Local Round-Up and Meetings Report
The Local Round-Up notes Lemmen Markets and lists A G Macomber traveling to Lead for the annual meeting of the D D Pharmaceutical Association. D G Johnson plans a Sunday trip to the Alaska Yukon fair then a stay in Lethoneen Minn for a brief visit with Telati. A church social by St Marys Cathedral Ladies is scheduled Monday evening at Smiths ball with cream and cake, recitals and music, and a dance after 10 oclock.
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A. G. Macomber
Lead
The
D. Pharmaceutical Association
D. G. Johnson
Minn
Telati
St. Mary's
Vale
Port Yates
Plum Creek Ripplers Visit and Local Callers
Local notes recount Mrs. Goodmanson s illness last week and Miss Celest Stebbins extended visit with cousin Alisa Flora Stebbins. Several callers including Ates Petersons Lindbergers and Howe couple, with visits from Lobert Lindberger and Dora on the claim.
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Miss Celest Stebbins
Alisa Flora Stebbins
Ates, Peterson and Son
Lindbergers
Luella Goodmanson
Joe Meggae
C. Stebbins
Flora and
Mince
J Hatellans
Lobert Linberger
Aberdeen
Leminion
Mr. Snyder
Miss Luke
Howe
Mrs. Limberger
Laura
Equity Co operative Exchange urged to market grain
American Society of Equity adopts measures to push members and others to market grain through the Equity Co operative Exchange at Duluth Superior and Minneapolis while awaiting the Equity Terminal Elevator Co. formation. Farmers urged to hold crop off market to secure minimum prices, with state and district details and a list of minimum prices for No 1 grade cereals. Casselton, N D August 7 1909.
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Convention of
Board of Trade
Aia Peure
Wakefield Farm Loan and Land Sale Notice
Condon and Sampson of Lemmon advertise as a local broker ready to help landowners sell land and secure farm loans with prompt service. They invite farmers to insure crops for the season and stop in to discuss figures and financing.
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Condon
Sampson
Lemmon
Passenger Time Table for East Hound and West Bound Trains
Railway notice lists East Hound mail and freight west bound services M M 1 mail and No 1 mail and way freight. All trains stop locally. Berth reservations may be made for No 4 at this station.
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Way
Lemmon Registers Citizens for City Registration
Lemmon is designated a registration point as officials and businessmen plan early advertising and fundraising. A finance committee and an advertising panel were named to secure funds and oversee campaigns while urging Lemmonites to prepare for October registration and welcome landseekers with lodging, sustenance, and information. A strong police presence and orderly facilities are urged to safeguard visitors, with hopes 50 000 witnesses will attest to Lemmon as a lively, generous western town. Braught Investment Co. advertises land sales and loans in Lemmon.
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Commercial Club
L. W. Dousman
Logan Berry
E. Wakefield
Lemmonre
Lemmon
United States
Bureau of Information
Flood Dumps Heavy Damage In Royal Gorge Stranding Tourists
Pueblo Colorado August 19 The Arkansas River flood swelled to seven feet above normal striking the Royal Gorge area. About 1,000 tourists were stranded as merchandise and household goods were saved from rising waters. Flood damaged nearby Cynon City and railway lines while communications remained disrupted. Local authorities warned of danger as water lapped near the hanging bridge and rail tracks.
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Royal Gorge
Pueblo
Colo
Arkansas Valley
Fort Aleve
Cynon City
Umm
Alby
Denver
Ind
Vleihieur
Gieke
Royal Hovse
Arkansas
Drink Cause Of Downfall In Wisconsin Woods Death
A well connected young man, Paris Hols, a former St Paul laborer, was found dead in a Wisconsin wood lot. After a rise in drinking, he was jailed, escaped, and later discovered lifeless beside the road, ending a troubled spree linked to family wealth and social ties.
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Wisconsin Woods
Paris Hols
Filtew
Joe Nm
Cebpuchy J
St Paul
Janes UN
Weyerhwauser
Hite Xury
Lention
Laseyer
I. W. TN
Hill
Slupson
St. Paul
Harriman Heads Home From Europe After Europe Trip
Paris reports that B. H. Harriman departed Cherbourg aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II bound for New York. He sent a cable to the Lutons in New York stating he will return home for a winter cure and to recover from his European treatment which caused a weight loss of about ten pounds. He praised home foods to help regain strength and weight.
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Paris
B. Ho Merriman
Cherbourg
New York
Mr Price
Ewing
Arden
Europe
Harriman
Luton Pacific Piliees
Bad Gastein
Auto Kills Man and Dashes Away
Minneapolis reports an automobile struck and killed dairy farm hand Fred Staley on Superior boulevard two miles south of city limits. The car fled into darkness and was found dead four days later by a market gardener along the road to town.
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Minneapolis
Fred Staley
Superior Boulevard
Bia
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Whee Prestifiee Lemma
M. L. Reed Mhasiwen
Lemmon, S. D
J. F. Paul Gross
North Lemmon, N
E. C. Kurtz
Raetice
Yitheedar River Land Comp'y Lemmon, S. D
Howard J. Horr
Lemmon, South Dakota
Rates Royal
Ino Steel Coe
Lemmen Markets
Red Cross
Plum Creek
Mrs. Goodmanson
L. Goodmanson
Joe Hegge
Jennie Byington
E. C. Short
American Society of Equity
Ann Ae
North Dakota State Union
A. 8
C. U. E. Pierson
Sec
Treas
Casselton
N. D
Wakefield
R. R
Chicago, Milwaukee and Puget Sound Railway
Northwestern National Life Insurance Co
Leonard K. Thompson
Seleon Borabteut Houiseyin
Hank John T. Baxter
Ww. Graham
Northwestern National
al Avent
Mia
Department
Braught Investment Co
U.S
Lemmon, D
Ates
Brown
Lua
Lerwn
Nevis Aberdeen
D. Hettinger
N. D. Lemmon
Conauttasit
Joan An Gain
Joe
Scranton
Wil, Hnesdi
Loyal
City Dray Line
Opporite Moy
Iitality
Wakefiel
Marke
Marky
Delehan
Main Street
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