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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
4
Fragmentary notice lists subscription price of $1.60 per year and mentions entities such as County North Dakota and names Opie Leman and BD with garbled text. The readable items imply a local publication offer and possible revue event naming Gitlert Revue. No clear dates or locations provided.
Friday visitors include Mr and Mrs Diz hosting Mire Dix's parents for a month. Robert Gayy and family paid a call in Saleen Dag Mew reports Frank Rogers returned Bavirdey from a trip to Hettinger with her daughter.
A Liberty community notices weekly events including Liberty Literary Lottery meeting to plan the Fourth of July celebration. Kev Nickerson preached at Liberty tall. Emmons merchant Cal Olson visited Liberty neighbors. Noble candidate for state attorney discussed at Liberty Mall gathering on June 26.
Spring Butte itemary notes report Cha Sm aith and Frank Rogers running Canada Magie Prurvk after a winter in Montana Alte Lohius expected home from Lime Springs Iowa via tow Jay a MeS Hrativet slowly improving from recent illness Jamon Jarvin spent the week with her parent Norwegian Ladies Aid of Long Butte meets with Mr Helland this week Mr and Mrs Larry and Miss Colter took an auto trip to New Bentley viewing the new town Nellie Annrudiahere visiting her brother and friends She is accompanied by her mother and sister Two homes welcomed baby boys Ruth Finney and Jove Waggner M R Rogers having a cellar dug to prepare building a home
The dry weather burdens the orsin, Jum Mclain pursues a claim near the Butte. Spring Butte school picnic draws many patrons and teachers Kenna Peters and Flora Thayer attend. After the meal, a program and heightts at the Butt close the day. Mrs Dix hosts, Harriet Wolcott visits, then departs to her old home in Towa mexe work.
A Sunday evening concert by Mme Leonora Olsen and her company at the Lemmon opera house drew fair attendance. Olsen, a strong mezzo soprano, impressed with ballads and folk songs from Scandinavia to England while Miss Ethel Olson and Miss Walden provided notable impersonations and piano accompaniment. The reviewer praised the ensemble as high order and promised a warm welcome if they return.
On Monday afternoon Rt. Rev. Busch bishop of Lead diocese visited Lemmon, his first official call there. Tuesday he and Rev. Father Frei toured part of Frei’s large charge, enough to form a bishopric. Frei entertained a dozen gentlemen at dinner Monday evening, a pleasant social event.
On July 2 3 and 4 excursion tickets to South Dakota within two hundred miles will be sold at one fare plus one third for the round trip. To North Dakota and Montana destinations the rate is one fare and three fifths. Children ages five to twelve pay a reduced rate. F G WHIPP Agent.
A short classified item from the State Line Herald seeks 100 pounds of clean cotton rag for use by a local office. Contact the newspaper office for details and pickup.
Notices from Morristown Lemmon Hettinger and surrounding towns describe strays and branded horses and mares. Rewards offered for recovery. Reports include a silver-maned sorrel mare mare with three on right shoulder near Morristown and a bay horse and bay mare near Lemmon with brands HK and Z. Several other estrays include a buckskin gelding branded Lazy P left flank near Hettinger and a sorrel gelding with white star near Sec 18 Twp 131 Range 93. Notify the listed contacts or F B Bezir Lemmon.
A fragmented notice list shows several taken up livestock records, including a bay mare branded on the left hip and a gray mare with halter, along with a bay gelding with a neck strap. It places events around Lemmon and Adams County North Dakota, mentioning owners who may claim by paying costs.
Wanted To Buy B R Watt Land Co seeks Brae farms within miles of Lemmon Office U S Land Bldg The First State Bank of Lemmon offers farm loans with prompt negotiations Also sell land list it with them or arrange loans Money on hand reply to Lemmon 8 D For pure drugs visit Red Cross Pharmacy A six inch well drilled by H C C Winsloe Well Driller Lloyd N D promises a good clean safe well at the right price.
The Wanted to List B. R. Watt Land Co proposes listing deeded lands for sale and notes intentions regarding the Deeded Lands. Albert Smalley, son, 8. D.
The notice urges compliance with a local ordinance before July 1 to avoid disposal penalties. It requires securing a license from the City Treasurer and placing a mandatory collar on the dog to be worn continuously.
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