Over The Yellowstone Trail Annual Meeting Run
Cars speed along the Yellowstone Trail to Hot Springs for the annual meeting of the n es Aberdeen Yellow Park Trail Association. A fleet departs from various cities June 29 and June 29 to July 1, with pilot E J Daly and others guiding routes through Miles City Hettinger and Billings, with camping gear and hotel arrangements. A slow, comfortable journey includes stops at McIntosh and Ward Hotel Aber- Hey, ending in Hot Springs after July 6.
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Anters Hot Springs
nes-Aberdeen-Yellow- Park Trail Association
Ettuinger
Vist
E. J. Daly
Milea City
Jie
Minneapolis
Vs. R
Ntevideo
Ted
Nihe
Rdeers
Vers
Ward
Aber- Hey
Sun A. Om
Hot Springs
Well Pleased With Perkins County Well Pleased With Perkins County
Rdl McLeod of Dubuque Whe, passenger engineer on the Arsh out of LaCrosse, praised Perkins County prospects. He noted crop yields exceed western belts and expressed intent to invest, citing land price around $200 per acre and potential for reinvestment and price rise. He vowed to urge his associates to invest locally.
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McLeod
Dubuque
LaCrosse
Fether
Perkins County
Mr. Mebs
Pretty Wedding at First Episcopal Lemmon Church
Miss Margaret Haston Nesbit wed Mr F Weston Penor at First Episcopal Church Lemmon. Ceremony at 10 am led by Rev J W Hyslop with Nesbit and Pomeroy in attendance. After a five course breakfast, couple left for Blick Hill for honeymoon, while friends staged a playful send off. The bride, active in town society, and groom, a dependable worker with W B Lyn, plan to reside in Lemmon after August 1.
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Margaret Haston Nesbit
F. Weston Penor
Episcopal Church of
Lemmon
J. W. Hyslop
Aberdeen
William EL. Nesbit
Mensdelsohn
Ed Bratsburg
Vernon Pomeroy
Hyslop
Maurine Brill
Margaret Colahan
Eleanor Nesbitt
Miss Nesbit
Williau H. Nesbit
Mr. Penor
Lytian
Mewlow
Lemuzou
Murder in Perkins County Stirs County Livery Barn case
A drunken gang beating in Strool ends in the death of Mike Pendregrass. Six men, including Fred Mertz and James O Hara, are in custody after alleged assault, arson trying to burn the livery barn area, and confinement of the victim in bedding saturated with kerosene. Maurice Conrad found the victim. six suspects face preliminary hearing in Bison.
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Strool
Mike Pendregrass
Maurice Conrad
Sunday
Bison
Fred Mertz
Bob” Wilson
James O'Hara
Frenchy
Tex
Pendregrass
Conrad
Baatile
North Dakota primaries update show close races and wins
North Dakota primaries held Wednesday drew large votes in good weather. P D Norton appears renominated for congress from the third district, but final results await the official canvass. Edmund Ward wins the eastern Adams treasurer race amid a crowded field. Kelley and Stinger win other county posts. Hjort and Ward lead in various contests. Ward’s victory pleases supporters across the vast end and Hettinger.
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North Dakota
P. D. Norton
Adams
East End
Edmund Ward
Kelley
Sticken
Jacobson
Register of Deeds
Stinger
J. L. Hjort
Reeder
Congress
H. J. Stinger
Close W. Keairnes
H. J. Sticken
Auditur Chas. M. Anderson
Ji. J. Culver
Walter F. Kelley
Oscar A. Erlandson
M.A. Fuller
H. A. Hilden
Theodore Lokken
Register of Deeda
Charles E. Stowers
Mr. Ward
Hettinger
Ward
Lemmon Giants Lose at Mobridge in a cool game
The Lemmon Giants fell 4 to 2 to Mobridge River Rats at Mobridge last Sunday. Glenn Bunn pitched well, but bonehead plays and errors gave Mobridge the win while Lemmon played better overall and deserved the victory. The club plans another match with Spring Butte and Bonnie Butte as the Dog Riders seek a rematch.
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Mobridge
Lemmon Giants
River Rats
Glenn Bunn
Giants
Spring Butte
Jays
Jocala
Chuck" Green
Baloon
Chil Ghizier
Methnger
Bonnie Butte
Former Lemmon Man Drowned in Montana
Word reached from Deagon Montana on Wednesday that Tom Darling was drowned that morning at HWiv o clock while employed by the Matador Cattle Company. Details are unknown here but the accident is believed to have occurred on the fringe. No Lemmon relatives will attend the funeral. interment will be in Montana with relatives traveling from various points in the state.
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Deagon
Montana
Tom Darling
Matador Cattle Company
Lemmon
Homesteaders Time of Payment Is Extended
Department of the Interior notifies homesteaders on Cheyenne River and Standing Rock reservations that the act extending time of payment applies to all entries, past or future, and to entries prior to passage as well, per the May 2 act and 1913 provision.
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Department of the Interior
United States
South Dakota
North Dakota
Henrie
Royal Arch Masons Have Work Here
The focal royal arch exalted Moser Duval Fritz and Gobleng to the Royal Arch degree on Tuesday completing the work from afternoon till midnight. Visitors from Bowman and McIntosh witnessed the ceremony. A six o'clock supper and midnight luncheon were served as a large attendance gathered. More classes may follow before hot weather.
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Royal Arch
Moser
Duval
Fritz
Gobleng
Ueau i
Chas. Phalen
Bowman
L. K. Ketknap
Mclntosh
Popular Lemmon Man Is Benedict Appears At Home
The article mentions Mr Benedict visiting Lemmon with family ties to Areiotnnagy Ve CT and Coal Shirin bar Gow at Bixby. It notes Mrs. Wygaard and children leaving for Watertown to visit relatives, with Jack continuing to Sioux City for the Johnson Frog Candy Company annual meeting described as a two week school of instruction.
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Bixby
Uyeip Burger Odes
Felendé
Jack Wygaard
Watertown
Wygaard
Jack
Sioux City
Johnson Frog, Candy Company
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Yellowstone Trail
Margaret Nesbitt
Oliver Knudson
Hanna
Grenna
Norton
Jacob L. Hjort
A. K. Moehn
Joy Riders
Royal Arch Masons
Melntoah
Benedict
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