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Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07

II is Understood that w y. Whsle
al Springfield. who was aebeced q.
aiIl the vacancy In the teaching stai
Of che Mcmillan High. viii not aecep
Ii is understood the School Board
refused 10 give the salary be asked
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07
NEW HOPE.

will Pulls and family spent sun.
DAY with r. J. shOek and family.
Alien Duffy and family were also
guests al the Shock home.
The protracted meeting al Salt
River church closed Friday with
three additions.
Our farmers are busy cutting their
corn.
Il, cleeton and mother spent Mon
day with r. l. Shock and family.
willard Thompson and family were
recent guests OF Sumner Davis and
wife.
John Dixon, wife and daughter
we're recent guests OF Charles WE
son and wife the first OF the week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07
concoRn noMEcoMlNe.

The Second Annual Concord Home
CominE q former residents. their
children and grandchildren VIII Be
he'd FIi6ay. Sept 18th, at The Chza-
tsge,fa Grounds! Mexico. No Come
and bring weH-nlled baskets.
}. w. Plunkest Pres
AJve " ~. Pollock.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07

Have your SCHOOL BOOK order
fixed at CRADDoCK's BOOK
STORE where you ca1 get your or
der filled complete in either new
or extra good clean secondhand
books As you prefer. Lowest prices
kuaranteed. cod & Il
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07

This is tire week you can eh
your old SCHOOL BOOKS to best
advantage. Remember, the DE-
mana Is practically supplied in q
day or two after schools open and
books bought In SO late lose their
value. I viii buy only good, clean
books. must be ia good condition
K +. CRADDOCK
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07
MULES FOB SALE.

I hage for sale eight head Of mules
" and three years old; eight head
Of mule colts; t1o good young horsei
four and six years old. The four
year old horse Is a fine saddle horse
and the other a good ah-around
horse. either single or double, auto
broke. Mutual phone.
James A. Wager. Paris, Mo.
X. =. II. 2, two and a half miles
ri q Long Branch store. Z7-it
J. G. Livingston has moved from
South Jefferson street to the Misses
Houston property on East Jackson
street. The residence formerly oceu'
pied BY Mr. Livingston will be used
by the overflow Of Hardin College
girls, AZ fl is next door to President
Millions residence.
Lightning struck the large barn OF
Robert Allen, residing G miles north
east 81 this city late Monday after
noon and set IT afire. The building
With considerable feed was burned to
the ground. Two horses which were
IN The structure at the time were
removed.
ii was reported here Tuesday
morning that q number Of chickens
belonging to Mrs. Allen were burned
also. The fowls are said to have be
cou.e frightened at The fire and
rushed into the burning building,
The damage y moi estimated
there was ON insurance. but the
amount vat not learned
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07
THE PUBLIC.

we have moved 70 fhe rooms IN The
Clarks0n Hotel building. formerly ~
cupbsd by tbe BOles Electrical Co
Ht-zaIAr Berger & bali.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07

c. T. Campbell Of Palo Alta, Call,
representing a Panama Canal cor
eeru. Sas IN MEXICO this week on
business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07
BETTER LOOK

o. Gee. 1t will be cold. Fill your
coal bins while prices are right
We handle the best grade Of Illinois
lump and washed nut coal; Also Mis-
souri, coal and anthracite coal. Tele.
uhone 234. 23S-6t vi
smkh-Peterson Coal Company.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07

George Barnes, Ga years ODD. died
al The home Of bis brother, Joshua
Barnes, near LaddoI4a, MONDAY. The
Ledger extends sympathy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07

H p. Warden viii have a big sale
Of dairy stock and mules FRIDAY, SEP
tenlS- Is. There viii be some bar
vasng ntfTred.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07
0 FALLING HAIR
Otis Purdy Guarantees Pafl''an
the real hair remedy

