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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1914
Page
8
A Herald style notice outlines a government or legal proceeding involving publication of an isolated tract. The document mentions parties and dates in a formal notice context, with indications of property or rights under dispute and required actions by interested parties. Names and places appear in a fragmentary form within a constrained notice.
Fragmentary interior department document references township 2 in 1916 records. Mentions names such as Coleman and Meloy in scattered lines. Text is garbled with few readable nouns and no clear event or outcome.
State of South Dakota Perkins County court summons directed to Dan J Creed defendant. Plaintiff John M Smith seeks relief by quieting title to land in the Southeast Quarter of Twenty-six, Township Twenty-two North, Range Sixteen East, Black Hills Meridian. Defendant must answer the complaint by a set date at the Lemmon office. failure may lead to relief as requested.
Mortgage sale announced after default on a loan at First State Bank of Lemmon. The action cites a debt secured by a real estate lien in Ferking County and names First State Bank as mortgagee with attorney Teckarner. The notice appears in a historical county record with partial, garbled OCR text.
A scanned legal notice describes a public auction of land in Perkins County by the Sheriff. It lists parcels, boundaries, taxes, and the right of redemption, naming officials and dates in a formal 19th or early 20th century style court document. The document assigns sale at the courthouse front door and specifies terms and costs to be paid.
Department of the Interior issues notice of intention to file to establish claims for described lands in South Dakota. Names include Dase La Eit, Wshoy Om, Kapiliy, Lamm, Gian, Gow Gian, and E.G. Coleman Register. Public sale and description details set for June and August dates before the United States Land Office.
A garbled OCR paragraph mentions names and places in a convoluted way. It references a teen, a person named Le Kiwersan, and various places such as Wham and Ak Perk. The passage hints at an event or meeting, with outcomes or actions described in fractured terms. No clear dates, actions, or outcomes are discernible.
Notice from Huntington receiver Vern Williams Lemmon stating a contest hearing and actions concerning respondents. The document references dates, parties, and the need for reply or appearance by the mentioned claimant, with details on the proceedings and potential implications for the estate and claims.
Notice of publication from the U S land office at Lewnon announces Rufus of Paris filed Homestead Entry No 1 ZACTY for the southeast section of township 2 range 18 in the Moriderian district. He seeks to establish residence and cultivation with witnesses A W Peterson from Paris S Dy NX B White from Guy 1s Sponce Deckard 7 KG.
City treasurer announces call for payment of all warrants on the General Fund Waterworks Fund and Sidewalk Fund. Warrants numbered WM through 824, 37 and 2 percent, with interest ceasing after this date May 1 1914. J. K. Clark, City Treasurer.
The report notes a low scoring 8-0 result in a prep game or event tied to Armored and Wegtiter at Lavan, with preliminary details limited to a terse score and participants. The fragment hints at a mismatch and a possible exhibition or entry issue, but lacks full context.
Fragmentary notice appears to announce a legal or official action in Dickinson North Harbor area with scattered names and dates. Readable elements include C. Lye Swhbias, Charles GL Careell, Diva Logue, John Balets, and dates referencing March or April. The garbled text impedes precise action, authorities, or deadlines.
Mortgagee announces a sale of the described property to satisfy a debt. The mortgage was executed by a borrower and assigned to Kubler Lumber Company. The sale is to be conducted at the specified county location on the given date and time, with a debt amount and legal rights described, including the power of sale and applicable statutes.
Farm loan plea seeks several $500 loans usable anywhere in Perkins County if land is pledged. Additional loans of $1000 to $1300 available for improved farms in North Dakota. Contact Office First National Bank Building Lemmon ND F A Finch.
Presbyterian Spencer Memorial Church lists morning service at 10 30 a m Sunday School 11 evening service 8 00 and Thursday prayer meeting 7 30 choir 8 30 p m St Mary s Catholic Church holds regular services first and third Sundays with mass times 8 00 a m high mass 10 30 a m and Sunday school 2 00 p m Vespers 7 30 p m Sunday mass during the week 8 00 a m Rev Wicks rector services on first and third Sundays morning prayer sermon 10 a m Sunday school 12 00 m evening prayer and sermon 8 00 p m
Baptist Church in Lemmon led by Pastor Pierre N. Fredin holds Sunday School at 11:00 a.m. with preaching every Sunday at 7:30 p.m. White Butte offers 10:00 a.m. preaching and a B Y P U at 7:30 p.m. on Sundays. Orange School House Young's School presents services at 2:20 p.m. on the 2nd and 4th Sundays at 3:00 p.m.
Fragmented OCR text shows a protest or unrest scene near Mari with mentions of officials, location cues, and possible public response. Key entities include Invern Watt, G. M., Dak, and references to a public seat and a fort-like area. The passage is garbled but hints at a formal dispute or demonstration and local governance involvement.
Fragmented OCR text suggests scattered mentions of observations and athletics. Lacking clear names, places, or events, the readable items imply miscellaneous notes rather than a cohesive story or report.
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