Death of Lemmon business leader Traugott Nickish
Traugott Nickish died Tuesday morning after a long illness caused by poisoning from embalming fluid. He founded Lemmon Furniture Co. and later Lemmon Hardware, served on Lemmon’s first village council, and supported city improvements. Born 1875 in Karlerohe, he emigrated to America with his family, built a successful Lemmon life and business, and leaves a widow Emi Frerking and five children plus relatives. Funeral services were held at the German Lutheran church and burial followed at Lemmon cemetery.
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T. Nickish
Lemmon Furniture Co
Lemmon Hardware Company
Crem
Leanneo Teeta
Frst
Jillage Council
Lemmon
Traugott Nickish
Karlerohe
Silesia
America
Dakota Territory
Eureka
Emi Frerking
Freeman
Lemnoan
Daniel Nickish
Wishek
N. D
Gottfieb
Lianel
Anna Baker
Grandon
Augusta Simon
Buffalo
Nick
Lemmean
Messrs
Alsep
Clark
Sundahl
Evenson Hoisington
Lemmons Department
Hopp
Keller
Bowdle
Leonchiston
Daniel Nickiseh Sr
Gotlieb and
Daniel, Jr
Wm. G. Simon
Buffalo 5
Henry Frerking
Artas
Ernest Frerking
Marion Junction
S. C
Wilhelmina Frerking
Herman Frerking
Oratorio Haveins Creation Praised At Reeder
The Reeder audience heard Haveins Creation sung last Sunday afternoon under Jo Lo Hyart. The chorus impressed with refined esprit and strong training amid violin support and outside players. Miss Clara Williams and Mr Hilickson led soprano and tenor duties, while illness kept Carl Hyatt from performing. A large, rain-dampened crowd enjoyed the performance and the center of attention was the expressive singing and warm interpretation.
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Jo Lo Hyart
Haveins
Agar
Has. Kets Jnsen
Lananen
Dor Lobdell
Leninen
di Pan Grose
Stig
Carl Hyatt
Uineasy
Hany
Frank B. Miheksen
Regent
Adams County
Hilickson
Reeder
Clara Williams
Minneapolis
Ayert
Bane
Homestead Bill Debate and Western Influence in Senate
The article details congressional action on a homestead bill favored by the public laude committee, with western lawmakers urging expanded land privileges. Senate Crawford’s bill is introduced to extend the homestead system, while opposition and party lines shape the outcome. Mrs Perking and Miss Werbl are noted figures, and travel mentions to Butte and St Johns are included among local references.
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Washington
Doel
Crawford
South Dakota
Senate
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