Lemmon and Area Happenings This Week
Art Nelson of Meadow now residing in Reeder visited Lemmon Tuesday and Wednesday. Fred Barthold and family, Lemmon visitors, returned to the ranch Friday. Misa Leta Foot traveled to Morrisonstown then Aberdeen to resume training at St Luke's Hospital. Quammen, Austad and Western Lumber divided the Fullerton and Atlas lumber stocks. Ben Brower of Bison returned from a visit to Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin. Rev Ambrose Bucher and Rt Rev Mensing visited, with Mensing meeting William Mensing. Montana Dakota Telephone Co Manager Lewis met with Lemmon Herald to publish a new directory. George McCheaney, former Lemmon resident, died in Minot after short illness. he had previously worked for International Harvester. Archie Parker and wife visited Lemmon. Archie returned from Ekalaka to assist as deputy Clerk of the Fallon County Clerk. Adsnis County Record reports on Mrs Noorene Noorene shot at her home. son-in-law William Hall charged and held for hearing. Noorene alleges a revolver shot. Hall says he knows nothing. Noorene lives south of Hettinger near Grand River. Hall and wife had been living with Noorene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Nelson
Meadow
Reeder
Lemmon
Fred Barthold
George McCheaney
Sweet Lemmon
Douey
Min
McChesney
International Harvester Co
Archie Parker
Archie
Ekalaka
Mont
Fallon County
Bison
Ekuluka
Parker
Age i & Real Eblate
Joan
Adsnis
Noorene
Sophia, Noorene
Grand River
Hettinger
Wm. Hall
Perkin County
Hall
Perkins County
Lemmon Briefs Highlight Local Visitors and Meetings
James Lemmon and George Kirkpatrick visited Lemmon this week from Chance and Mutt. Walter Sawyer attended a Masonic gathering in Aberdeen last weekend. Ted Clark of Bixby transacted business in Lemmon earlier. Trinit Episcopal services are set for Sunday at 11:00 am and 8:00 pm. W. S. Macauley from Madison visits his parents. Dr. Totten attends Northern South Dakota Medical Association in Aberdeen. The Fields daughter suffers an acute appendicitis and the Monson daughter has bowel trouble. Albert Stahoski passes through Lemmon en route to Ismay Montana, returning Friday. N. H. Hansen visits Lemmon to review state school land filings. H. H. Pomeroy promotes a February 7 combination sale in Lemmon. August Finger, Democratic candidate for Commissioner, visits Lemmon for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Sawyer
Aberdeen
Frank Cozadl
Lemmon
Ted” Clark
Bixby
Albert Stahoski
Ismay
Montana
N. H. Hansen
State Land Department
Miss Genevieve Clark Becomes Junior Auxiliary Leader
Washington, dan, 28. Genevieve Clark daughter of the speaker of the house has been elected president of the Junior Auxiliary of Washington Debutantes and Belles. The organization will devote much of its time this year to assisting Neighborhood House activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dan
Crevieve
Champ Clark
Charitabeork
Washington Debutanta and Belles
Mpd
Wide campaign planned to organize government employees
Washington January 28 a general campaign will be conducted by organizers of the American Federation of Labor to unionize about 300000 government employees Secretary Morrison announced this step in accordance with a resolution adopted by the federation's executive board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Federaon of Labor
Morison
Robell
Federation
President Backs Britain Over Toll Exemption Issue
Washington reports say President Wilson opposes exempting American coastwise whips from the Panama Canal tolls. The White House conference discussed options, including repealing the exemption or passing the Adamson resolution to suspend it for two years. Wilson reportedly leans toward Britain’s position but will publicly state his view soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jent Wilson
Capitol
Wilson
Great Britain
How I Made My Comm Crop In Corn Magazine 1913
Arthur W Runft recounts starting in 1912, failing, retrying in 1913, and growing a prize corn acre. The piece covers ground prep through harvest with practical, natty guidance for corn growers. Mrs George Willard of Seattle visits between trains as a niece of Dr Phelps and plans a longer stop. The Hawley Pony Show arrives with Spot and Beauty drawing praise from children, including a planned pony ride after school. Spot breaks loose and heads toward the barn after two hours of rides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Runft
Indy County
Iowa
Che
Hawley Pony Show
W. A. Hawley
Spot
Grant enlistment letter sells for 910 at auction in New York
New York on January 28 saw the rare autograph letter from General Ulysses S. Grant announcing his determination to enlist draw a top bid of 910 dollars at the Remsen Lane collection auction. The purchaser was Wing. The sale highlighted the day’s auction of initials and Civil War era documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. 8
Grant
Remsen Lane
Wing
Hurry Trust Legislation in House Commerce Panel
Washington January 28 The house commerce committee agreed to meet daily starting Friday to draft anti trust legislation. Baltimore January 29 Grace Blank twenty eight of this city killed instantly and five others injured when a touring car overran driver control and crashed into a tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Commerce Committee
Interstate Trade Commission
Baltimore
Mias Grace i, Bwank
Coal Strike Near End As London Sees Quick Settlement
In London a coal strike begun January 21 is rapidly winding down with union men voting to resume work in all coal yards. Employers had demanded concessions and to grant a renewal of contracts for loading coal. Authorities expect most workers to return while a few hold out. About ten thousand workers were involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paper Prices Dip on Government Printing Office Bid
Washington, Jan 28 Prices on the entire supply of paper for the government Printing Office for the year beginning March 1 were opened by the joint congressional committee on printing. The total involved is about 1,240,000 dollars for 3,000,000 pounds of paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Government Printing Office
Joint Congressional Committee On Printing
Women Voters Must State Their Ages in Chicago
Chicago readers learn that under new equal suffrage rules women must reveal their ages to vote in spring elections. Legal counsel believed age dodging possible, but board of elections instructions likely settle the issue as final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Elections
Grain and Prov ision Prices From Duluth and Chicago
Grain and provision prices across Duluth and Chicago report bids for wheat and flax on track to arrive with various grade prices. Live stock values in South St Paul and Chicago include cattle, calves, lambs, and hogs with multiple price ranges. Minneapolis and national figures show wheat and corn futures, butter, eggs, and related commodities with cash and nearby dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
South St Paul
South St. Paul
Cnetneapolie Grain
Minneapolis
S. Cash
Sidr Tan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Misa Leta Foot
Morristown
St. Luke's Hospital
Quammen and Austad
Western Lumber Companies
Fullerton
Atlas
Ben Brower
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ben
Ambrose Bucher
Ft. Yates
N. D
Magr. Mensing
Webster
Father Frel
William Mensing
Lewis
Montana and Dakota Telephone Company
The
Herald
James Lemmon
Mutt
Business
George Kirkpatrick
Chance
Trinit Episcopal Church
Macauley
Madison
J. D. Macauley
George Fields
Mons Monson
H. H. Pomeroy
August Finger
Sun District
Genevieve Clark
Mertemn Press
Assow
Emperor William
William
George Willard
Seatte
Phelps
Eed
ISION
Paul iSe
Turkay
Texas
Aoe Saan
Lemmon Furniture Co
North
South Dakota
Lo G, Meer, Pri
Lemmon State Bank
Crans, View Pres
Stites
So. Dak
NEW Deere
Comanche
Deere & CO
John Deere
W. A. Bowles
Dakota Implement Co. Lemmon, S. D
New England Conservatory
Mary Drew-Wilson
Chicago Auditorium School of Music
Lemmon, S. D
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