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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1912
Page
4
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Delegates from Perkins county including Ben F. Ash and N H Miller joined a December 4 Aberdeen gathering to map a unified approach to federal appointments. The Aberdeen session aimed to coordinate with the Richards primary law while noting no gubernatorial candidates had filed. A central issue remained the Marshallship contested by multiple factions requiring careful diplomacy to unite the party.
The Spring Butte and Long Butte Ladies' Aid societies will hold a Basket social and sale of fancy articles on Wednesday at 10:00am. They decide daytime timing to avoid cold and darkness, inviting all to join for a cheerful event at the home of Mr and Mrs Milton Rogers.
At the Lemmon lodge A F and A M regular meeting Tuesday elected Master Carl F Spike Senior Warden C F Raw Junior Warden John Hokanson Secretary Oscar N Sampson Treasurer C C Siderius all other officers being appointed. Lemmon Chapter Royal Arch Masons met Saturday evening and provided for officers: E High Priest James K Clark.
King LOC Peek Scribe Ray W. Conklin Captain Hust L. W. Duusman Princ Sojourner H. A. Ellis Secretary F. H Heinrich Treasurer C. C Siderius
Mrs Gertrude Winslow wife of Har old C. C. Winslow, long prominent in Lemmon country, endures a shocking ordeal as her husband, Harry Winslow, homesteaded nearby since 1907. He reportedly wandered into the Canadian Wilds seeking fortune, leaving Mrs Winslow isolated and in distress. friends in the Woods family condemn the events and extend sympathy.
The Cook locals report farming and community news from the area. Neighbors discuss weather affecting fields and gravel roads, with notes on local workers, sales of town lots, and cattle or equipment movements. The Cedar River is frozen, enabling skating in many places and marking a winter landscape.
A digest of weekly notes from Bisons and nearby towns recounts assorted visits and business, with Chas. Cole and Wm. Cole appointed trustees at the Carr school meeting. Thanksgiving tours, farm trade, and family visits populate the column, including Roy Greyn’s arrival and Mike Crow’s local visit.
Mr and Mrs Jos Zalusky returned Thursday afternoon from their wedding trip. Dr Strang reports the birth Wednesday of a little son to Mr and Mrs Hammerstrand of this city. Mrs Martin Hyink visits her parents at Alton Iowa planning to remain until after the holidays. Mrs M B Conrad and baby of Stroll visit with her parents Mr and Mrs John Fields after returning from Iowa. Both grand and petit juries were discharged at Bowman because lists were drawn by county commissioners not from township board names, and Bowman factions claim a feather in their cap.
U S Commissioner H L Simmons has settled for the winter at North Lemmon. Evangelical services are held nightly at Spencer Memorial church beginning Sunday evening. Farmer C H Leidschlag and his wife of Petre welcome a baby daughter born Monday. Dr Strang says the girl is in the blue ribbon class. Matt Theil of New England sprained by a threshing engine fly wheel. he remained alive but nearly unconscious. Simmons returned from Fargo where he attended a Thanksgiving family reunion and his brother Paul Simmons married Miss Eunice Jacobson of Fargo. Eunice is cousin to Oscar N Sampson and Mrs Aultmann and Mrs Zalusky of this city.
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