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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1909
Page
4
In Adams County a small-town event at the post at Lamon drew residents from nearby towns including Chicago and Milwaukee. The gathering featured local figures and a few notable names such as Ve Shy and Bivlerad Hetoler, with times listed around 1007. More details await in forthcoming editions.
In Bentley and nearby, Ramsey left for Blackduck after weeks on his farm. Thanksgiving dances at Bentley's hall featured Conradson Flannagan w Hogs. Dances honored Me and Mrs Kolkema at W C Soward’s. Chas Schneider rented W C Roses farm as Rose plans to move to Illinois. Sale at W C Roses North drew buyers. A A Bentley clerked. O Brenna led religious services at O P Noed’s. Bentley literary society discussed temperance and saloon licensure. Local auctioneers Knaus and Bentley presided. Frank Well and Tile decided a topic by two thirds.
A garbled report notes Weightman Whituings and a Denman San day event with horses and grain trade. Mentions Bent ley hall attendance, snowstorm impact, and Ed Olson through Christ Bid, with unclear references to local buyers and machinery awaiting spring auction activity.
Community notices list December church gatherings at Rosebud area locations including White Butte Bethesda Pretty Rock Cedar Creek and Long Butte with times from 10:30 to 11:00 a m and a Christmas service at Cedar Creek Stowers. Ladies' aids meet December 4 8 and 1. Long Butte holds annual meeting December 6. Axtell Brow Lennen and Tillotson promote lodging coal and trade offers with notices for a lost overcoat and land trade opportunities.
Partial notice details a sale of farming gear near Lemmon four miles north. Items include a come engine, case thresher, and related threshing equipment. Listing mentions security for a safe deal and references Gro. I. Porter.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Red Cross Pharmacy offering Paris Cans ios confections for sale and contractor Malloy progressing brickwork on a building. Weather hints and stray phrases about season and prospects follow, with no clear dates or outcomes.
London reports the Lords defeated Chancellor Lloyd George's budget by a large margin, prompting talk that the hereditary Lords may become elective. The move is viewed as a potential end to the Lords as a purely hereditary body, with mixed reactions from the press and a looming constitutional shift.
The text notes a preliminary dissolution move by Proctor Asquith in parliament. It mentions his motion before the House and an ensuing official notice to high officials. The linked outcome hints at an exile’s position becoming untenable and resignation seen as inevitable.
A Chicago dispatch notes 87 killed and 67 injured in hunting season accidents nationwide, up from 1908 and 1907. Many incidents stem from careless hunters mistaking targets for deer. Minnesota records 11 killed and seven injured. Wisconsin reports 26 killed and 34 injured. North Dakota shows 4 killed.
A blast near a Moetttia Theda company building caused extensive damage and injuries across a wide area. Police and fire units cordon the scene as investigators begin inquiries into the cause and scope of the explosion.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Walsh case before court involving bankers and petitions for renewal. Mentions Kenya names and a Windle figure plus Wales and Miftyt regarding mating thrara. Details unclear. core action concerns a renewal petition and related court decision.
Five members of the Industrial Workers of the World were arrested on warrants charging conspiracy to loot. They are detained at the county jail with bonds set at five dollars each. Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, noted orator, helped arrest several of those taken into custody.
The Lemmon camp of the Modern Woodmen elected officers for the year, naming Venerable Consul L K Boyd, Advisor W H Westphal, Panker Jos P Sterhhagen, Clerk R J Dyer, Escort L P Bailey, Watchman R J Fields, Sentry John A Hokinson, and Managers J Myers, J F Paul Gross, E Garvey. About 26 members attended and joined in a Roundup with a bountiful spread, featuring oyster as the highlight.
A man named Frank Kopp, seen in town for months, faces petty larceny charges after allegedly aiding property owners in Adams county and evading authorities. He allegedly used winter comforts to conceal the act as neighbors reported thefts tied to a string of diversions. The case proceeds in county court with arraignment set for the next morning.
The rich selicud wish basinet view friends will gather Friday evening at Lemmon's hall for a program of musical and literary numbers. They plan an alloyed bass event and request attendees to bring a plate for Prilay evening.
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