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Newspaper
The State Line Herald
Location
North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1908
Page
4
A late edition recounts widespread disorder with references to political figures and uprisings. The article notes government pressure, protests along the Cedar River area, and unsettled conditions affecting towns like Loyd. Mentions leaders and security responses amid rising tensions.
A truncated petition style note seeks voter support for GP Adams Co. urging sincere endorsements and loyalty. The misspelled passage references an endorsement and reassurance of faith and efforts to persuade Tul voters amid campaign rhetoric.
Outside appointments are named to run the Lemmon land office with Clay Carpenter of Sisseton and EG Coleman of Flandreas SD chosen to take registrar duties. Carpenter is already on the ground arranging quarters for his family while Coleman, a jurist, recently moved to a homestead near Bison. The move, backed by Senator Gamble, is expected to draw local railroad residents to this office for land dealings.
Local notices describe social events, gatherings, and shop activity with mentions of Miss Gertrude Berg, Mrs Franz Kidineun, Jane 2 GW, Fullerton Lorber, and Mike Motita Evans. The text references travel, market movements, and a few dated events such as Sunday and Thursday gatherings, with several unnamed individuals and places in a scattered, noisy OCR fragment.
A crew of twenty young people enjoyed a pleasant evening at the residence of Mises Lens and Mae Cameron on Friday. Keans hosted eleven for supper Saturday in honor of her birthday. Jon Galegher and Will Bjor go were occupied with road work near Cor G.
Fragmented notes report residents like Milt Rogers in Lemmon after a lumber trip and Charley Lauphier moving seven miles north. Mentioned are Mein Neinenberger trips, sheep shearing by Merry the rancher, and local home building by Adolph Tout. Also ads urge fruit orders from Sherman Nursery and loan services from M Hettinger in North Dakota.
Correspondence includes river and duck events, a proposed name change for Cilstesp township to Evans, and social visits. Mrs Davison, Mrs Galher, Belle, Miss Laura Treat host Behrens guests, with gatherings at Ericksons and Cayettes featuring grapho phone music. Community reports mention sewing, dinners, visits, and a promising crop outlook if weather stays favorable.
Notice from the Interior in Dickinson North Dakota announces a final commutation proof hearing for Homestead 414% filed May 23. The proceeding lists claimants George Schlong Frank Schrader William Pribbernow Edward Legler and others with proof required on a specified date and range location.
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