You can abolish every paI'R'
daudrnff. sou can stop itching
you can prevent hair from ilina
or falling out BY using Partisan 7
which is sold on money back
Partisan Sage soaks into the
Of the hair and not only cesio'
microbes that cause hair troaoe
furnishes 10 the hair just the "a.
nourishment TO make hair sro'
liant and to put life and 0ola' I
it. The girl with tbs A'lpuip \
is on every carton and bot'Ie
isian Sage. Look for IL as n
lions are numerous Large
50 cents at Otis Purdys ana ~
everywhere.
TRAINED NURSE MOVES SS
| have moved my rooms HVD
rinsley Building TO rooms
Trimble Building, just eaS'
City Hotel III
dwit Margaret Naa
TRAINED Ndfs
~.
80 In
AZ 4 MLan haa nnne 90 Nta
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07

George y. johnson who is in the
Jewish Hospital IN ST. Louis, is feel
ing mzoch better and 1t is hOyed an
Operatioa will not be necessary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07

Mrs. H. s. McCuna m AuzFas
Is the gzsst u bes daughter, Mrs
". A. Sharp.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07

MrE Cbas Dgnsel Of NsudaAai
vel EnoWn here. who has ben
quite sick in 8 stLOu@ hospital, Is
improving.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07

Mrs ". s. Clagsett, Of Kansas
Cay, Il visiting he family Of Ear
Cunningham. Just northeast q NICK
leo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07
Colombia. Mo sopt

COlumhias Mo sopI
Mrs. Notle Brattou SATURDAY
a $4,000 SANDER suit against
Nellie Bruuer. Both women ae
dents Of Sturgeon In her
she alleges that Mrs. Brunei s''
the presence Of other women
saw Mrs. Bratton get off the
er's Ian
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07

Tknmas Romans. Of M~artinsbHTgl
weHt tc Kansas City this weeE
where his wife and daughter are
18th III
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07

NJ
aNEWS
ne nre cas bard a. ue Sepiem
term 81 court which convened %
wousay nte-uo0A vas that o. sac
Missouri against Oh& hidAeh
shareed with disturbing The paoe
lanes Hendrix vas TIE prosoc1lns
he defendant vas haea
Is % and cot - the court
TIE petn jUrurs are;
Salt River Township
John Kemp
J. Il. Minor
joel Gard
W. 4 wortamsa
sailing Township.
S. c. Klncald
Wilson Township.
d r. Rideeway
J. r. Hayes
J. ID Bea=y
3 W. Curry.
Linn Township
C H. Fennewald
A. J. Landrum
Prairie Township
] b. wilson
Morris Eubanks
Loutre Township
E p. Johnson
J. n. Dorgan
cui.re Township
E. P. Morris
Geo. NJ. Price
S C Foster
z. T. BouhuTant
". 4.
change of venue TO New Loi
dom was granted the Plaintiff in In
lease Of ". J. Mcwirt against tn
cb,cago & Alton Tuesday mormni
Tbis case was tried at the Jun
term az the Audrain County Circu
.lcourt and resulted in a hung jurl
1.-THE plaintiff is suing for s25'ooV.
: MeWirt was injured by a tram
lyandalia- HE foot was mashed
that L had TO be amputated.
Men Carter .colored, charged VII
shooting his brother in order to &C
rMlIect a s7Oo life insurance pohe
p]esded guilty and a sentenced
10 years in the penitentiary. W
ers arraigned were:
81 Jim Brown, col. charged Nlih e
teriug the home Of l. G. Cove al
taking between $50 and SIS worth
goods and money. pleaded not guilt
~ Ed. Benton, who gives Caiiorh
as his home, charged with reheFli
gle. A. stephens. OF $i5 on the stree
IA here Fair week, pleaded not guilty.
Jim Jones. James Earl and Ge
Cooper. charged with picking T.
O. pockets OF B. r. Middleton. plead
not qiiltv and their trial was s
It for Sept. 29.
at Preston Houghland is under are
charged with abandoning a child =
der six years old. He are arrest
TUESDAY night by Deputy sher
Aeuff Of vandalia, and brought
Mexico wednesday morning.
. He was arraigned before squ
stapirgs wednesday and plead
Eullty to tho charge. lie was bou
!, over TO tie circuit court Prosecuii
Attorney Z. S. CAN'T said in
Iponse TO a question that he b
not FULLY Investigated tho case a
could not say what other charge,
any, would be placed against I
young man
. 4 little over two months a
ifres;on Houghhnd married Miss [
della Beshears. residing 3 mil
southeast OF vandalia, Sunday nis
the boy was born TO them.
Monday night. alone, be took
Infant and placed it on the doorsi
Of the store OF c. c. Stevens,
laddouia. in an effort 10 dispose
it. He, however, says he IS not
blame for his %predieament
Mr.. and Mrs. HonghlaHd res.
wi,h her parents.
Houghland was released on a )
bond to appear September IS !
child was taken back to their HON
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07
HYomEI FOR A
Worlds Greatest Remedy Free from
Cocaine opIm and All Han't'
forming drugs.

