned dates.
The Department of the Interior U.S. Land Office at Lemmon SD announces that William H Waskell of Grand Valley SD and others have filed notice of intention to make final homestead commutation proofs to establish claims on lands described in sections of township 20N range 4E and other parcels. Witnesses and claimants from Grand Valley and nearby towns are named, with hearings set before the local receiver and register on specified dates in September.
Leo M. Smith of Nob growers files intent to enter a three year property claim on the land described EL 2SE section 24 township 1a range 9 W 3rd Meridian. The notice sets September 2 for witness verification by Nick Ut Herman P Kurt Jaby Goeres John Jarkoon among others.
Government land notice lists Alexander as applicant for Homestead entry in North Lemmon region. Describes land described by sections and meridians with dates and names such as Charlee Mainah and Elieanl Wo Lathron. Public claims and notices indicate filing and consideration by authorities in September and related dates.
Public notice records an intention for a homestead entry on land in Township 1N Range 32W. Claimants listed include Petre ND, Thomas H, Adam Allan, Prod Wannat Heath, Frank St Sb, Lewulitvan Rewtaney, with witnesses named and formal filing details. The document dates to September 1, 1912.
Notice herebs given that Reheo Huffman aftammon ei qh ow heb. Two parties named claim to a tam abmoe wager. The hearing date is Sept 18 at Nor Lawn. Official participants include Charles G. Schneeterger and John S lerewrenn.
The Department of the Interior announces land filings in Selma North Dakota and Stowers North Dakota. Arthur of Selma filed Homestead entry with witnesses Edwin Jubnaen Wolfard Bonskeld Alber Breton and Giest A dphoeue. Hagley Tentahee of Apel filed three year proof with witnesses John Blatad Larin Jennings Levi W Shel ton and William Saunders.
Fragmentary text lists claimant names Simon A. Stummiey Palmer Evenson Selma Keehn and ERarey Sande ath of Grand with Colem an as Register. Mentions North Tees bor A Powrshle and Meriduan novice of intention Make Final Commutation Pynt in estal lind alnve deweritelbeore.
Notice is given that Charley George Zabransky of Lemmon North Dakota has filed intent to take Final Three Year proof to establish a homestead claim on Section 1d Township Range Meridian with a meeting on the first day of September in Lemmon North Dakota. Witnesses include Clark Dowell Kasper Ray Giona and Lincoln Beazley all of Lemmon.
Notice for Publication of a claim regarding probate and estate matters in Lemmon. Commissioners name Ray Ninhar Daniel Williams Henry Leider Emery Lane as witnesses. The deadline is the 340th day of a specified month. All involved parties are Lemmon residents with the regulator overseeing the proceedings.
Notice from the Department of the Interior regarding a three year proof to establish clan ownership of land. Proceedings require heirs of Mat Nevlnet and related parties to appear before the Ai Register and WSL Meat Lota on a specified date. References to Delon DeWit and Coleuman Reiter appear in the filing.
Certificate of partnership appears garbled listing Moses Mastic and Hien Hive in the City of Lanny South Dakota and references to the Rest Or of Neate nf South Dakota. It mentions Brothers and a declaration of engagement and license provisions. Further readable details are unclear due to damaged text.
Notice of Publication names Kael Earl Pichler of Thunderbauk as a party in the case filed in Lewmanmn County. WITNESSES include Yavard Knits of Thunder Tue and Michael Smith of Taemmen. signed by Harry Shothead and Daven of Thunder.
An OCR fragment lists parcels and names tied to homestead claims in a western territory. It mentions sections, Meridian references, and several individuals such as Witmesse Holeer and Andersen Wein, suggesting a public notice of land entries or claims with dates and officials.
Morning service at 10 30 a m Sunday school at 11 45 a m Men s Bible Class at 3 00 p m Christian Endeavor at 7 00 Evening services at 8 00 p m Minister Martin Hyink extends cover invitation to all attendees and community members
Department of the Interior notice from Dickinson North Dakota dated July 14 announces Edward Stowers and others as settlers. They seek to establish homestead entries in Lemmon area and Northwest Quarter Section through a hearing before the commissioner in North Leaven, North Dakota, on September 27. Names Joseph Wagner and Paul Seber appear among witnesses or officials.
Notice for publication lists William Saunders of Stowers 80 and others in Meridian area with witnesses Lorin Jennings Maries Jennings Jobs Jacko Haden A Mason and Queelivan, with dates and locations uncertain due to damaged text. The notice names registers and parties bound by a court filing likely in a probate or land matter.
A formal notice states Arthur He Rovbinsiie et Letiman of Lewmen are involved in a petition for estate management and ship registrations. It names parties and officials, setting a date for a court or registry action and listing participants including Arthur, Moe Sam Moen, Martin Haalson, and Ragister.
An advertisement claims catarrh is a blood or constitutional disease and cannot be cured by external application. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, mixed with blood purifiers, and touted as a long standing prescription by top physicians. Testimonials are promised from Fd. Cheney & Co, with a note on constipation remedy.
Examinations for first grade certificate will be conducted at Bison on August 20 and 21. If enough applicants apply, the tests may move to other locations. Frank Aliskery is in charge for the supplied schools.
For sale about ten head of heavy horses weighing 1100 to 1600 pounds. Inquire of Oscar N. Sampson in Lemmon. Smith's Opera House is a large rental or sale venue suitable for many uses.
Wanted: Experienced sheep herder. Will hire for one year or more. Address Morrite town 8 0 at ranch 11 miles northeast of Morristewrs A B Thompson.
Three cows stray from a pasture owned by Ben C. Ash near Moreau 5 D A reward is offered for their recovery. Notify C N Cooper or the Lemmon Herald.
The July 1912 report details Lemmon’s First Vacation Bible School held in July. It notes leadership by the parish and mothers aiding remaining children, with plays, sermons, Bible study, sewing, and craft activities. The event featured evening gatherings, prayers, baptism, and catechetical instruction under local church leadership.
The Commercial Club of Lammon solicits samples of grains vegetables and other crops to send to the State Corn Palace and the Minneapolis Land Shows. Members David Breoght Oscar Olson Bob Watt and Oscar Lance oversee the drive and accept samples at Cedar Valley Farm and other drop points.
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