Memorial Day Proclamation by Governor Byrne 1913
The proclamation urges observance of Memorial Day in harmony with the nation’s sentiment. It calls for reverence, minimal amusements, and civic duty. The document is signed by Governor Frank M. Byrne and Secretary of State Frank Glas. A brief local update follows on Aberdeen attorney in a railroad case, Judge Carpenter’s citizenship event, and visitors Lindholm brothers heading to Jordan, Montana.
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Commonwealth
South Dakota
Pierre
Frank M. Byrne
Frank Glas
FE. Grantham
Aberdeen
Elgin Cashier Vanishes Amid Bank Shortage Scandal
Elgin cashier Gintzler left town May 8 by car and boarded a Milwaukee line train near Lemmon. No trace found. Bank papers show a shortage of 8461 with a 5000 bond from National Surety Co. HR Lyon personal check covers the rest. Friends cite overwork and worry.
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Elgin State Bank
Elgin
Milwaukee
Lemmon
S. 1
Gintzler i
National Surety Company
New York City
Lyon
Giitzler
Jemploye
Glen Uttin
Minneapolis Boosters Visit to Hettinger Club
A200-word summary: Minneapolis boosters, over a hundred strong, arrived by train with bands and banners, were welcomed by Frank A. Finch at the Commercial club, and heard greetings from George M. Gillette. The trip aimed at business, with visiting dignitaries touring and socializing, including a banquet in Hettinger where locals hosted and celebrations continued late into the night with celebrations and toasts.
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Boosters
Minneapolis
Clul
Anany
Calidget
Frank A. Finch
Frank
Minneapolitans
George M. Gillette
Gillette
Tive
Larus Tetsinger
Mesers
Paul’. Lipman
Bo Re Watts
Siderius
Fla
Finch
Tetsinger
Hettinger
Hettinger Berg
Wit
Wes
Lemmon High Sets Graduation Week Activities
The Lemmon high school will graduate four students Maurie Brill Margaret Calahan Clayton Callahan and Clarence Johnson. The baccalaureate sermon will be at St Mary's church next Sunday evening May a t 7 30 by Rev Water Bacher Bowman ND. commencement exercises follow at the Armory opera house Friday evening May seth at 8 30 speaker Gee Wo Nash president Aberdeen Normal and Industrial school widely known schoolman of the northwest. Public participation is greatly desired.
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Lemmon High School
Maurie Brill
Margaret Calahan
Clayton Callahan
Clarence Johnson
St. Mary's Church
Gee Wo Nash
Aberdeen Normal and Industrial School
Northwest
Prominent county braces for militia encampment crowds
Attorneys for McNulty travel to Bosley Saphas to defend a case while local figures discuss years of service and occupation, with a broad note of county interest. The state militia camp at Kurt Meade attracts over a hundred men including Chas Rotansen and families, drawing visitors to the prairie region and offering views of hills and landscape as preparations begin.
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Chas
Rotansen
Armour
Miles City
Reeder
N.D
Dakone
Kurt Meade
Ilills
Bow Man and Hettinger Baseball Team Practice Notes
The Bow man and Hettinger teams plan a joint practice Saturday afternoon with several players listed including Buchhelty pitcher Clayton Callahan catcher Weank Norton and infielders Filher Vetter Phil Callada and Harry Gordon. Also noted are outfielders Will Thompson and Thos ti with misc references to team staff and travel.
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Clayton Callahan
Weank Norton
Whstereen
Filher Vetter
Phil Callada
Harry Gordon
Chifford Glazier
Will Thompson
Holand Geos
Iuat sour land with Oscar Ny Swapsen in Lemmon SD
A partial OCR fragment mentions Oscar Ny Swapsen in Lemmon South Dakota and a store offering “es store while you wait,” suggesting a local business note or ad fragment. Details are unclear but indicate a shop service context in Lemmon.
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Iuat
Oscar Ny Swapsen
Lemmon, SD
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