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Newspaper

The State Line Herald

Location

North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1908

Page

4

Official Directory of Adams County North Dakota

Published weekly in North Lem mon North Dake to Lemmon. Official directory lists county officials and offices including auditor, treasurer, clerk of district court, county judge, superintendent of schools, surveyor, county commissioners, coroner, health officer and board roles. Names include GL Hurd Severson Megister Arthur Brundage CB Barry Bates, Newton, Sonderall, Day, Cam bridges, Glistravy, Joho.

Tremsker Severson Megister Chentea

National Republican Ticket Listing Candidates Across Offices

The item lists national and state level Republican candidates including President William H. Taft and Vice President J. S. Sherman, with a full slate of officials such as U S Senator Thomas F. Marshall, Representatives A J Grenna and L B Hanna, Governor C A Johnson, Secretary of State Alfred Blaisdell, and numerous county and local posts. Names include W L Stockwell, Andrew Miller, E C Cooper, W C Gilbreath, C P N Anderson, W H Mann, W H Stutsman, Elmer Tew, Walter F. Kelley, O B Severson, Alfred O. Brown, Otto A. Jacobson, P D Norton, Jacob Sonderall, Frederick Davis, John V. Cambridge, J D Barone, and Edmund Ward.

C. A. Johnson R. S. Lewis Justice Supreme Court B. F. Spalding Alfred Blaisdell D. K. Brighthill G. L. Bickford Public Instruction W. L. Stockwell Andrew Miller E. C. Cooper Agriculture W. C. Gilbreath Railroad C. P. N. Anderson Ramsey W. H. Mann Morton W.H. Stutsman O B. Severson Alfred O. Brown Otto A. Jacobson P. D. Norton Jacob Sonderall Frederick Davis John V. Cambridge J. D. Barone Edmund Ward

Lawson Family Arrives in Dunlop Iowa to Settle

Mr and Mrs J W Lawson arrive with son B F Lawson of Gilstrap and buy a quarter section of land near his home, planning to settle and buy more nearby. Landlord Streff smiles. Arcade renovation completed with a cheerful lobby and many second floor rooms. In October a large Elks lodge event is anticipated with about a thousand Elks and ladies expected.

J. W. Lawson Dunlop Iowa B. F. Lawson Gilstrap Streff Dickinson Lodge of Elks Benevolent Order of Elks Elks

Wellington Irish Buys Out Bro Small at Mott Pioneer Press

Wellington Irish, who partnered with I$. J. Small in publishing the Mott Pioneer Press, has bought out Small and now leads the venture. The note wishes him joy and a bounty matching the heroic work he does for Hett inger county and the Sput.

Wellington

Local Notes On Residents And Visitors

Ira Stinger shows some improvement while Dr Reed attends clinic. Miss Vina Erbe spent Saturday on her claim and taught at Java 8 D. She returned to Java Sunday. Ray Divers visited Hettinger Monday. Clarence Whitcomb and family returned from east of the river Wednesday by overland trip. John Schlosser served as Lemmon caller Wednesday. Apels boy once paralyzed by diphtheria is reported much better and now has use of limbs. Windmiller Bros threshing in the vicinity. Miss Vina Erbe hosted a Saturday evening party to friends, reported as delightful.

Ira Stinger Dr. Reed Vina Erbe Java Ray Divers Hettinger Clarence Whitcomb John Schlosser Apels Windmiller Bros

Social News From Stowers Misses Warfield and More

Stowers News notes Miss Alice Warfield returning from six months with friends in Astor North Dakota CN Cooper back from a business trip to Miles City Montana Mrs Parkin and Mrs Stevens with daughters Vera and Benelta head to West Concord Minnesota Rally Day at the S S was well attended Invitations issued for the marriage of William Anderson and Miss Grosz of Bentley North Dakota Mrs Frank Howe arrives in Sleepy Eye Minnesota to reside on the Never slip quarter in section 27 Mrs C N Dbergstein hosted Lutheran Ladies Aid Society Mr C H Merry returned from Dickinson Berrier the N P right of way man nullified all 400 foot right of way contracts prompting locals to walk again Gilbert W Lee ex-brancho buster visitor from HawleyMinn reporting friend Dave married, a rumor doubted by some.

Alice Warfield Astor N. D Cooper Miles City Mont Parkin Stevens Vera Benelta West Concord Minn The S. S Wm. Anderson Gilbert W. Lee Hawley Dave Lee

Palmers Case outfit leads west township threshing roam

Missouri Township residents cheer Geo E Palmer and his J I Case outfit as it wages a strong run on the west portion, threshing oats and flax all day. Raw brothers topped the threshing with heavy flax work while Editor Gross yielded about 24 bushels from a large flax crop. Flax yields averaged 5.25 bushels per acre on sod. Wallace Worden’s flax suffered from hail. Tom Vernon and Verner Beck left for a two week visit to their Missouri home. Mr. Southworth travels to northern Missouri to settle business. Charles Goforth returned to Barnard Mo due to frail health.

Geo. E Palmer J. 1 Case Raw Brothers Editor Gross Wallace Worden Tom Vernon Verner Beck Missouri Mr. Southworth Charles Goforth Barnard

Homesteader Ole A Gleson Strives After Illness

Ailing homesteader Ole A Gleson, north of town, hopes for strength to finish his ranching effort after a troubling spell. Friends wish him swift recovery to continue his work, including a notable corn yield of over 440 bushels from eight acres. The death of Giver Dele rymipley removes a leading figure in North Dakota agriculture, a pioneer who introduced mules for farm work in the spring of 1880 and managed large, well equipped Cass Cheyney farms totaling 17,000 acres.

Ole A. Gleson Delerymipley North Dakota Alten Cass Cheyney Exch

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State-Line Herald North Lemmon N.dak J. F. Pacr Gross Atlalla County North Dake Lemmon Chicago, Milwaukee, & St.Paul Letumnon Official Directory Adams County William H. Taft Ohio J. S. Sherman New York U. S Thomas F. Marshall Dickey A.J. Grenna Nelson L. B. Hanna Elmer Tew Walter F. Kelley Lloyd Items Stowers News Missouri Township Sheep Creek Dakotas Merry & Anderson McCormick Harvesters John Deere Duncan & Harris TOR Dakota Montana Chas and Mike Butte County Main St Palace Hotel Moore A. G. Macomber & Co Kodaks and Supplies H. M. Lee New Grand River State Bank S. D Sec ZILA Wensten Oliver Herald Office Western Lumber & Grain Co Sattley C.R. Lenhart Bill the Lemmon Clothing CO SHEPP Urs Lemmon Clothing Co Main Street Postoffice Brown Bros Bas Barness W. Williams
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