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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1915
Page
8
The game featured multiple defensive miscues and heavy inning-by-inning action. Key plays included an early error by Rut and a trio of later outs on infield grounders as both sides attempted to gain the upper hand, with several runners advancing on hits and steals.
In the seventh inning Norton was hit by a pitch, Smith singled, and Berry scored Norton after Bingham doubled. Berry then scored on Berry's single, while List and Speed popped out. Dann struck out, Baker walked, Crose was called out for interference, and Borresen was retired at first. Final scoreboard shows Lemmon and Bowman pitching with specific inning runs and outs, detailing a close late game.
Crop status from page one notes spring wheat in bloom and set for a fine crop while alfalfa first cutting is stacked and second crop grows rapidly. Corn is advancing with warm weather but some fields may not mature before frost. many local varieties reach maturity within 100 days, and the typical western central frost date is September 30. Wild hay is exceptionally heavy, enabling stock owners to stockpile forage for winter demands.
Brown Brothers of Hettinger completed what is likely the territory’s largest loan, $70,000, to the Chicago Land Company. The 18,500 acre tract spans Slope and Bowman counties, with papers filed recently after weeks of negotiation.
The notice urges readers to contribute to the fair by both word and work. It emphasizes cooperative effort and asks the community to join in pulling the project forward as a united team.
The Wisconsin experiment station urges farmers to improve potato seed by securing pure seed with neighbors, planting foundation stock alone, learning vine and tuber traits, discarding unsuitable hills, selecting seed at digging, and organizing local growers and dealers to advance the potato industry.
Johnny Raimey of Cincinnati former racing partner of Dob Burman and head of the Ohio and Cin0 racine teams has been signed by Secretary C N McIvaine for a two day gasoline speed program at the South Dakota State Fair. Raimey finished third at the Southwestern Sweepstakes in Oklahoma City in April and on May 20 won the hundred mile race at Detroit defeating top dirt track drivers.
The 1915 South Dakota State Fair will host a second annual automobile race with seven events. Six cars will be driven by five pros including Judy Kilpatrick Fred Horey and Johnny Raimey from Chicago Cincinnati and St. Louis. Brinco plans to enter new cars with Kilpatrick likely piloting one. The event is tied to a broader fair program featuring a strong harness and running program, $8,000 track improvements, and a calendar of races from September 15 to 17 at Huron.
Rev Martin Hyink pastor. Morning service at 10 30 am Sunday School 1 evening service prayer meeting Thursday 17 30 pm choir practice 8 30 pm.
Church notices list Catholic services hosted by Rev. A. O Hara at multiple locations. Dates span July 23 to August 1 with times mainly 10 or 10:30 a m. Sites include Mr Rashids near Ada Hartmans near Chance Meadow Coal Springs Bison Grandview south of Drew Strool and other nearby communities.
St Marys Catholic Church under Pastor Rev John Frei lists regular services on the first and third Sundays with Early Mass at 8 00 a m High Mass at 10 30 a m Sunday school at 2 00 p m Vespers and Benediction at 7 30 p m Weekday Mass at 8 00 a m Trinity Mission Services led by Rev George W Dow in charge.
Pierre N. Fredin pastor schedule lists services including Sunday sermons at 2 30 p m and 7 30 p m Bible study weekly at 10 00 a m preaching and 11 00 a m B Y P U with evening service at 7 30 p m on Sundays
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