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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1909
Page
8
Olson Wallin Miller Land Co advertises land sales and relinquishments with a contact point west of First National Bank. The item notes attendees at Aberdeen homecoming festival include Gilbert Sorley and F F Williams from Lemmon.
Excursion tickets will be on sale at one and one third fare for the round trip for 200 miles July 3 4 and 5 with return limit July 6. F G Whipp city ticket agent announces the sale. The June festival by St Marys church ladies drew a large crowd Tuesday evening with vocal solos by Miss Beagle and Mr Gross recitations by Miss Wood and Miss Beagle and a late evening dance enjoyed by many.
E Wakefield announces land sales services inviting property owners to list their land. Repeats offer in fragmented line about typewriter related terms and unclear items from the advert.
The Lemmon nine shut out Bowman 5 0 then lost to Scranton 3 0 in a season shocker. Brown suited players from Scranton delivered the upset as Lemmon vows revenge in the rematch while Star theatre adds ventilator fan and new specialty acts by the Picketts to draw warm day audiences.
Readers comment on crossing Moreau Creek and choosing Lemmon over other places in the Northwest. Ernest A Abbott reports returning from Minnesota with poor crops, praising Lemmon as a growing, desirable city. W. C. Sager notes Lemmon’s rising status irritates neighboring towns, while Jas Owens cheers local events and Prince Rupert’s rail prospects. The letters discuss regional development, rail hopes, and a mixed view of Canadian opportunities.
The Lemmon Electric Light and Power Co. held an organization meeting electing Geo E Lemmon as president F F Williams as vice president J F Harriman as treasurer J F Paul Gross as secretary W F Sager as general manager Directors include Geo E Lemmon F F Williams P J Tscharner L F Harriman and W F Sager The group plans to push work toward completion before the lengthening nights.
An ad notes Finest Candies direct from Paris arrive weekly at the Red Cross Pharmacy. A local eclipse report claims the Thursday eclipse was a dud, with little Sun obscuration and the spectacle peaking near 6 p.m.
A neat cottage 20 by 24 feet plastered and painted with cellar on full lot. Located near the Presbyterian church. All for 850 dollars. Buyer to wire for details at State-Line Hera ice.
Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds eggs offered for sale at 40 cents per setting for the balance of the season. Address is Hell Hermas Tim 4 miles east on State line Road.
Red and white heifer described as two years old is offered for sale with contact for Atlas Limber Co. office, Galt 8. P. Chapman listed.
About the first of May a dark chestnut yearling mare with a white forehead spot and no brand is missing. Reward for information leading to recovery. Notice by Jonas P. Johnson in May. Also mentions E. E. Papke Gilstrap and a loan on real estate. Mil waukee south along the Morvan project is discussed as doom for the country.
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