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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1913
Page
2
Only three of the 36 aboard the ill fated tanker Hovwerass survive the wreck near Perrice Spit. Two more are hurt aboard a lifeboat while rescued by a tug from Poat Adavis. The gale still rages as captains and crew await word on the missing Master Captain Johnson.
North Dakota's new governor L B Hanna warns the legislature against extravagant programs and urges prudent budgeting. He pushes convict labor for state highway building and calls for reform in higher education funding and public schools.
Cornelius P. Becker a 35 year old bachelor farmer living seven miles from Marion was blown apart by a gasoline explosion while repairing by lamplight. Neighbors found his remains as bones were blown into the room ceiling. doors and windows were blown out. The incident occurred near Sioux Falls on January 9.
A rear coach derailed on the Chicago and Oak Park Elevated Road on January 9. Two male passengers jumped from the car as it left the rails and rode twenty feet on the ties before plunging to the street but escaped injury by jumping into a forward car. The train had discharged most of its passengers and was returning to the western terminal when the derailment occurred.
Harry K. Thaw arrived in New York from Matteawan to attend pending hearings over Mary Thaw and $80,000 in counsel fees. The federal court granted overnight stay, but Thaw said he preferred to return to the asylum where he has long been confined.
In Perkins County South Dakota Sheriff sale of attached personal property for debt. Judgment in favor of First State Bank of Lammon against defendant. Auction at Lammon hotel on January 3, 1918 at 1 pm. Property includes furniture, tables, chairs, stove, bed, cookery, and various household items. Sheriff Wit Nessare and Deputy announce sale to settle the debt and costs.
Cole Items reports Cole and Minnesota connections with Cole residents hosting guests and planning spring work. Herbert Sandgren stayed overnight at Idlewild and discussed farm matters. A. Carroll becomes postmaster at Cole while former postmistress handles books. locals celebrate school activities and a campaign for a dancing hall. Clarence Combs family updates and corn husker record cited.
Advertises openings for piano or violin students with seven years of experience and no failures. Applicants should call Lob dell's 10-Cent Store or write C. W. Leigh, Lemmon.
Margaret Campbell of Smith Arkansas recalls her father reading an advertisement for Chamberlains Tablets and says the pills fit his case exactly and he has not been sick since. She adds her sister also benefited from them. L Shuttleworth of Bison has returned from Indiana to take charge of the county register of deeds office. Mrs Shuttleworth will stay away longer for visits.
Mortgage sale notice outlines default on a loan secured by a deed of trust in a South Dakota county. It lists principal and interest, mentions the power of sale by the sheriff, and sets a redemption period of 130 days after sale. The notice names Henry W. Davis and John Anderson as parties with claims, and references a sale date in July 1918 context.
Notice is given that Robert B. Bartlett of Selma SD on June 26 1908 filed Entry No SM00 and Ranch No 012100 for Northwest 14 Section 11 Township 10 Range 9 Will be examined in 193 to establish final five year proof before the Register and Receiver U S Land Office at Bismarck ND on February 11 193. Claimant witnesses Henry W Hoshoe Frank Schrader William Dennard Joseph Skogland all of Sully ND Stevens Res.
Foreclosure sale notice for a real estate mortgage in Vere county. The sheriff conveys Lot property in the village of Bienu under power of sale dated and scheduled for a Saturday in June at one o clock. Logan Barry, attorney, represents the plaintiff John Anderton.
Notice to Alice Miller and others in Perkins County South Dakota. The State Court issues summons in a case involving Alice Miller and others. Defendants must answer the complaint within thirty days after service, or the plaintiff may seek court relief. Publication date December 13, 1920.
Notice from the Interior Department informing Henry Remi of Faith South Dakota that Rudolph Kannenberg contests his Homestead Entry No 7199 for WL 2 NE L4 and SE L1 NW 1 4 Section 16 Township 13 N Range 7 W BH Meridian. The grounds claim lack of improvements and noncompliance with homestead laws. Respondent must appear within twenty days and serve a copy of the answer on the contestant.
Mortgage default action filed in Persil County naming Sanders and Malte as parties with deed and duty details. The notice states property and terms, requiring action by the specified deadlines and referencing legal authority and attorney Logan Berry. The document cites schedule dates and location in Lemans, South, with court and legal filing notices.
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