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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1909
Page
6
A damaged OCR fragment discusses annual subscription pricing and private terms. The readable parts mention a yearly fee and generic reference to a service, but no clear entities, dates, or locations are identifiable.
Community notes report Jats Majeh of Minneapolis visiting Corrieans relatives. Kruse Martin left for Inescom to visit old friends. Kaulitz and son Fred returned from Lemmon trip. Leo Dean of Herrick visiting Mitchells. Theilstray boys lost to Haynes a score of, and will play again June 11. Riddle, Martin and Marshalls attended the Circus at Lemmon. A Gilstray Sunday children's picnic and refreshments planned. all invited.
Stowers Stray Leaves reports Cedar Sinners defeat at Adam Limberger's ball park after a fast game to Stu T with Plum Creek winning. Cedar Sinners to meet Spring Butte next Sunday. Local arrivals include Mrs Masten and Miss Laura Treat returnees. Several claim actions and cross river problems noted. Kirk injured, Lathrop, Thompson and Joseph back home.
Lloyd Items Billaleen is doing land business in Meadow country. Gertrude Flannagan of Winona Minnesota visits CAL Wood home. Lemmon circus attendance recorded. Windhmiller Bros finish braking one handed ers for CE Calvin on about 125 acres. Clark plows flax with steam. Kellogg and S Williams of Allen Nebraska stay with Mr. Stinger over Sunday.
Local column reports on land dealings with Mr. Williams purchasing the Fred Montgomery claim. Other items include Mr. Kellogg’s Meadow country plans, a pleasant visit by John Nickerson at W. M. Vanderley’s, postponed children day activities to June 20, and school exercises nearing the last day with a Cedar River picnic. The Cedar is returning to normal after last week’s high water.
Dense turnout for a rainy evening show and quick home return mark the night. Road boss M R is called out for roadside stunt work as flax seeding nears completion. Canada fever spreads among locals, with some planning costly experiential fixes. A breuth knocker’s activity stirs concerns while dry weather remains desired to keep chicks safe. Hernan Vogel begins shearing when weather allows as sheep shearers arrive from Moreau during a rain storm.
Monday evening a baby girl arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Short. Mother and babe are getting along nicely. A shadow social at Ray's drew a large crowd with good time reported. Plum Creek sluggers beat Cedar River 6 to 1. several players hit by balls but none killed. Local folks visited the Lemmon circus enjoying pink lemonade. A Mellinger left for Iowa. Hugo Baustian plans claim improvements. Stebbins visited Sunday. Rooks paused work until Cedar River recedes to haul coal. Gardens look fine after rain.
Report from Meadow states two men Harry Fisher and Roy Warn face preliminaries before Justice Head for repeated robberies. Sheriff team found stolen goods in a well on a deserted farm southeast of Meadow and hides in a nearby pond. The culprits allegedly intimidated local Jew Korm forcing him to abandon his homestead and allow plunder storage on his property.
A Wednesday wrestling match at Smiths Opera House pitted Abdul Pasha the Turk against Frank McMahon. McMahon won three falls to none, first fall 12:20, second 10:30, third 8:20, referee O W Moore with timekeepers E G Chase and Otto Rodenbour.
The Belle Fourche land office prepares to open July 1 to handle records for the Belle Fourche district, receiving a share from Lemmon for the southern Harding county townships. Register Carpenter aims for near perfect records as the new office becomes a luxury necessity in government land dealings. Braught Investment Co. promotes farms with farm land office blocks.
Good News for the Farmer reports that Condon and Sampson of Lemmon South Dakota secured a reliable insurance firm to enter the territory and take risks on crops in Morton Perkins Hettinger Adee and Hettinger Counties, offering protection for those who sow extensively this year.
Peter Pittys Seed Store, Millet Montana supplier, touts Millet and Alfalfa seeds along with Bromus Eper and other grasses as reliable lawn and crop options for local farmers and gardeners.
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