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Newspaper

The State Line Herald

Location

North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1909

Page

6

Neighborhood News selects local sports and mine updates

Neighborhood News notes visits to the Headlight mine and local residents Tos Meyers and family plus Mrs Rutey, Herman Vogel, C. L. Smith, and Hell in. Bentley beats Spring Butte 16 to 3 in a recent game as Sunday school players swing bats on Sundays. Headline mine prep for demand and Hellion rig work accelerate farming output. Three plows and a mower for sale at the mines.

Tos Meyers Rutey Herman Vogel C. L. Smith Headlight

Plum Creek Ripplers Visit Notes and Callers

Miss Flora Stebbins returned home from an extended visit with Uncle Harry and family. Minnie Goodmanson spent a few days with Dora Limberger on her claim. Mrs H Baustian and Mrs T Vernon drove to Lemmon for the ladies aid. Mildred Chase was indisposed for several days last week. Mr and Mrs Malloy and Mr and Mrs Routh visited Mr and Mrs Al Melinger. Mr and Mrs Brant and Miss Frances were Sunday callers at Baustian’s.

Flora Stebbins Harry Minnie Goodmanson Dora Limberger H. Baustian T. Vernon Lemmon Thuday Ladies Aid Mildred Chase Malloy Routh al Melinger Mrs. Brant Miss Frances Baustian’s

Plow Lathe Accident Halts Work for Henry Goodmanson

A worker named Henry Goodmanson severely cut a finger while sharpening a plow lathe on Wednesday. The article notes other brief items including a Sunday ball game with Lemmon visitors and a 2 1 score for the Orange team after six innings. It mentions sightings of Will Cunningham and Mrs. Ferold in town seeking stray colts and hints at further local items of interest.

Henry Goodmanson Lemmon Slaggers Orange Boys Will Cunningham Mrs. Ferold

Liberty Sketches Report Local Happenings

Crops look fine after rain in the Liberty vicinity. Will Crary travels to Flasher to assist surveyors. Mrs Clarence McMillen visits her parents Mr and Mrs J Klein jan. Mae Hopwood visits Molly Websner. L F Halfhill trips to Lemmon with freight for Liberty store. Patterson and Chamberlain circulate town site petition for section 2. Birdsall visit Websner home. Mrs A E Crary ill but improving. Jacob Kleinjan buys a new buggy. Meat market expected soon. E Ferguson and Mae Hopwood visit Bentley. Herbert Kleinjan resigns as engineer and joins the water wagon.

Will Crary Flasher Clarence McMillen J. Kleinjan Mae Hopwood Molly Websner L. F. Halfhill Lemmon Liberty Messrs Patterson and Chamberlain J. S. Birdsall Websner A. E. Crary Jacob Kleinjan E. E. Ferguson Bentley Herbert Kleinjan

Lost and for sale notices from Lemmon area

Taken up a white treed red cow branded 2 on right side owner please pay charges and take some away Wm Pribber now Section 2 130 1 also a Paris direct Red Cross Pharmacy advertises a delicious Can dies weekly and two fine registered Short horn Bulls for sale at my place half mile north of Lemmon

Wm. Pribber Lemmon

A House Bargain Near Presbyterian Church

A neat cottage 20 by 24 feet plastered and painted with a cellar on a full sized lot near the Presbyterian church. All for 850 dollars. Inquire at State Line Herald Office.

Presbyterian Church

Lemmon Commercial Club Urgent May Day Meeting

All members are urged to attend a special Lemmon Commercial Club meeting at the club rooms on Monday May 1 to transact business of importance for the Fourth of July celebration. By order of Lemon Commercial Club. J F Paul Gross, Sec.

Lemmon Commercial Club Lemon Commercial Club J. F. Paul Gross

Also Mentioned on This Page

Herald North Lemmon N. Dak J. F Adame County North Dakets D Theisingary Milwaukee Lemuinen Adams Cousty Neighborhood News Plum Creek Liberty Sketches Paris Red Cross Scott Knapp Mason B. Stowers Stowers, ¥. D Sam Tucker Galett Rae H. D. Reed Mgr Main Street Quammen Main Street, West Side S. D Commercial Club Lematom, S. D Miss Pearl Callanan Miss Goodell Condon & Sampson S. C Morton Perkins Adams Hettinger Model Clothing House B. Kuppenheimer & Co London Condon Sampson Lemmon D. Atiiuiuioui Bowdle Creamery Company Lemmon Branch M. Mistele Oscar Olsen
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