Lemmon Visitors and Local Notes From Several Towns
Car Exchanges reports E Papke of Lemmon on business in Lemmon this week. Mrs Clyde Sims of Lemmon visited between trains Wednesday with Mrs Shirley Richey. T O Rameland, Milwaukee lands company agent, in the city from Lemmon. Mr Johnson and sister Miss Johnson of Lemmon visited at Mr and Mrs A Verdon and returned home Monday. Axel Eckberg of White Butte returned from Aberdeen hospital after an accident and planned final proof for his homestead on December 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Sims
Lemmon
Shirley Richey
Marmarth Mail
Tt. O. Raméland
Milwaukee Lands Company
Miles City
Axel Eckberg
White Butte
Abereen
Mr. Eckberg
Haynes Register-Gazette
Annual Meeting at Mitchell for Farm Groups
The South Dakota Corn and Grain Growers Association and allied farm groups plan a joint meeting in Mitchell, January 27 to 31, 1913. Union sessions will accompany independent programs by Corn Growers, Liver Stock Breeders, Poultrymen, and Horticulturalists, with a Live Stock sale and notable speakers including Hopkins and Sam Jordan on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota Corn and Grain Growers Association
Mitchell
South Dakota
Pavilion
Iis
Hopkins
Sam Jordan
Corn and Grain Growers Association
H. E. Dawes
Hume
See
Spring and New Year Socials Reported Around Thayer Area
Local families held Sunday visits at the Thayer home and Bellows area. Andrew Brekke and C O Butler spent New Year’s Day with Mrs. Holland and kin. Elie Brorock and Albert Brorock resumed school. A party at Starh home, fall term Jarvis school closed. Norwegian services at Jarvis schoolhouse January éth by Rev Ulsan. Several neighbors seen in Lemmon last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeauier
George Leverke
Thayer
Agnes Lynch
Minnesona
Andrew Brekke
C.O. Butler
Jarvis
Wendell
Anobel Bales
Mildred
Gertrude Rowell
Hilder Peterson
Spring Butte
Ulsan
Fiiler
J. H
Rev. Olson
P. J. Petersson
Thomeen
Brorock
Lemmon
Misses Cooper
Mine Mae Jarvin
Local residents and visits noted in Valley Parm area
Community notes list residents and visitors from Valley Parm and nearby townships. Entries mention hunting trips, farm calls, coal mine work, New Year visits, and social activities with individuals like Hans Aaberg Andrew Nelson Chas Lobius and families in Kansas City township Chandler and Mobridge relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo
Kansas City
Vans Anberg
Hans
Dakota Montana Telephone to Publish Lemmon Directory
Dakota Montana Telephone Company announces a new Lemmon exchange directory and asks anyone with a changed or missing number to notify the Lemmon office on or before January 15, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Montana Telephone Company
Lemmon Exchange
Lemmon
Dakota-Montans Telephone Ce
O'Shaughnessy to Be Recalled Amid Mexico City Embassy Move
Reported in Washington that President Wilson planned to close the U S embassy in Mexico City and recall Charge Nelson O Shaughnessy. Officials note O Shaughnessy has served amid unrest and earned broad endorsements while leading American interests in Mexico. Military observers report continued fighting at Mazatlan and Topolobampo as the cruiser Yorktown moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Forrest
Wilson
United
Mexico City
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Bryan
Joba
Pass Christian
Mina
Rose
O'Sraughnessy
O'Shaughnessy
Mexico
Captain Bradshaw
York Town
Ah Knenada
Cowles
Orrtner Pittsburg
Mazatlan
Cvuiver
Maleieh
Topolobampo
McAdoo Opposes Plan For Large New York Regional Bank
New York January 7 Secretary McAdoo indicated he opposes creating a gigantic New York regional bank embracing most of the Northeast and 40 percent of the nation’s banking power. He noted such a bank would force division of the rest of the country into seven districts under the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
McAdoo
Treasury Department
Buch
Neork
Federal Reserve Organization
Compo
