Wi Zitz Returns In Company The Lemmon wedding
Edward J Ziltz a prime booster for the state and a respected young man from Cook county returned from an eastern trip with Miss Marie Wenger They were married January fifteenth at Dane and will reside on the groom's ranch near Petrel The couple are part of a busy social circle with many friends in Lemmon and the surrounding area noting the groom's successful ventures and a hoped for peaceful married life.
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Edward J
State Fiteralty
Honyak
Te Cook
Lemmon
Ziltz
Marie Wenger
Petrel
Comedy Success Uri Girl on Continent Stage
A gossiping note hints at a comedy success and a continental stage production. The lack of clear details makes its certainty uncertain, but anticipation builds around a musical comedy with a full spectacle and new venue arrangements.
Knights of Pythias install new officers at focal lodge
The Knights of Pythias focal lodge held a public installation Monday evening with Thos. D. Potwin C S B Quammen and J. F. Paul Gross as installing officers. New officers include Elmer Keets Chancellor Commander Jus. P. Stern ngen and others. Music by Lobdell's string orchestra followed by a late luncheon. Also the Casady family welcomed a son Jos. M. Casady Jr with the nickname Mike.
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Knights of Pythias
Thos. D. Potwin
Quammen
J. F. Paul Gross
Elmer | Keets
Jus. P. Sternngen
C. A. Ingalls
I. T. Her
Jos. M. Casady
Stork
Dr. Phelps
J. M. Jr
Casady
Joe
Papa Toa
Mike
Royal Neighbors Install Officers at Lemmon Camp No 6446
At the joint installation with Modern Woodmen, Lemmon Camp No 6446 Royal Neighbors installed officers for the new year. Oracle Lulu Bowlus. Vice Oracle Mrs Josephine Monson. Chancellor Nellie Laurie. Recorder Cora Knappenberger. Treasurer L C Fields. Marshall Grace Kirkland. Ins Sentinel Nettie Beasley. Outs Sentinel Ellen Delaney. Manager Jos Sternhagen. Physician Dr Strang.
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Lemmon
Royal Neighbors
Oracle
Lulu Bowlus
Josephine Monson
Nellie Laurie
Cora Knappenberger
L. C. Fields
Marshall
Grace Kirkland
Ins. Sentinel
Nettie Beasley
Outs. Sentinel
Ellen Delaney
Jos. Sternhagen
Dr. Strang
Woodmen's Third Masquerade at Lemon Camp No. 8573 MWA
The Woodmen of America held their third annual masquerade at Lemon Camp No. 8573 last Friday evening with about one hundred attendees. Mrs Culberson wore the Indian Maiden outfit from the Culberson Indian relics collection and Mrs Smith wore a Day and Night costume that won prizes. Couré Hoyer's orchestra provided music and supper was served by the Royal Neighbors at Quammen hall. Rail service from the west slowly normalizes after heavy snow in the Cascades and Bitterroot regions, with storms causing trains to be delayed or turned back.
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Lemon Camp
Peter Culberson
Culberson
8. J. Smith
Courehoyer
Quammen Hall
Old Boreas
Rockies
Cascades
Bitterroot
Townsite president hails Lemmon progress and business will
Mr. Dee M. Bailey of Philadelphia, president of the Northwest Townsite Company, visited Lemmon on Wednesday. He discussed two large tracts of townsite property, praised local businessmen for backing commercial clubs, and urged energetic upbuilding to attract investment. He warned that towns without faith or effort drive outsiders away.
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Dee. M. Bailey
Philadelphia
Northwest Townsite Company
Lemmon
State Line
Bailey
Lyceum Course For The Coming Season
This year's lyceum course was bravely shouldered by Capt. L. P. McNulty alone and has proved satisfactory with adequate support from helpers. Rev. Keniston is in town consulting with Lyceum friends, and a committee including McNulty Gross Rev Hyinek and Prof Karch will again bear responsibilities. Six entertainments are scheduled: The Hartfords concert Plumeteod Impersonator Dr Colledge lecturer The Bargett Co The Regniers Co and The Lewis Trio.
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L. P. McNulty
Rev
Keniston
Messrs. McNulty
Gross
Hyinek
Karch
Hartfords
Plumeteod
Dr. Colledge
Bargett Co
The
Regniers Co
Lewis Trio
South Dakota Metal Production in 1912
South Dakota mined record metal output in 1912 per preliminary Geologic Survey estimates led by Charles W. Henderson. The year set a new high with output about ten thousand dollars above the prior peak, primarily in lead, copper, and zinc, with the Homestake mine operating continuously and major plant projects advancing at Hale Mountain and Deadwood area sites.
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South Dakota
Charles W. Henderson
Nnted
Thy Companys Hydrowlettic
Hale Mountain
Maren
Merputot
Mieguil
Levis
Fundiveg
Dorr & Wilson Custom
Hyer and
Bononea
Aw Bn Hiruad
Feamongge
Trajen
Rehan E. Viehinw
Hwee
Pensington County
Uneted
Mt Myatle
Sear
Local Notes and Oddities From Crystal Farm Area
Fragmented local brief recounts odd events around Crystal Farm and nearby neighborhoods. Mentions weather pauses, neighbors named Nea Broten and Jed Stu, and a blunt description of a hammering task tied to Merry’s cowl wine project.
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Veary Breton Sigiert
Jed Stu Lrnee
Hart Berg
Merry
Local Anecdotes and Oddities From a Quirky Neighborhood
A garbled town page recounts casual events and remarks from residents including evenings with friends, cold days in Cook neighborhood, and neighbors aiding each other. It notes a shift in mood as spring nears and various locals such as Henry Groton taking new roles, with fragmented references to mine work, fruit bash, and a stray telephone inquiry about neighborly calls.
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Wil
Carl
Wari
Parl
Nelfroten
Lyceum to Present Dr John A Gray on The Man Out of Job
Lyceum entertainment features Dr John A Gray lecturer sharing personal experiences about humble workers. He will adopt overalls and work in disguise to tell the story of the common toiler with humor rhetoric and logic. At the Armory Opera House Friday evening January 24.
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Lyceum
John A. Gray
Gray
Rao
Have Green and Son Grind Your Feed Grain Today
Local advertisement for Green and Son offering prompt and affordable grain grinding services to farmers and rural customers. Provides quick turnaround and low prices to attract repeat business and establish reliability in the community.
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Green & Son
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