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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1909
Page
6
A Lemmon area page reports Bulgarians celebrating Christmas with hog roasts and heroic cooking efforts near the Danube themed feast, alongside notes on rail and electric line ambitions, local marriages, and community events. Additional items include police next steps on well safety, court actions, and social notices from the State-Line Herald.
Notice to customers asking all indebted individuals to call and settle balances with Lemmon Lumber Co by January first 1909 as the firm cannot carry accounts any longer. It pleads mutual favor and asks for prompt payment.
Wakefield can sell your land and nearby classifieds mention Red Cross Cough Syrup and Red Cross Pharmacy in Lemmon. Mrs J H Brumley of Seim is in Lemmon hospital after a successful operation and is now convalescent. Geo I Fields sold his meat market fixtures to Howman parties. typewriter paper and carton view supplies advertised.
The writer laments settlers driven from homesteads by raiders while police and sheriffs face a crowded field of candidates. He stresses vigilance against gangs and urges witnesses to come forward. The piece interweaves rural displacement with urban crime and calls for strong local leadership.
Readers ponder bygone eras and ambitious dreams as Bute County News hints at nostalgia. The brief item suggests reflections on history and the allure of impossible projects, using indirect phrasing to evoke local memory.
Hettinger reports a rising Masonic group with about forty members expected to affiliate. Hotel Lafaye adopts hot and cold water service and heating, improving travel comfort. Judge Sonderly returns from a trip to Grafton, NC. Norton absent at Devils Lake and Bismarck session. First National Bank block near occupancy, Gold Mine Cafe sold to H B Lamp. Firefighters plan their second annual ball on George Washington's Birthday at the auditorium.
Henry Gangler returns from Barnesville Minnesota for holidays. Mrs. Emil Johnson travels east to aid a sick brother. Arcus McBride of Hazen North Dakota visits C. H. Alkire. Oliver Grogum visits brothers Ben and Lewis. A large masquerade at Dayton’s home on January first drew many attendees. Morris Litch and wife move to section 31 18L 91. Ole Worthberg returns to his Hettinger claim and visits Oscar Iverson and N. Santa. John Stevens wins five dollar prize for vegetable collection. Cassius Twitcher visits his old home in Shroeton Wisconsin. Revival services slated for January 5 postponed until warmer weather. Christ Lempke returns from Leipzig. wife remains there but expected home soon. Tom Shirato departs for Glen Allin and will not return until autumn.
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