Houston
Department of
Physicians Who Refuse Eugenic Test May Be Prosecuted
Madison Wisconsin January 7 That phase physicians who agree not to make tests under the eugenics marriage law come near to conspiracy in an interview with Attorney General Walter C Owen. The attorney general said agreements not to perform tests and failing to examine carry strong indications of possible conspiracy and will be investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Walter C. Owen
Owen
Wolves Kill Lone Indian Near Lake of the Woods
A lone Indian was killed by wolves near Lake of the Woods, about thirty five miles from Warroad, after fighting them with a knife. Five wolves lay dead nearby, marking the season's first fatal wolf attack this winter as wolves roam in large packs due to little snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minn
Lake of the Woods
Warroad
Bud
Wisconsin Supreme Court Dismisses Income Tax Appeal
Washington January 7 The U S Supreme Court dismissed an appeal from Wisconsin's high court ruling upholding the income tax law. The federal court did not pass on the merits of the law or constitutionality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Slater
Supreme Court
Truman A Howley
Malden
Mass
Supreme Court Acta
Wisconsin
Wisconsi Supreme Court
Chicago Subways Bid Draws No Takers
Chicago on January 7 saw bids opened for the proposed $141 million subway project with no contractors willing to undertake the contract. Mayor Harrison had hoped a bidder would accept the work to help finance the rapid transit system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nisin Kak
Harrison
Six Found A Drift In An Open Boat
Six of the crew of the oil tank steamer Oklahoma were adrift after a collision near Sandy Hook. They were rescued by the steamship Gregory in a lifeboat, while seventeen others were rescued by the revenue cutter Bavaria and three died. The revenue cutter Seneca reported continued hope that eight more might have escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Milahoma
Sandy Hook
Bregory
Seneca
Arsonists Cause Massive English Fire Damage Report
An 1912 incident in England caused about 7.5 million in damage prompting insurers to consider higher premiums. The fire alarm raised concerns across companies about increased risk and rate adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Fire cripples opera house injuring six firefighters
A blaze tore through the opera home in the business district injuring six firefighters with one feared dead. Fire damage is estimated at over 150000 as crews battled the flames.
Grain and Provision Prices Across Markets Jan Six
Duluth reports on track prices for wheat and flax with futures and cash values, plus South St Paul live stock prices for cattle hogs lambs and calves. Chicago figures show wheat corn oats pork butter eggs and poultry prices, with livestock totals for cattle hogs and sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Jan
Northern
South St Paul
South St. Paul
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. Papke
Bentley Bulletin
U.S. Treasury
Andrew Nelson
Chas Lobius
Carl Cluson
Reed
van Cleve
Riverside Park
Bute Ladies Aid
Harold Hightie
Schuesslers
A. H. Dokken
C. F. Kroneman
Messrs. Richardston and Murphy
Roy Lobius
Mobridge
S. D
M. P. Reed
Bakkes
Chandler Township
Aaberg
Helgeson
Martinsons
Earl Hendrickson
Thunder Hawk
G. F. Kroneman
Emil Brows
Bakke Snd
Margaret
Chandler
M. P. Reeds
Joe Paranto
Chasmith
Ben
Montana
Hans Aaberg
Mott
Republic
Gatwill
Fairfax
R. K. Thornton
Bel
Virginia
Nue
Martha Washington
J. P Morgan
Uantrell
Lowle Hulse
Quantrell Bend
Acer
Oklahoma Beach
Chicago Livestock
ILMC
Minneapolis
Vic
Lemmon Furniture Co
North
Sue Us
Lemmon State Bank
Siperids
So. Dak
NEW Deere King of All
J. T. Nowerhes
Peutlewen
Sharman
Tucan
W. A Lowlls
John Deere
Dakota Implement Co. Lemmon, S. D
New England Conservatory
Mary Drew-Wilson
Chicago Auditorium School of Music
Lemmon, 8. D
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