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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
4
A historical note announces subscription per year priced at $1.50 for a Friday publication in North Lemmon. It lists the publisher as Connie aan die Lemmon and indicates a post office entry at Lammon D with a second class matter designation.
Friday, June 10, 1910, C. L. Smith tangled with his plow and horses suffering various injuries and a dislocated leg. Mr. Colter is cultivating a 550 acre flax crop using a steam plow, a gas line rig, and four drills operating simultaneously.
Weightman and Geo Urban Weightman visited Lemmon on Tuesday. Wm Peterson, visiting from Minnesota, reportedly sold land to Mr. Jackson. L Seeley is dangerously ill after a paralytic stroke. Dr. Clark of Lemmon attended. Local voters attended a school election at Brewers school house. Hutchinson of Lemmon is leaving his gasoline business in Morton County for Beisigh Bros. Farmers have planted a large flax area. crops are good though delayed by drought, revived by late rains. Christ Eid works for E Shields.
At a Lemmon Commercial Club meeting the group decided against a large Fourth of July celebration and rejected a carnival proposal. They offered support to rehabilitate the band and planned the first county fair for October 1 in conjunction with Perkins County Fair Association. The club will coordinate details at future meetings.
A partial State Line Herald notice asks owners to prove property and pay for notices found on Main Street in Lemmon. It mentions a brown fur collar and a brown suitcase near Meadow road south of the Grand River. Finder to notify Whitney H. P. Hicks.
A series of estray notices from North Dakota list missing animals including a two year old sorrel colt with a silver mane and tail from Sec 5-129-88 near Morrackn. two white mares near Haynes. a team of horses from Mott with a neon gelding and a gray gelding branded with specific marks. a gray mare from the Grand River area near Chas Ordman’s place. and a final note for a five dollar reward. Contacts include L. McCord D., Samuel Eigste Haynes, Wm H Brown Co., Duncan's Ranch, Henry Thompson, Lemmon ND.
Multiple livestock notices from North Dakota detail taken up mares and a pony on various townships and counties. Entries list brands, weight estimates, distinguishing marks, locations near Lemmon and Adams County, and require owners to prove ownership and pay charges to recover the animals.
For sale notices include home vacuum cleaner orders and calls to contact A. M. Johnson, janitor Land Office. Abraham Johnson of tley North Dakota advertises deeded land relinquishments. Cockerels offered by Mrs. Gross at 75 cents per setting of 14. H. C. C. Winsloe promotes well services in Lloyd North Dakota with price inquiries.
The notice states H C C Winsloe, successor to A E Wood, is prepared to drill your well to the desired depth. Orders are to be executed as directed.
A brief hotel notice announces Hotel Green Lemmon offering cordial attention to guests and inviting European travelers to stay.
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