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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1916
Page
4
Sunday services and church events fill a long community notice with details on church leadership changes, organist appointment, Sunday School start, and a regional Baptist association meeting. It includes confirmations, weddings, a Catholic funeral, and community sympathy messages for the bereaved.
The St Marys Church News reports Fr John Frei as pastor and notes that the following children received the First Holy Communion on Sunday of last week. The brief notice records the event and the parish leadership.
Marie Fuciki born in Vic enni Germany on September 15 died June 14 in 191 year age. Married Mathias Zadera at twenty and lived with him in Ger b so children came to the country then settled in Chicago where they lived until 1855. From Chi-
Memorial Presbyterian Church invites members to Sunday service at 11 30 a m with Sunday School 9 45 a m Young People's Meeting at 7 15 p m sermon at 8 p m on June 25 Communion and reception of members Parents may present children for baptism An offer to sell Lot 4 in Block 3 Lemmon or trade for 160 acres in Persins County near Lemmon Contact Buellester Alexandria Minn for details
Local notes recall Sholaas on a Haynes trip Monday and Nonna Emmons visiting Della Dahl Wednesday. Lemmon callers visited Friday. several Lemmon visitors stayed to Sunday. Carl Dahl ill with measles as the disease spreads locally. multiple families hosted and visited over the weekend.
The Alter Howlety of the church of the Holy Family met Wednesday with Mra Val Mowhonbacher. Kurt and Lemmon vishoes Filde attended. They plan to meet next time with Mew. Jin Treey on July 3.
Mrs Wm Bauer and Addie Briggs arrived from Aberdeen to spend the summer on the farm. Riverside farm hosts Mrs Roy Dillman and children. John Haylich transacted business in Common. Farmers haul potatoes. several carloads shipped from Lemmon. A girl born to Mrs Cora Kurt on June 4. Mrs Geo Schlong and Edmund Ward travel to Aberdeen for business. Thomas Alkire bought a Ford. Christianson family from Lemmon easing on the Grovuim and Val Motchenbacher farms. Elmer Texley injured riding a disc, minor injuries. Miss Anna Cline visiting mother from Wakpala. Geo Schlong sold breaking outfit to E Ward of Pretty Rock. Luella Kingsley and Genes Motchenbacher visit Mim Harry Alkire. Dance at Daytos Friday night ends with a fight. Claude Alkire travels to Lemmon on business. Will Stamn visits Lattrop home. Families of Mothenbacher and Grovum visit Harry Alkire. Seeding nearly finished. grain looking fine. Vivian and Leola Alkire visit Claude Alkire. Mrs John Bergerson visits sister Mrs Burt Trogstead. Miss Bessie Lathrop staying with Mrs Nason. Storm and Suaxter visit Geo Schlong Sunday.
Notice is given that Peter N. Myre among others appears as witnesses in a land notice filed before the Register and Receiver of the land office in South Dakota. The land description and dates point to a republication notice with witnesses including McGintyee Lemmon and Wiley.
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