start right now, before the cold
weather comes. to kill catarrh germs
and get rid Of catarrh. IT'S the besi
time.
Breathe HYoMEl pronounce i
.High-o,mc1 Otis Purdy guarantees j.
II is made Of Australian eucalyptus,
tbyol and other antisep,ies, and be.
sld.s dcsiro. ing the germs II sooihe'
and heals the sore, raw membrane
and prevents mucous from forming n
the air passages
Breathe II a few times a day, lts
an easy aud pleasant treatment and
results are quick and certain.
HYoMEI is guaranteed for caiarrh
asthma and catarrhal deafness, o.
money back, A complete outfit, In.
Guiding hard rubber inhaler. costs
|$ll00 Extra bottles II afterward
needed cost but so cents.
II. ]. Hanley. OF St. Louis, Mo.
and until a short time ago, a clerk
al the big Southern Hotel Of thai
city, arrived in Mexico this morning
Hanley carries a letter of intro
ductlon from the Mayor OF st.
Louis to the Mayor Of the city OF
San Francisco.
Hanley is on his way to San
Francisco on horseback, having start
ed from St. Louis on August 23rd
He expects to complete the trip in
about 80 days, arriving in San Fran.
cisco on Thanksgiving Day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07

v. r. Morris and family are HoE-
re to the DR., Toalson property on
South Clark avenue.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brown and
little daughter, Of Boston, are tho
guests Of Mr.. and Mira J. =. Lew
ellyn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07

D. G HenshaE. Auditor for The Al.
ton. was sn MeHco or business on
Wednesday
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07

W. W Bland. Ole Smith and )
o. Leslie, Of Vsndsiia. attended
court here Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07

Frank Cauthorn. agent for the Al
ton a. Tbo1pson, Was IN MEXICO o.
business Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07

Marion FouFllh, ulo Is 10 Chalfaa
Qua w0rk vas home "Wednesday OF
= asort sdst
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07
R~AcSDALEs Cash STORE

Miss Eva sseppsemaA vbo 3 40 IN
Ksnsas Cay. is lmwunnE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07
MARuNSsURc


