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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1909
Page
8
Wakefield offers land selling services advertised to residents with repeated claim of handling property sales. Also promotes Finest Candies direct from Paris each week at the Red Cross Pharmacy as part of the same notice.
E Wakefield is selling land and inviting landowners to list with him. Also mentions E Papke and Gilstrap seeking to make a loan on property. Red Cross Pharmacy advertises a weekly delivery from Paris of a delicacy.
Low fare tickets from Seattle Tacoma Spokane Portland Victoria Vancouver San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Salt Lake City and other West Northwest stations via the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line. Includes fare details schedules routes and sleeping car options with October 1 dates and agent contact in Chicago.
City Assessor Logan Berry reports Lemmon's valuation nearly tripled from 1908 to 1909 with personal property rising to 360,464 including more horses, cattle, vehicles, pianos, and banks. Realty and new residences show steady expansion. Lemmon Cubs prep for Haynes game. local weddings and departures mark a busy year.
Police court notes recount a brawl between W A O'Connor and farmer Knopf near the Cedar area with O'Connor fined 35 planks and Frank Smith aiding in the liquidation. Other items cover a potential theft case against Wn Bovee, race tensions with local waiters, Ed Fitegerald fleeing before arrest, and notes on Ed Anderson’s stay by the state line. Also reported are birth news, a move by Henry Duncan, and ads for local land and hail insurance services.
Wool growers gathered at Lemmon on market day with T B Beal of Chance selling three loads totaling $9000 to Wm Howe of Hettinger. John Ingraham of Deep Creek and Wm Woods of the Moreau sold seven leads to Philadelphia. Louis Kirkland reported a large clip from Grand Beisig Bros brought eight wagons. About 25 loads lined the Chase and Elliot barn. O Donnell family plans to move to Judith Gap Mont. Logan Berry and Borre sen buy grand stand from Dr Sandbo to fund a baseball club. Macaroni wheat sample stands nearly 6 feet tall near Gilstrap. Wm Jackson of Fond du Lac Wis and Rev Williams host at their farm. they are Mrs Williams’s parents.
University detachments and visiting scientists explore Met reptilian age fossils flora and fauna across the plateau west and south. led by A Iverson Ei A M geologists and BR biologist they document remarkable preservation, urging broader observation and interest in an age when grotesque forms dominated plains and tropic vines once thrived.
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