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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1911
Page
1
The Ipstabie wreck derailed an Olympian train on Tuesday evening near Java hut. Cars plunged into a ditch, with an observation car flipped and a day coach damaged. Engine crew evacuated the locomotive. brakes failed and rails twisted. Repair crews expect days to rebuild. Mrs Archie Parker was hospitalized after injuries. Archie Parker is reported badly hurt.
Monday afternoon Herbert Hawley and Dorothy Miller wed at Hettinger with Rev Keniston officiating in a simple ceremony. They plan to reside in Marshalltown Ia where the groom has a position. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs N H Miller and among the citys younger social set. The groom is son of the late G T Hawley. Farm loans offered. see E J Morris Lemmon. A new Interior Department ruling requires heirs to both improve and reside on land to prove up final proofs in contested cases. Clerk Archie Parker handled citizenship applications for the next court term. See Westcott for farm loans.
Lemmon business group meets to discuss free freight for farmers, seek interstate recourse, consider a state run farm in Perkins County, and plan an institute with the North Dakota Farmers Institute. A lively debate on parcel post system is scheduled with Finch and Grose leading both sides.
Local lodge groups report annual elections with Lemmon Lodge No. 151 naming Worshipful Master and wardens, and Dakota Chapter No. ROB 5 selecting matron and patron. Lemmon Camp No. 13473 M W A lists officers, with Robt F Priebe as adviser and others as bankers, clerks, and managers. Rebelah Lodge No. 7B announces past grand and noble positions filled.
City council met with all members present except Colahan. An ordinance to lower water rates was read. A.B. Yater confirmed as city justice of the peace. Wm F Sager offered to surrender the electric lighting franchise voted in June. Fr Ruth resigned as city treasurer to join Armour in Minneapolis.
The Presbyterian Lads Aid will meet at the church Thursday December 14. Mrs. Crome’s brother Mr. Jos Morrison of Chreyes will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. Paul Crna for several days. The Grace Burgoyne Company comes to Armery Cpery Howse for a sight Mearlay Das 11 where they present the comedy My Wife's Family with new scenery and music. Grace Burgoyne heads the company and is remembered here. Weather notes about clear days after November frosts and earlier snow. Commissioner J F Larrann and Mr Dotsan transacted business in the city Monday and Tuesday. Mrs A S Mowe and her niece Mina Wolaan travel Thursday morning to Latrosa to attend at the bedside of Me, Meme. The condition of the latter is uncertain. many friends are concerned. Alpert Smalley visited the city recently. Abe Hert’s visage noted.
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