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Newspaper

The Lemmon Herald

Location

Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1915

Page

2

Letter In Seattle Ahead Of Schedule

A relay letter from Chicago mayor to Seattle arrived in Lemmon on Thursday morning at 5 58 AM after 97 hours 10 minutes of auto travel via the Yellowstone Trail. The 100 hour target was beat by 2 hours 50 minutes. Drivers faced washed out bridges and night driving with some rest stops. Papke of Lemmon Auto Co drove 112 miles in 3 hours 45 minutes in a Dolge car, with a near perfect run despite rain and mud. The Hettinger segment saw speeds around 36 to 50 mph with a trailing car close behind. The Yellowstone Trail organizers receive praise for the remarkable cross country relay on country roads.

Chicago Seattle Lemmon Mobridge E. E. Papke Lemmon Auto Co W. H. Doherty North Dakota Yellowstone Papke Marmarth Hettinger Dodge C. W. Hose N. J. Rice The Herald Mr. Hose Buick Hetlinger E Yellowstone Teal

Federal court to hear liquor shipment injunctive case

Aberdeen attorney says transfer of injunctive suit against Milwaukee railroad to federal court was served on North Dakota officials. Emmons county seats the case as authorities allege liquor shipments into the dry state violate Webb Kenyon law. The railroad argues enforcement lies with North Dakota authorities through seizure. The action tests liquor transport into a dry state.

Milwaukee Railroad North Dakota Ed. L. Grantham Aberdeen United States Emmons County

Everybody Boost For County Fair

A Perkins County call to action urges all residents of Lemmon to back a First Annual County Fair. The movement highlights local benefits such as stronger farmer cooperation, closer ties with city merchants, attracting investments, encouraging competitive agriculture, and reducing costs by showcasing stock and produce locally. The plan envisions bidding traders buying from neighbors and displays investors the region’s potential.

Lemmon Dolara Minnesota Perkins County

Give Them a Cheer for Those Who Strive on Roads

Poem fragment urges readers to cheer workers who tire on harsh highways and difficult paths. It celebrates courage and steady effort, asking audiences to lift weary hearts with a simple hearty greeting. The piece emphasizes communal support and shared progress as essential to moving the world forward.

Seriously Injured Cranking Engine

J. W. Johnson of Gascoyne North Dakota was badly hurt Monday when a traction engine backfired while he cranked it. The crank struck his jaw tearing flesh and exposing the jaw bone though the bone itself was not broken. He was brought to Lemmon for treatment by Dr. Phelps and required several stitches.

J. W. Johnson Gascoyne N.D Johnson Lemmon Phelps

Strang Family Reunion Planned by Minnesota Doctor

Dr. C. K. Strang and Mrs. Strang with Marrietta Burdick will travel from Minnesota to Alexandria for a family reunion at month’s end. They will drive Yellowstone Trail to Minneapolis to meet brothers Dr. D. M. Strang and C. J. Strang and A. P. Nelson, then four cars to Alexandria. Afterward they will visit Mayo Hospital in Rochester for two weeks of study before returning home.

C. K. Strang

Equity Convention Largely Attended in Lemmon June 1916

The Farmers Equity Union gathered in Lemmon on June 17 18 1916 with delegates from Exchanges in North and South Dakota and many visitors. Main action promotes the Aberdeen Creamery Mercantile Exchange centralized plant to handle cream from the Aberdeen territory. Directors to meet in Aberdeen to rent building and start creamery operations. C O Drayton national president of Farmers Equity Union presided.

Farmers Equity Union Convention Lemmon North South Dakota Aberdeen Creamery & Mercantile Exchange Aberdeen Dak C. O. Drayton Farmers Equity Union Greenville Ill Equity Dakotas Nhon D. D

Potwin Receives Deputy Commissioner Appointment

Pierre reports that Thomas D. Potwin editor of the Perkins County Signal was named deputy commissioner of school and public lands by Commissioner Hepperle. The move surprised voters as Potwin had failed to win a Board of Charities and Corrections seat last winter. It is thought he may stay in state rather than return to Connecticut.

Pierre Thomas D. Potwin Perkins County Signal Hepperle Potwin Board of Charities and Corrections Connecticut

Equity Union and Mercantile Exchange Endorse Dakota Central Agency

Hearty approval from Aber deen South Dakota directors of the Equity Union and Mercantile Exchange for making the Central Exchange a regular buying and selling agency for all Equity Unions in the Dakotas. Continued on page over.

Equity Union and Mercantile Exchange Aberdeen Central Exchange Dakotas

What Causes A Town To Die

A writer argues towns fade from lack of confidence and public spirit more than from rivals or surroundings. An optimistic, energetic home seeker spurs growth while doubt and gloom repel new residents and investment. Build a live, enterprising town to benefit yourself.

Tian

Herald Editor Toured the Countryside on a Trip

The Herald Editor took a daylong automotive outing with W. Hore in a Buick to Hettinger and back to Lemmon. They met two investors and toured Grand River country observing crops including alfalfa, native grasses, and early grain growth. A lakeside lunch at Reservoir Lake preceded a western Yellowstone Trail return with notes on crops and prospects.

W. Hore Buick Hettinger Lemmon Oath Therm Grand River Reservoir Lake Dr. Phelps Petrel Pelps Ay Bowman

Mettinger Loses To Lemmon Giants In Rough Game

Lemmon defeated Mettinger 8 to 7 on the meal grounds last Sunday in a loosely played exhibition noted for frequent base interference and poor signaling. Fly pitched well for Lemmon with strong support from Potts, while Mettinger struggled behind a depleted catching staff and errors.

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