Frask rclta has b0usht tbs Ms
mre .ara At So pr A.
= s. Vunund has bougat ne res
-tsaraa, formerly owned By Mrs Lin
.ass Weaver
Fraak seekiar sold ieo A. Of iAla
\, ihe hsssas Bros 81 so per A
n v. Taylor aad Forest Coy
lbstoa each shipped ] a load Of
hogs this week
aI.ss Laura and Bertha and Ray
Walker, Il Mexico. spent sunday 81
iJaan AAtugs.
Clareact Taylor returned to Percy
l~Isaa. thursday.
ira Ps.ton Is attending the school
lof Pharuacy az BrunsEiok
Mrs Gems Chrisman Is visiting rel
at.sas
Misses Ycengbgood snd Reymer al
lauesding 81 E~lizabeth's institute
Mrs c. D. Williams enteriainei
lher sister. Mrs. Douglass and daugh'
tier. s.. Louis. this week
" n Mears and wife are visit
iiFs in Michigan and Illinois
A asnleI Of ladies gave Ms Geo
Fsher a ~t.easant surprise last Fri
day 1fselroou. ii being her birth
lay Zach lady carried lunch via
lies Nrs. Fisher was equal TO Tbs
occasion ard the guests were soon
Ia merry conversation. The luaei
Twas spoead which with Mrs. FISH
,Iers good cup Of coffee was muel
enjoyed Al wished Mrs Fishe
, many happy birthdays.
The following report was made 9
lu5e Pao.Ic school for first day, Sep
I l5: Room 1, Miss Stallings, pupils
' lea; O .. Mrs. Burwell. pupils, "a
lrnorn 9, Prof. Harmon, supt-, pupil
-l2s. Ncniesidents. Is.
Miss josephine Jacob is entertail
ing Mss Rita vogt Of E St Louis.
Dr. Meara and wife are entertainir
lNr. ana Mrs. Lnecke, Of oklahou
.lCiy
Misses Hazel and Vera Friedman
j.. lara MeCrew spent Sunday at Ladd
J ma
NesSs9ee Friedman aud Diyen q
i, Eieaded IN eeyaneeSistic services
Laddonia Saturday
II UNION.
I'll This is a beautiful morning b
nu rain.
eel The Baptist minister, the Re
IT Alce. filled his regular appointme
q. Union Chapel Sunday.
Riley Hodge and family OF Ru.
uM were visiting with Mrs d.
Lsadley sunday.
Herbert Clutter was visiting wi
sisrlord watts Saturday and ST
% day
Jerome SiapAes IS cutting corn
DC Watts IS working for Geo. L
h ars al the present time.
Jack Harrison Is thinking Of TAXI
n a trip to Europe
Mr.. and Mrs. chas. Watts gave
n young folks a lawn party last Thu
day night. All report a fine time.
re Most all the women are in t
nd nutcannlng business al the prese
Writing.
Word was received from ".
4 Harvey CT Anoka, MINI. The cor
try was in a prosperous condition
r.enty OF arm.
This is a busy time Of year
ar s1pe are attending the Mex
Ciautauqua.
bis The members OF the Christ.
is Church have remode!ed their bu.
lie ils inside.
NJ. and Mrs Russell Watts w
10 Mexico on business last Saturd'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07

G.. n Dean and y. 7 Cox. Of Cen
traHa, attended court here his week
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07

JoSsn Gamble. 81 Kansss CITY, Is
visiting bis parents. T. C. GzmNe
ard wife.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07

Illinois jump and nsi coal Also
anshraoite coal Carter q Hot
Phone s. zsssi z7-A
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07

MrH e L. Mccall aud daughter.
Miss U1ath Of Fulton, are visiting
Felaiives in this CITY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07

T J. Daniel vas here from Cen
traiia on business this week
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07

nner 50husoa pas in this esy O.
"Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07

Il. r. Wi@msn. OF Slater. coz
ductor on the Altoa. siieu6ed court
here Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07

Dr. J. C. Pasqse,h is home from
visit IA the West.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07

Mn. Ciaras CiaybTpok t. e~u3oyini
e vast IN Denver. Coo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07

Hardin Sims and wife Of Thompao
visited IN MEXICO this week
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07

a p Race pam 20 St Louis
o. business Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07
Stock and y
Farm News



LOCAL MARkEr.
Whszt-sE
4 NeE Corn-ee and q centA !
n Ozts-E and Sse
n S1zE-yGs3 = ton
n Unltsd States Packing Co
q : paying this week
B sZEU yong roossers-lc
& EIsEs and pallets lb-sc
n Old Roostsrh per is-4c
Il Ducks. Per he
Il Gosse-sc.
Turkeys-Sc
n HHss. pr b-Tc
Butter. psr lbs-lic
n us United States Psekng
4 Company are IN he n1rks< for
al The gEs and poultry they
can get
y 4 y \ .
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07

Nla Mare Houston bzs lea for
Fresno. Cal
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07
1sz.Acne EARM Eoa SO.

