Lemmon Takes First Place In Inter-Tournament Whist Meet
Lemmon defeated Morristown in the first session of an Inter-Tournament at the Commercial Club rooms. Morristown sent a large party. Tom Purtwin was toastmaster. After the games lunch followed, with most players attending. The noonday Commercial Club meeting discussed alfalfa, seed plans from Brookings College, and band issues to be addressed next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemmon
Morristown
Agen Commercial Club Rooms
Tom Purtwin
Lemmonen
Ody
America In Wedsay
Commercial Club
N. F E. Hansen
Brookings Agricultural College
Hansen
Agricultural College
F. A. Finch
South Dakota
Immigration Movement to Lemmon Country
A weekly report notes a rising pace of immigrant movement toward Lemmon country this spring. Cournoyer of de Minaskee says the number of immigrant cars increased yesterday and many arrivals over the past week. The influx brings diversified farming interests, horses, cattle, and machinery, with locals expecting a large rise next year as farm lands attract settlers from the northwest regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cournoyer
de Minaskee
Neral & Ning
Federal Loan ALSN Organization Meeting Planned
A meeting at Lemmon Club rooms on March 24 aims to organize a federal loan association. Haynes will preside and discuss benefits, methods, and implementation for a low rate vehicle loan plan. Local interest urged to attend to form the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Es Club
Lemmon
Haynes
Herald
Inter State Pair Meeting Held by Stockholders
A small turnout met the Inter State Fair Association on Thursday as the meeting was adjourned for lack of a quorum at the annual session. General plans were discussed but no program for the year was set. Directors elected for the ensuing year include Ray J. Murphy IRay J. Murphy president C A Ingalls secretary Carl Hose treasurer F A Finch W W Robertson C J Delaney J E Curtis C A Bennett and J W Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-State Fair Association
Iray J. Murphy
Quaimmen
C. A. Ingalls
Carl Hose
F. A. Finch
W. W Robertson
C. J. Delaney
J E. Curtis
C A. Bennett
J W Anderson
Nationwide Railway Strike Rumors Sweep Rail Circles
New York reports say a nationwide strike by railroad workers could follow if no eight hour day agreement is reached at a Thursday conference between railroad managers and the four brotherhoods. Agents allegedly sent notices to railroad presidents about proposals from the unions, with some confusion over timing and leadership comments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brotherhood of Tranmen Tt
Harhoods
Supreme Court
Adamson Law
Spem
Do It Now Praise The Living Man While He Breathes
A poem urges immediate praise for a worthy man while alive not after death. The speaker argues kind words and warm approval raise spirits, sustain his life, and give his efforts meaning. Do not wait for life to end to show support.
Siem Farmer Raises Record Hog Litter Near Leninien
Siem Farmer, four miles south of Leninien, shows a litter of four hogs weighing about 315 pounds each. The sow’s litter, raised by Walter Sawyer, sold for $308 with 150 bushels invested for feed. mother of the litter increased in value, signaling strong hog farming profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siem Farmer
Walter Sawyer
Hager
Himsell
Sture
Aggressive daylight strike aims at a meeting place
Report notes a daylight strike taking shape with a plan to converge at a location by Wednesday. Details on participants and target venue are limited in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gressive
Hersred disposes of Petrel store interests
Martin Hersrud distros his interests in the general store at Petrel. Olsen is a member of K and recently returned from a short time away. Hersrud will retain ownership of the implement near Mr Olsen. The venture is led by a young man of good business promise and is expected to succeed, with the sale continuing as before except for a change in ownership and counter setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Hersrud
Geners Thanilise
Petrel te +! Olsen
Hersrud
Mr Olsen
Mly
West
Auditor Holds State Pay Of South Dakota Measure
The auditor holds LP pay of the state amid a March session. The measure involves the South Dakota guards and the adjutant general Marrs, outlining terms for issuing a note or appropriation. The article notes the procedural steps and intended financial actions.
Remodel Underway at Modal Clothing Store
Weight Bros contractors began work on the Modal Clothing Store remodeling with interior changes already visible such as dressing rooms wing rooms shoe and display areas. Managers say further extensive changes are planned and the project may take about two months to complete with new display cases fixtures and modern fittings throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Ely
Legislature approves bonus for guardsmen with test case planned
In a near unanimous vote the legislature and governor sign off on a $75 bonus for guardsmen recently returned from Mexico. A test case is expected to be pursued before any man is issued the payment.
Fractured Ankle Sways Yellowstone Rail Worker
JM vy of the Yellowstone rail Garage suffered a fractured ankle after a fall near the First State Bank last Saturday. Dr Strang says the break is severe and will require weeks to heal. Heavy thawing makes crossings and sidewalks dangerous for pedestrians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JM Vy
Yellowstone
First State Bank
Strang
Hew
State land board outlines bid method for prairie lands
The windy board headed by Norbeck Knight and Handlin adopts a plan to lease land in stages. Large tracts may be cut into smaller parcels if bids for smaller subdivisions are not accepted, aiming to protect pasture and provide fair access for small landowners. The board will begin appraisals and move quickly to offer lands for sale while preserving options for small bidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
State
Norbeck
Thor
Vaithe
Justelower
Che Tau Lands Board
Remuain
Knight
Handlin
Lana
Oldest Winter Recorded at Pierre Shows Low Temps
Pierre records reveal the city’s oldest winter since the meteorological bureau opened 25 years ago. Average temperature this winter reached 12.4 degrees, marking a notably cold season compared with past records. The prior coldest winter had a much higher average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Patrick's Dance At Lemmon Saturday Night
The people of Lemmon are invited to attend a premier dance this Saturday night. The Lemmon orchestra will provide music in a special arrangement at the Palace Hotel with an excellent supper included. This serves as the last dance in the city before Easter and a fine turnout from Dettinger Haynes and nearby towns is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemmon
Fall Lemmas
Hestes
Trans
Maware
Palace Hotel
Dettinger
Haynes
Unni
Minnesota farmers plan flivver aid league rollout
St Paul March 12 Minnesota farmers organizers of the New Vat ean league will use machine aid to help farmers and crews begin lifting roads become passable. Fifty organizers now work in the state and this number will rise to about 100 as one organization work is fully started.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Maul
Huns
Lemmon Alto Co to Build Addition
Lemon Auto Co plans a large addition as business grows. The garage will be completed soon, with a temporary extension easing operations during planning for a new, larger facility to meet rising demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemon Auto Co
Deriteyry
Equity Parking builds Fargo packing plant soon to employ hundreds
Targo March 1 Fargo to see a $300000 Dakota Equity Society project constructing a cooperative meat packing plant. The main building spans 192 by 150 feet, four stories with a basement, plus a power house and yards. Projected daily capacity includes 1000 hogs and 200 cattle, with 250 to 400 jobs once operational by next fall. Bids for construction expected to open late April or early May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Targo
Equity Parking Company
Cooperatve Meat Packing
Dutry
Fargo
Th Dnkota Society of Equity
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jegmon
Lemmon Country
RW. Hager
Leninien
Hersred
Petrel Ste
Nea
Ces
Rami
South Dakota Guardsm
Telnsert
Weight Bros
Com * Reed
Pew Salers
Jand Lew
Patrick
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!