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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1908
Page
4
Fragments from Adams County North Dakota directory and state notes describe officials like Judge Jacob Sendwrall and County Superintendent We Caner bridge. Mention of company A from Biararek and guards at American Lake, plus harvest season and local hunting regulations with fee notes and license remarks.
The list outlines Republican candidates for state and national roles including U S Senator Thomas F Marshall, Congressmen Gronna Hanna Johnson, and various statewide offices such as Governor A Johnson Lieutenant Governor RS Lewis and Attorney General Andrew Miller. Railroad Commissioner seat remains listed as in doubt.
The Scranton Record notes a legal drought while North Dakota guard members touring American Lake get into a Pasco restaurant melee. Brigadier General Poole explains fatigue and heat led to disputes over prices and food as the train traveled, culminating in a 130 bill for damages and a chaotic scramble for supplies and refunds.
G E Lemmons reports a Chicago and Kansas City visit where he spoke with business leaders R C Lake and T B Tomb about Dakotas prospects. They predict rapid development west of the Missouri and east of the Montana Wyoming line, noting irrigation not required, immigration driving settlement, and a strong agricultural future unless Taft is defeated.
Report from the home of Wm. Vanderly postmaster at Lloyd ten miles north of town confirms a Mesner family tragedy. A little child has died and the other two children suffer with diphtheria after arriving from Sioux City to visit relatives, with Mr. Messner arriving recently to share in the loss.
Hettinger reports a quiet district court session and a 25 member Knights of the Maccabees charter. Voters approved 5500 dollars for a new school building with no dissent. A branch line rumor to Dickinson raises concern over North Dakota’s railroad influence. John Orchard of Fargo will lead a Sunday School Convention on Sept 9 for the ND Sunday School Association.
Miss Edith Crothers suffered a foot injury from an accidental gun discharge while out with a small rifle. The bullet passed through the foot without hitting any bone. Warren Thayer and his son narrowly avoided a severe hailstorm on their way home from Lemmon Monday evening. M R Rogers now holds a coal mining license from Bismarck and can deliver any quantity of A-1 coal promptly. Be sure to get in before the rush.
Missouri township notes visiting relatives from Barnard with Rhoades family, and 87 year old Rasco enjoying a Rhoades trip. A break in at Wallace Worden’s shack led to recovery of a fur coat and the capture of a young suspect who confessed. authorities may pursue an additional suspect. Residents report ongoing petty thefts in the reservation area.
The Norwegian Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs Hangerson's Wednesday. The next gathering will be at Mrs Dvergsten's residence. Various locals were noted on travel, residence changes, and farm work as the Cedar River's rise and harvest conditions affect area activity.
Notice warns coal miners and sellers that mining and selling coal without lawful license is illegal. Authorities have secured a mine and will use it to protect legal operations. Party selling coal illegally will face enforcement actions.
A southern girl in a boarding house deflects curiosity about her father’s work by saying he is a southern planter, a decisive quip that outfoxes inquisitive guests. A famous actress’s reply about her father’s job as a letter carrier mirrors this wit, calling him a man of letters in London. The piece notes the eerie 4 am hour and its link to deepest sleep, life moments, and a tale of ammonia aiding breath at that time.
New South Wales uses a novel regimen for habitual criminals. A man receives a definite sentence plus an indeterminate term. Progression through grades grants wages to send home, allowances for luxuries, or credit for release day. A committee reviews progress and can advise release to the minister. No absolute release before probationary terms are met.
A garbled collage of classified style notices advertises livestock such as a six week old heifer calf, a harnessed horse, and Duroc Jersey pigs, plus real estate, printing services, and nursery orders. The fragmented items mention Sherman Nursery Co, Lemmon State Bank nearby, and various asking prices and trade offers in a small town market.
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