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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1909
Page
5
Department of the Interior announces publication notices for multiple filings in Lemmon and nearby South Dakota locales. Names include Herman E. Icri, Otto J Heikert, Arthur Mull, and others with various claim dates and townships, detailing intent to establish residency and rights under U S land laws. Public notices list local officials, registrars, and procedures to follow for filing, deadlines, and locations.
Public land notice from the Interior Department and U S Land Office at Lemmon SD announces intent to establish final commitment for homestead entries. Claimants include Tow of Lanninan and Edith Hich with witnesses listed. proceedings before the register and receiver in Lemmon May 11, 1909.
Notice warns that E Wakefield is seeking a loan on real estate and currently lacks funds for prompt closing, while Sia Turker is referenced in relation to unfamiliar halting wording implying a related financial matter.
Classified notice listing various names including J F Paul Gross Neary Patti Noveh Lene Now and Wallace Worden and a vague request for items or actions described as war mouth smiles mon a fragmented OCR text with uncertain details.
The interior department announces a contest regarding land claims near Lemmon South Dakota. The notice lists parties including Bert Millard and others, with deadlines and requirements for personal service and posting by the proper official.
An election contest affidavit is filed in the Interion US Land Office Lemmon SD against Montesueil Eyiry Nu ostil for 8 Lat SW LU NW 14 SW ted SW tot SEL Section 1 Town TN Range a) W. The contest alleges failure to maintain a house and abandonment for more than two years, with default stated. Respond by 10 am August 17 before Register Howard Immune. Final bearing set for August 2 before the United States Land Office at Lemmon.
A garbled 19th century contest notice from the Department of the Interior regarding land claims near Windsor. It names Lani OMe and mentions March dates, land parcels, opposing parties, and procedural actions about reserved lands and contested titles, with references to officials and local authorities.
Mrs. C. O. Wright of Haynes with her son Ely visited Lemmon earlier this week while the State Line Land Company contemplates listing every farm within a ten mile radius of Lemmon.
The Lemmon Commercial Club held a well attended meeting to back a one dollar fund for a Halstad Milling Co. bonus to build a mill here. A building for 150 barrels daily and modern equipment for 75 barrels daily would be installed and operation aimed by January 1. The club acts as fund-raising agent, not payer, with subscriptions nearing completion.
The Lemmon land district still offers 1,279,736 acres open for settlement as of July 1. Much of the land lies near railroads and includes areas in Hettinger Morton Adams Bowman Perkins and Fa. It remains attractive for homesteaders despite rough terrain, with many tracts eligible for 50 cent per acre commuting after ten months of residence.
A fragmented tale recounts a courtroom like scene where Li Hung Clog and Li Mura Chang face a bizarre cake incident. A judge warns participants, the cake is served to unwilling guests, and a deadly fate looms for those involved, as betrayals and hidden motives surface in a tense confrontation.
A tangled european style romance unfolds as Hilda Dupont rejects a planned engagement with Ben Stevens amid class tensions. After months of tension their hurried elopement leads to a secret ceremony, with Mrs Stevens and Hilda's father reacting to the controversial union.
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