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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1908
Page
1
A blaze at the Elmslie livery barn in Hettinger last Sunday night consumed the barn and twenty two horses. A sleeping sheep herder in the hay loft is missing and presumed dead. The nearby blacksmith shop burned as wind drove flames, threatening the town before responders arrived. The Elmslie family faces heavy losses and near no insurance.
Stowers returns to his old home at Whee and N D with stock and machinery. Miss Evelyn Schneeberger of Fargo visits this summer. Bentley S S science attendees, including local ball players, saw a 29 to 15 Stowers win. Several families picnic at Reeves home on the Fourth. Stowers and nearby residents note summer visits and school closings including Miss Beek and Miss Monson on July 6.
Hettinger versus Lemmon ballgame last Sunday ended 7 to 6 with Lemmon in front. Umpiring favored Hettinger at times, but Hettinger got two home runs and bragged about a strong fan turnout. The piece notes missing key player Jim Clark and praises Lemmon supporters as well as local officials. Also mentions patent recordings by Register Jacobson and Spring Butte Coal Mine opening near Lemmon, 14 miles north, with mine access and regular attendance.
Thom digs a well and plans a stone barn on his quarter corner while John TD Potter pledges extra road days. Prairie township sees haying and a new neighbor H E Kni fell from Mayville N D. South Dakota health authorities issue a May 7 quarantine ruling for smallpox and cerebral meningitis. Grand River C H Merry opens Spring Butte Coal Mine ready for delivery of coal. best quality ever.
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