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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1909
Page
8
Olson Vallin Miller Land Co urges readers to sell land and relinquishments through their office west of the First National Bank. The notice emphasizes Wakefield services for property transactions and collection of sales.
A fragmented town ship and school district update appears with scattered phrases about township bills and district notices. The garbled text references various brands and colors, suggesting a printer or typesetting sample rather than a cohesive article.
Cabbage tomato cauliflower broccoli Brussels sprouts and other plants available at Spring Creek Farm Sec 120-92. Orders delivered anywhere at Lemmon. Leave orders at State Line Herald office. Ew Krauth.
E Wakefield is now selling land. If you want your land sold list it with him. FOR RENT a frame house two miles from Main Street with two rooms and a chicken coop well pasture barn and garden. Herald office notices indicate men working near the railroad and yards.
A hundred Minneapolis jobbers arrived in Lemmon by special train delayed by rain. Mayor Finch welcomed them at the depot and Capt. E F Barrett gave an eloquent address praising both cities. The visit highlighted Lemmon as a key link between eastern Minnesota and Montana.
A Sioux Falls era weather report notes heavy wind and rainfall causing structural damage and injuries near Lemmon and Meadow. A cottage lost its roof, a shack collapsed injuring the Malloy parents, and crops receive moisture while some barns and a chicken coop were damaged. Tex Taylor faces charges after a bad check in Miles City.
A neat 20 by 24 foot plastered cottage with a cellar on a lot near the Presbyterian church. Well built and priced at zero dollars. State Line Herald advertises this unusual house offer awaiting a buyer.
L. E. Gruman, Photographer, offers cabinet portraits with a premium extra 16x20 photograph for every $5 order. He touts mobile service in town or country and guarantees satisfaction or refunds.
Advertises Finest Candies direct from Paris weekly at Red Cross Pharmacy. Also describes a horse with branding JA con and JT con on hips, white spots, glass eye, and ownership terms for return by proving property. Located near No. Lemmon, North Dakota.
A fragmented notice mentions Lemmon Gate and a Tusky hobo writer stopping at State-Line, then advertises Excursion Tickets for July 3 and 6 at one and one third fare for 200 miles with return by July 6, signed F. G. Whipp City Ticket Agent. It also includes stray train and shoe offers.
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