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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1916
Page
4
South Fork news notes a Catholic mass led by Rev. Father Hal Vran at the Hoy Family church with invitees. Nellie Jameson suffers steam accident when opening a machine. Anna Cline and others are mentioned among visits, farm work, and social calls at Riverside Farm and nearby homes.
In Lemmon area notes, Harry Cheney lost a young cow after an accident. Mrs Aug Sholaas suffered paralysis and is hoped to recover. The Lemon visitors included Mr and Mrs Feed Gossman, Tein Gary, Mrs J B Eammany and Narvel, and Mrs Dar Beomer. Local families and neighbors shared events from Sholans Mine to Sunday visits and hay-baling help. Norve Emmons left for Lonon to begin school, and Monroe victors were noted at recent gatherings.
Flat Creek residents and others attended the Lemmon fair on Friday and praised it as a great improvement over last year. Local families and visitors from Fargo and Minneapolis were noted in a flurry of calls and visits around town.
Mrs Ear Woodcock and children from Cos Springs visited Emmons home last week. Chas Bartel and John Mickeon family were Lemmon visitors Monday. The Dah scon Mon opened by Miss Cleven with hopes of a successful term. Norvel Emmons visited at Lemmon. Large attendance from Seim at the fair this year. Andrew Bean and RP Woodwant noted in Lemmon area.
Mr and Mrs Leo Gilman spent Sunday at the Gilman home. Mrs Donovan also spent Sunday at home, preserving a quiet family day in Flat Creek society notes.
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Notes report Evangelist ita v. Fudge arriving next Sunday for Bible readings and salvation meetings at the Lemmon Baptist Church with nightly sessions. The pastor returns from Minneapolis conference in strong spirits as Red Letter tag drives church fundraiser, while Bible school attendance grows and local preachers fill nearby services.
Rev. Ie! Po Fudee arrives for Saturday night through next Sunday morning and evening services. The revival draws participation from nearby churches, inviting all to attend. Visitors include Isaac Neff and Ide Silverthorn of White Butte. C H Leevett attends meeting in Selma. Sine Sandstrom accompanies the trip.
A good turnout at the Lemon fair this week included Medames Gromm and J Motschenbacher taking fast and second prize on a culinary dish. Mrs Jones and two children from near Bowman visited the John Stevens home. Mrs Loren Jennings hosted Lar members for an event.
Ralph C. Larabee of Minneapolis was a Lemmon visitor late last week while looking after his farm near Morristown.
Mr and Mrs Chas Hardy and James Hardy were among Haynes visitors during the fair. Mrs Cave and two daughters of Haynes stayed at the J E Curtis home in the city. Ms Lew Kirkland returned with Mrs Kirkland and will spend a week at the ranch near Seim. Miss Mina Van Horn returned Monday from a combined business and pleasure trip to her home at Buffalo. Kenneth Kelly of Aberdeen, visiting Clarence and James Deamond, was a fair visitor last week.
Sealed bids for erection of a farmed school building in Paranta school district No 5 will be received by the clerk up to Sept 16 1916. Each bid must include a 150 dollar certified check and be plainly marked outside the envelope. Plans and specifications are available at the clerk's home in Section 14 130 93 North Dakota.
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