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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1915
Page
8
Coddon invites shoppers to Fair Week with a full stock of men and boys fall and winter suits overcoats hats caps gloves mittens and furnishing goods and shoes. The store promises low prices and guaranteed satisfaction with Adler Collegian clothes Flor shiem shoes McKibbin and Stetson hats Superior underwear Hole-proof hosiery and up to date neckwear in Lemmon South Dakota.
The Herald promoted county fair support and funded space for advertising. It led the effort to organize a band and spark the music audiences now heard, highlighting the paper’s early countywide boost and funding role.
The notice advertises a subscription rate of $1.00 per year to both old and new subscribers with a limit of no more than five years of subscription per person.
Rapid City manager Orville Rinehart declares his active candidacy for the Democratic nomination for governor while en route to the state fair. He notes his legislative work last session and vows to pursue and win the nomination. Mrs. John West ends a coast trip and returns home. Anne Johnes of Lemmon leaves Mo Bridge Hospital. Mr and Mrs C J Severson of Slim Buttes welcome a ten pound boy born Sunday. Dr Strang attended.
Perkins county commissioners set a two mill tax to raise about 25 000 for roads. Combined with 3 500 in the good roads fund, the plan funds extensive improvements this year. Three main arteries will connect the railroad with inland areas, plus a Faith to Moreau route. All work via contract under county board supervision.
See C. C. Joy for a suit of clothes 75 suits at 15.00 each. Roy Collentine who has spent the summer here left Tuesday for different points in Iowa. Wanted One load of hay one load of oats straw and one load of corn fodder inquire at this office.
High School notes list new entrants Gertrude and Meta Buebolz Florence Wilson Della Dahl and Norvel Emmons. A staff meeting featured Mr Hayworth on Proper Seating of the Students. Seniors elected Mildred Smith president and Ruby Daniels secretary. Juniors chose Esther Brill as president. Enrollment totals show 71 in high school and grade counts from first to eighth.
Threshing has begun in the vicinity. Rudy and Walter Reinhardt were callers at Crystal Farm last Monday. Mrs Andrew Nelson visited John Ryan home recently. Several from the vicinity attended the county fair at Mott last week. Mrs Halvor Tangan visited the Reinhardt home. Ethel and Warren Jensen called at Riverside Farm last Monday.
Roscoe Eldred threshing resumed after part of last week. Rudy Reinhardy called at the Oberg home Sunday. Willis J. Markland of Pont Minois, a former resident, visited the old neighborhood. Laura Kjos visited the Schuessier home last Thursday. Andrew Nelson was in Lemmon for business last week. Emil Westgaard visited Long Butte Swek Farm Sunday. Rev. A Olson conducted services. At the Odlegaard schoolhouse Little Mable Highlow is ill this week.
Roy Gilman spent a few days with his mother Mrs. Heatty. Lida Gilman and Nick Heal visited the Heatty home. A dance at the Ross place was rained out. Various neighbors and farmers were seen visiting, harvesting, and attending local events around Lemmon and the North Grand river area. Several families and scouts participated in community activities and school preparations for Aberdeen and Lemmon.
The German Lutherans Congregation holds a three service Mission festival on September 26. Morning services feature Rev. W Biauertof delivering the sermon, afternoon sermons by Rev. E Berg of Mobridge, and an evening English language sermon by Rev. E Berg of Mobridge. A Home Mission collection will be taken at all services. All are invited.
Mortgage notice indicates a secured loan with specified terms and conditions. Lender details and parties appear with dates, amounts, and deadlines for action or payment. The document references a borrower and an agreement affecting real estate and finance.
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