Local News Notes From Lemmon South Dakota
Local items from Lemmon include visitors and social moves among residents. Miss Maurine Brill and Miss Marie Rose spend time with neighbors, while Mrs. Leslie Bingham and families visit Lemmon. County officials and businesspeople travel for meetings and banking, with ballroom concerts and civic league activities noted. A wave of visitors from Bison Mobridge and Washington paths join the community, and local dances, house leases, and school plans linger through the week. Arthur Hope, 19, pleads guilty to grand larceny after stealing four horses, leading to a reformatory sentence and heightened caution for Perkins County thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Rose
George Fields
Leslie Bingham
Bison
Archie Smith
Adolph Michelson
Lemmon
Arthur Hope
Wallace
Howe
Bison Mons
Axtell
Dillman
State Reformatory
Hope
Perkins County
Notice To Bidders for Inter-State Fair Concessions
The Inter-State Fair Association invites sealed bids for concessions on the fair grounds for September 22 23 24 including lunches, fruit stands meals drinks ice cream candies and cigars. Bids may cover any item or the exclusive privileges for all concessions. Bids must be received by 5 PM September 4 1915 to secretary P Fulk er.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-State Fair Association
P. m
P. Fulker
Sec’y
Phrase about birds and old friends in a quirky note
A short, informal message references a proverb about a bird in the hand and warns against new friendships when an old benefactor has treated you well. It mentions money for loans and a square deal for land sale, signed by PF, A. Finch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Finch
Call For Bids By Flat Creek Receiver In South Dakota
The board of Flat Creek Receiver invites bids for ten of a bridge at the site. Sand and stone to be furnished. Plans and specifications available at Karl Knepper home. Bids require 820 certified check and 2 percent bond by winner. Board may reject any bid. Bids opened September 1st, 1915. Lars Knepper, chairman, Lemmon, South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flat Creek
Sing
Karl Kaepper
Lars Knepper
Lemmon
Equity Union Creamery in Aberdeen to Handle Peaches
Equity Union members urged to place peach orders with the Equity Union Creamery and Mercantile Exchange in Aberdeen. The firm plans carload selling at a raw figure and will ship to a western Missouri point before localizing to exchanges. local managers and secretaries should be contacted for needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity
Equity-Union Creamery & Mercantile Inchange
Aberdeen
Missouri
Equity Union Creammay & Imercantile Exchange
HO. Brarsnins
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Maurine Brill
Nesbitt
Robert D. Jones
Milbank
G. H. Smith
Mobridge
Chas
Hanson
Civic League
Commerstead
Drewry
Fred Seiter
C.F. Peterson
Aleen
Spokane
First State Bank
Minneapolis
C. W. Hose
Lillian Lawsen
McIntosh
Mildred Coutts
Morristown
Clara Meyers
C N. Cooper
Mildred
Hurun
B. F. Nesbitt
Troy
Idaho
J. C Kinney
First State Bank of
E. N. Codden
Chicago
New York
Miles City
Lucy Land Ellis
Moreau
Yerby Land
Edson
Ford
Jeoat
Warren E. Thayer
R. J. Lemmon
Mrs.s. W. Huntington
Mrs. Huntington
Dan House
Anna Randahl
Elgin
No. Dakota
Lemmon School
House
Wetaskiwin - Alta
Canada
P. A. Pita
Roch, Tisdale &Coe Company
Pritz Landaker
Mr. Pitz
Main Street
The
Herald
Randahl
Dakota
Burdette Coutts
Athol
New York City
Northwest
J. C. Elliott CO
So. Dak
Quamanga” Austad Lumber Co
Lemmons South Dakota
Carolina
Carolina Table
R. M. Horr
Jeweler
South Dakota
Vern William
South & North Dakota
Vern Williams
Dak
GK. Lemmon
White Bros
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