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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1915
Page
6
A damaged legal notice fragment discusses publication dates and notices for a public sale. It mentions parties involved and dates for final publication and protection steps, but details remain unclear due to OCR errors.
Notice states mortgage sale due to default to be held at Perkins County South Dakota. Includes mortgage holder archival details, court location, and sale terms with interest and penalties. Auction date listed as November 24 AD with filing and registration references.
Notice announces publication in the Interior department concerning a land claim. It lists witnesses Jaren Wykott Eva A Poser Joka and officials Thunder Hawk D Thunder Hawk 8 D Thunder Hawk 3 D Robert Rubeck Jon Stoner. Registration details reference Peter Hanson with dates noted in the notice.
Tom Marincell filed a homestead entry with the Lamon Land Office on May 19 outlining the claimed parcel. The notice states the entry number and location in Meridian and Thunderbank areas.
Notice for publication from the Department of the Interior Land Office at Lemar dated 190 day in 19th century text. The fragment references names and locations including a claimant and related land records but is partially unreadable.
Seim area notes report coal haulage mishaps and broken gear, with Olson and Hayes home visits and a threshing rig expected. Community events include skating parties, a basket social, a school gathering, and Christmas shopping as snowfall arrives. Local residents James Cleven Conrad Kra and others are listed as visitors.
Eddie Clay has been quiet of late at the Motshenbacher home but shows improvement. Kurt Hros has operated the threshing rig near Fleck and New Lipelg through fall. Joe Motshenbacher visited with Mrs AvictsFrank Willie hosted a business call at Bisset home. Cedar Creek Ladies Aid met with Mrs Scholong hosting. Mrs Motschenbacher hosted quitting Friday. Ladies from the vicinity attended a Bot Growt nis party. the event honored Hien’s birthday and drew a solid turnout.
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