One and One-half mlIe cast Of no
llno, Mo, al $3.50 per acre. One
wtshing 10 buy write or Q ne
J. r. STREET,
24i-t g7-2t Perry, No
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07

SCHOOL BOOKS bought sold and
exchanged
CRADDOCKs BOOK STORE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07

The Rev ". H. Hook VII preach
a, Central Un5on cas-el. soath Of
yaBdaIia. Sunday.
Mrs. T X. Smith and Mrs. z J..
Mcbride, Of Louisiana. and brother.
c. II. May. spent Tuesday night In
this city
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-07
TRAINED NURSE MOVES x

a. Il. WISE has gone to ~
aud Baltimore.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-17
More News For
hOmeSteaderS.

Pierre, March 13. The home
steaders in the northern part of
the state are anxious that the
government begin its geological
survey of the section in which
they are holding homesteads.
They cannot get title to any but
surface of their lands until after
survey is completed, and the
question Of the existence of coal
in such quantities as to make
mining profitable is settled.
When the survey is completed,
those whose claims do not lie
over workable coal beds will get
clear title to their tracts, and
those who apparently hold lands
which are underlaid by coal in
sufficient quantity to make work
ing it profitable will know just
what they really do have in the
way of rights from the govern
ment. 1t is claimed by the
settlers that a large amount of
the land held under suspension
under the order of last fall, will
not show enough coal to be OF
value for mining, and these par.
ticularly desire to have the work
of the survey pushed and THEN
titles settled.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-17

L. A, PITT made a business
trip to White Butte Monday.
John Gumo, assistant cashier
Of the Farmers State Bank, Of
Thunderhawk, was a visitor to
lennon Saturday
A. $. Tubbs is spending a week
in Ohio in the interest Of the
State Line Land Go. and when
he returns he expects 10 bring a
number Of land seekers with him
who are seriously thinking Of in
vestinQ in Dakota land
Thirty three thousand kegs Of
powder and $50 tons Of dynamite
exploded at the DUPONT plant in
Wisconsin, last FRIDAY morning
causing a tremendous destruc-
tion of property. The shock was
felt in Chicago and even 100 miles
away. Five powder magazines
were blown up, a whole village
is wrecked, and the residents
have abandoned every thing
One man F. +. Thompson was
literally blown to pieces, ne Of
his arms being found one mile
from the scene Of the explosion.
Buildings Tor ten miles arouud
were wrecked. trees We're strip
ped Of their leaves and branches.
Several people were injured but
only one fatality resulted.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-17
|hceldiarisn Suspected.

Wednesday night last week
Fs. Flora A. FanBuskirk and
/ daughter awoke from their
|eD to find to their horror that
fh their house and the nearby
h we're ia flames. Both fres
I gotten a good start, but with
T work and luck favoring them
succeeded in quelling the
pes that threatened their home
barn burned down, as their
ry attention he'd to he given
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-17

After hearing the Pro and Con
of the Seed Furnishing Con-
tr0versy debated before them
at Spirited session, in which
the sentiment is strongly for
the Proposition, the County
Commissioners of Perkins Co.
decide not to act.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-17
to the house

to the house.
Mrs. VanBuskirk lived on the
land, some seven miles southeast
of town, on which she had placed
a contest against the filant Jas.
P. HoWlitt She had won before
the local land Office, and the case
being appealed, the general land
Office had just affirmed the decis-
ion, thus securing her right. In
cendiarism with view to revenge
is suspected, and every effort is
being made to get some light on
the case.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-17
emmon Perkins County, South Dakota Friday March H. 1911
Last Chance for
Seed goes Glimlnering

