North Dakota to host corn show and grain meet
The article notes North Dakota will follow a national example by holding a genuine corn show. The Tri-State Grain Growers Association event in Fargo plans a January meeting with prices and lists available. Also mentioned are farm leaders and local business moves, including Anderson selling his ranch interests to Zimmerman as he relocates to Oregon. The Fargo reservoir east of town has accumulated around two and a half million gallons after recent rains.
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Yewr
North Dakota
Willis
Fargo
Aseviathon
Pasuary
North
G. W. Toveitt
The
Agricultural College
Rain floods provide water for Lemmon residents
Weather reports note high rainfall and abundant cellar water supply for Lemmon, with 31000 gallons per day typical, though colder northern areas see dry cellars. The Aberdeen Elks plan a large gathering with initiatory rites and a banquet, while Lemmon’s First State Bank boasts strong finances and highlights its local prominence.
Rooms for Rent in Main Street Building
The upper story of my Main Street building is completed and ready. Two fine offices and a number of excellent furnished rooms are for rent. Also available a dwelling home divided into two separate apartments. Williams.
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Main St
Williams
Missouri Two Jottings Missed Names and Moves
MissourI Two Jottings records brief notes as Mr Monson son in law Hagenaick travels to Chicago for business Bruno Just returns north Vernon comes back from a two week visit finds his old girl married Meg John Rendahl plans to leave for Glen Ulin after selling farm and interests.
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Mr. Monson
Mrs. Hagenaick
Chicago
Bruno
Vernon
Old Missouri
Meg John Rendahl
Lloyd Items from Adams county notes and visits
Mrs Heastinger returns from Alben Nebraska with remains of son Tra who died at Aberdeen. Mr Stinger stays in Nebraska for business. Walter Stinger visiting from navy. Howard Zilte to move to North Dakota. Miss Holus from Lemmon visits. Roy Erbe and Clarence Erbe from Java staying at Moss Winn Erbe place for improvements. Sunday School invitation at Rogers school house. Win Sandres back on claim after Grand Forks visit. A F Rogers home from Hetting to work in Kelly Livingston mine.
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Hea.stinger
Alben
Nebr
Stinger
Tra
Aberdeen
SS. 1
North Dakota
Miss Holus
Lemmon
Hevelhymers
Roy
Clarence Erbe
Java
Bachelor Hall
Moss Winn
Rogers School
Adams County
Win
Sandres
Grand Forks
Hettinger Gleanings and Local Happenings
Ingham who started that spicy little journalistic effort south of the Grand River Press departed for the West after selling some to Commissioner Lyman. He will spend weeks with his brother at Miles City before moving on to seek a vantage point. Gust Boehm has gone to Chicago for the winter. A double wedding at the Hotel Lafayette as Mrs. Ruby Kennedy and Eugene Ford wed with Wun Hatcher and Flavilla Stowman. Judge Sonderall officiated. Hettinger reports timely rain boosts by a near inch shower aiding the railroad puddle.
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Ingham
Grand River Press
Lyman
West
Miles Cy
Marty
Bristol
Conn
Gust Boehm
Chicago
Walter F. Kelly
Illlnois State Fair
North Dakota
Latuyette
Eugene Ford
Ruby Kennedy
Wun, Hatcher
Flavilla Stowman
Sonderall
Hutte County
Hettinger
Welcome Home Huffman Family and Local News Update
Mrs Huffman returns from Wheatland last Saturday while Mr Stevens becomes a father. The young man will join his mother home from Minnesota next month to help run the ranch. Mrs Chas E Stowers and Miss Lois Eleanor plan a weeks visit. Mrs H C Simmons leaves for Benedict Nebraska to aid ill relatives. Kyllingstadt and wife arrive from Valley City to prepare for winter. Gilbert Reine files on a claim in section 2 Township 131 Range 92. Howey arrives to settle on his quarter. E J Motschenbieker returns from Sabin Minnesota to his home. Miss Jennie Simmons, taking Wachers exams, earns the top marks. Mr and Mrs J Greeks return to Bowie. TR McCummings returns from Hettinger trip. Seven threshing machines are active. N G Sanda moves to a new pewcmer. Watthem family arrives, preparing for winter on their quarter. ry made a round strip to Dickinson. G W Lee sells his quarter to J Jackson for 42000. Get your printing at State Line Herald. Trunks and suitcases at Lemmon Furniture.
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Valley City
Gilbert Reine
Frank Howey
E. J. Motschenbieker
Sabin
Minn
Jennie Simmons
Hettinger
J. Greeks
Bowie
TR. McCummings
Epit I services at Fellows hall in Lemmon addrs
Cedar River Land Co announces church services in Fellows hall Quammen block next Oct 25 morning and evening at 7 30 led by Rev Chas A Wright for Staples family. Sunday school after matins. Also advertises business and residence lots for sale in old townsite Smiths addition and Lemmon additions at right prices.
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Fellows Hall
Quammen Iblock
Chas. A. Wright
Staples
Smith
Lemmon
Cedar River Land CO
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Roundup
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Dad Williams
Lisbow
Layg Alley
Merdwn
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Aberdeen Elks
First State Bank
Missouri Two
Oscar C. Olsen
Rushford
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East Side
Main St. Lemmon
Lloyd Items
Stowers News
Lemmon Furniture Co
State-Line Land Co
City Property
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Depot, Lemmon
Edgar M. Bennett
South Dakota
Lawyer & Co
Spring Butte
Lemmon Land Co
Tom Gordon
Feed & Sale Stable
Fourth & Fifth Ava
C. J. Dousman
U.S
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CS. Tayall
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Cedar River
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H. L. Simmons
U. S
Wettinger
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Munger & Parsons
United States
Togo
Filines
E. A. Munger
U.S. Comiavisioner
Albert E. Yager
Lai
Land Matters
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T. O. Sandbo
Pat Lemmon
Tow
M. Rogers
Lemont
Chausse Bros
M. Sausag
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