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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1916
Page
4
The record describes church activities with notes on a Sunday service read order and sermon details. It records attendance and mentions a “There 1 Gee wren” line, reflecting the garbled OCR. It also references a Sunday School session and a Congregation gathering at the Halle.
Fragmentary report cites protests and campaigns about youth welfare and family support. Mentions He Hee and Amann Ulpetoan Advuwite and a governor Urges parental action. References to children, marriage, and public sentiment amid reform debates.
Fragmented text logs a local news item about a Wednesday through Thursday event at a faculty convention in Lemme Welnesday. It mentions attendees Misses Selle Lathrog and Anna Chine and a shopping activity at the Mares Atkine during Monday afternoons.
A July 12 entry notes Mrs Anton Tesley entertaining the Cedar Creek Ladies' Aid society at her home. Nearby items list visits, calls, and casual gatherings across Wasiaude, Riverside, and Hawkesfler, with several family and neighbor engagements mentioned through the week.
Sparks From Seim Wires Elmer Graa has accepted another term to herd sheep at the Skrettebers ranch. Harry Chenty was a caller on North Grand Monday. Mrs. Bloss visited her daughter. Wedding bells loom for neighbors. August Skretteberg was a caller at Straahowe Sunday. Anderson bought potatoes from ED Mitchell Wednesday. Bras brothers took grain to Lemmon Wednesday. Miller spending a few days on the Grandiver. De Emmonses spent midweek at the Simmons home. Clayton Brumley ill with men illness. speedy recovery wished. Hugh passed through Seim with a load of goods. Miller came to his homestead for a few days. Noy Gilloon fished Grand river Friday with little success. Mrs. Mybre was a caller at the Krans Thursday. Howard Sylvester was a Lemmon visitor Friday. Fort Shas of Missouri is there looking after land interests and visiting old friends. Martin Jacobson was a Lemmon caller Friday. August Sholaas visited Skretterberg home Sunday. Mrs. Brag spent Sunday at Amundson home. Andree Uraa and Emmons home visits Sunday evening.
Cedar River party Mr and Mrs Jobn B Molitor and T Morterback of Veva North Dakota visited Mr and Mrs Phil W Molitor of Lemon South Dakota. They traveled by auto and praised the alfalfa country with good crop outlook. John Molitor plans to plant for next season if land is prepared.
In a formal notice dated March 1, 1916, Harry Ortén, Insurance Commissioner, authorizes payment to the Palatine Insurance Company Limited of England. The document confirms certification of audits and legal requisites, guiding settlement of fire, life, and automobile insurance claims.
The Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Company of Pennsylvania subject to the laws of this state has filed sworn statements of its condition and earnings for the year ending December 31, conforming to insurance law requirements. The commissioner of insurance of South Dakota certifies authority to transfer business in this state until January 1, 1917, with official ratification by Harry Connien, Commissioner.
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