Picnic at Stowers Draws Eastern Adams County Crowd
The annual Old Settlers' Picnic Association event at Stowers drew a large crowd from Eastern Adams County. Activities included a baseball game between Stowers and Uberty, speeches by Prof. F. H. Griffin and Prof. E. T. Vallin, wrestling, field sports, and a lively bowery crowd. Results favored Uberty in a tie, with plans for bigger turnout next year from Lemmon and Hettinger attendees anticipated.
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Stowers
Old Settlers’ Picnic Association
Adams County
Messrs
Jennings and
Rooney Silent
Bowery
F. H. Griffin
Alexandria
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E. T. Vallin
Bison
Storts
Lemmon
Spring Butte Community Notes and Social Roundup
Farmers consider a rush order to Sears and Roebuck for pain relief supplies. Mrs Gen Levaillie remains sick while Mrs Thayer tended her until her daughter-in-law arrived south. Lucile Rowell’s birthday party hosted by her club. many neighbors attended. A Spring Batte Aid meeting led by Mrs Ryan of White Hutte on June 25. Local visits include Leveillie of Siems, Nelson hosting a large gathering, and no Liberty Fourth parade planned. Wanted sweet cream by E Dickingon.
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Sears and Roebuck
Gen. Levaillie
Thayer
Lucile Rowell
Lucile
Mildred
Gerrude Rowell
Dorothy Walvis
Stanley
Aesth Lolie
Leona
Harald Mebain
Fern
Elsie Cooper
Nellie Prior
Lee ‘Thayer
Howell
Nelson
Parson
Mra. Broten
Long Butte
Liberty
Eiuna Peterson
Neighborhood Picnic And Legal Tales In Lemmon
A lively weekend gathers at the Cedars bank crossing three miles west of the old bridge with dances, music, and riverfront leisure as Lamply and Lammon contingents join the celebration. A neighbor dispute ends in a plea of simple assault after Mrs. Waldeck defends her home with a pistol. Justice Sampson presides. John Noble dies at 71 from heart failure, with funeral plans set in Manning, including a sermon by Kelsey of Chicago.
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Laubopty
Dakota
Harteh
Alice
Justice Sampson
McNulty
W. F. Eddy
John Noble
Braden
Manning
Seim
Los Angeles
Cal
Notice to Farmers on Rabies and Dog Restraints
Notice from Acting Mayor N. H. Miller requests farmers keep dogs at home or securely tie them when visiting Lemmon due to rabies. Also mentions a trade offer for property and a Lennon contact for a listing of 80 acres.
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Lemmon
N. H. Miller
Oscar N. Sampson
Lennon
What Have You All and See T O Rammsland
A reader asks about finding good quarters at reasonable prices, mentioning T O Rammsland in a terse, fragmented query. The note reads like a classifieds or inquiry line seeking affordable lodging or housing options.
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T.O. Rammsland
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