SVV hVV~ NssssSSAAVssssh
After hearing the Pro and Con
of the Seed Furnishing Con-
tr0versy debated before them
at Spirited session, in which
the sentiment is strongly for
the Proposition, the County
Commissioners of Perkins Co.
decide not to act.
Tuesday morning there was a
good attendance of representa-
tives of all parts of the county of
Perkins in attendance before the
county commissioners at Bison.
The meeting had been called by
Chairman Lennon, upon urgent
request from various parts Of the
county. The calling of the meet
ing had been practically the last
official act of Elk Auditor Barrett.
In addition Chairman Lennon
had caused the same to be adver-
tised in the papers. and postal
cards to be sent to the various
parts of the county. AS a result,
there was a representative
attendance on hand, augmented,
OF course, by strong number of
people from the Bison vicinity.
! The meeting was informal,
Chairman Lennon presiding,
and Messrs Larson, Duffy and
Anderson county commissioners,
being present.
Right at the beginning of the
meeting 1t became apparant that
the people from Bison, with
Attorney Helm as their spokes-
man, had decided to act in
opposition to any measures look
ing to the furnishing OF seed
grain to farmers by the county.
Every argument presented by
the friends of the measure was
met and fought bitterly by the,
opposition, who did their best to
brand it as a movement from and
for Lennon. A regrettable cir
cumstances was the fact that
copies Of the new seed grain law,
which were supposed to have
been sent to the county officials
from Pierre, had failed to arrive,
and the friends of the movement
were Obliged to rely upon their
recollection of the POINTS of the
North Dakota law, Of which the
South Dakota law is almost word
for WORD copy. in making their
arguments.
Messrs. Finch, C.. ID. Smith,
Potwin, Doherty, Tscharner and
Gross, were in attendance, as
delegates from the Commercial
club Of Lennon. And these
gentlemen took the aggressive in
defense Of the measure. When
finally after a morning session
and two hours afternoon session
a ballot was resorted to, to de-
termlne the position, those pre-
sent took in the matter, the vote
stood II for the furnishing of
seed grain by the county, and
"a against. Thus the instructions
OF the meeting We're that the
county commissioners should
furnish grain.
AS large number of residents
Of the Bison neighborhood were
present and actively engaged in
opposing the measure, it is safe
to infer that the greater part of
those voting against were from
that vicinity. At the same time.
the " votes cast for the measure
represented the great majority
OF those coming from a distance,
thus representing the'true animus
the county over. But aside from
this STRAW vote there were on
hand numerous petitions and
applications for grain, which
alone, coming as they did from
all over the county, would indi-
cate that the public asks for the
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-17

N:~rn-. notr Speltz, Barley
bly, fUu UdlN and other sta
all select in quality, and big vari-
ety of Garden Seeds, at Nesbitt
Feed & Fuel Co.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-17

county commissioners held con
ference, in which they decided
10 defer all action until they bad
a copy Of the law on hand, from
which they could determine their
duties and powers. They IN
structed the county auditor to
call a meeting for April 3rd, when
it is thought that such as are
really unable TO secure seed grain
by that time, will get some aid
from the county. As that date
is rather too late for most seeding,
it is advisable that all farmers
secure privately as much as they
can. BY the time the commits
sioners act, it viii be possible
only to make use Of flax and corn.
The Easters Stars will hold
their next regular meeting Thurs
day evening March 13rd. All
members are requested to be
present, also visiting members
in the city.
Postmaster Doherty announces
a change for the hour Of mail
distribution on Sundays. Begin
ing with next Sunday, March
18th, the general delivery win
dow will be open from 1890 until
l 80 p. m, With the arrival Of
the afternoon train the mail will
be distributed Immediately, 50
that renters OF boxes may have
their afternoon mail promptly.
instead Of having to wait until
evening. This change of Sunday
delivery time will enable people
from the country to get their
mail. whereas heretofore they
generally had to leave before the
openiDg Of the delivery window.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-17
Seed Corn!

grown yellow dent corn, raised
with dig success near AbercrOm-
bic, N. d., the past % years. A
limited number Of bushels left.
Call early at Nesbitt Feed Il Fuel
& =, z blocks east Of Ist State blk.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-17

L. A. PITT made a business
trip to White Butte Monday.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-17

Pride of North
Dakota, spIen-