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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-24
,,Odniferen"
Dnsoog ben %. December 1913.
Blair, 9e6r.

Eh bar 81 tddet Se1rfor11lortn9,
noget foloere og ct tpnot Gag Sne
paa Soroen. men freinoeles title
% be6ageligt geir. iuit Tom man
ipnes ON bet til Sulen.
Der bar i ben ienere Sio boz.
sset en- Del Speoom | 9Delt, ipr-
lie bar en- Del @srn BAIT Naunlps
GoorefDgel Dog bar oenne Spgoom
life optrooot ni6ere epioemiif. Der
beres ogiaa eIIers ON en- Del Spg-
bonn, Sog life ont ref dlborfiee I'll
ipI0e.
@Iem life Dor Suletrpfeit !
Rirten 6reooe aften, anoen Sule-
bag.
= N~ptoorsaften, foritoar hi, bill
be unee boloe Set.
a%riitoffer 8ouIien bar iolgt
fin 6ienoom / 9erterpille til Carl
eaurien, aetnor6, for $500, oe
ban bar Iaa fsbt SIR. 9aps @ien-
bonn ogioo / 9erterpille. nGrmere
ssernbanen, for $4,000. Carl 2aur-
Iens ifal life ooertoee Youliens
gienoom for omfring Rioten at
Warts Rooneo.
Miis aliee 9aurien, Carl
eonriens eloite 9atter, Der / Ien.
gere Eio bar oeret ipg, og iom for
nogen 8io iioen maatte unoergaa
IN oobbelt Operation | Omnbo, Inn
les efter oenne at bore / georing
eiot op og neo gift oct BOG meo
henoes SeobreostilItano, og M for
ngIig bar bun after bfeben onar-
Iigere. Soa I Ssnoogs fortalte
man % 6eriIoe | aennaro, at sSa.
beren nRite Dag (aItioa | Nan6ogs)
fful6e reife til Rocbeiter, Ninn.,
meb ben6e, og Eanfen bar oo, at
bun ffiiIoe undertakes en- rp Ope.
ration poa Mopo-g Brothers aIinif
Der. Dor bierteIiee Spmpoti meo
Den unee 9igel Sub eine, ON ban
timber bet %tienliat bum mart ma
senpinoe fit SeIbreol
Niis Cora Relion, 9atter Of
Better ReIion, iom Dor mellem Der
og 3ennaro, bor ligget paa Soipi.
talet Der ct Bar Tiger. s Morgen
bliner oct TO Tiger, iioen bun blep
epereret for Appendicitis, os Ri for
ftanr, at bun bill funne uoifripes og
tnges biem | Morsen, iaa bet fumes.
fom bun er fomnen uolminoelig
turtig ODER fin Operation = til
euffe meo 6etl
gpens Stemmeretsfpinoer bol.
Der gafar / 5orbinoeIie meo 5ier.
srp- oe Wnisuoitillingen Der | Dis
ie Doee. Ser er isrget for SoIere
Ill at iremlRgge 0eres Gag, og Der
oil bIibe uooeIt 9~itteratur, nteoens
man opbarter meo Goffe og Mel.
Lertmao til rimeliqe Iriier.
Den iteolige Organizations gm.
beosm9no er
Rinnie WilIer, Bres.
Rrs. u. g. Sotpes. @. g.
@roee Ballard. Sec.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-24
Zane @aaeD, IOntana.

Aaret benrnnot, Ell 6og iuant =
Seius 5oofpor, iom 3rocn ianot.
enOnu iom noIia traa6t oct itaor.
Soo iom oct fslaer. pilo ei gaor
aIorig bans 5ieo iIcttes no.
Sa ianIe0es ipnger b / en- of bore
onnffe Sanee; o1 moo bet ina funoe
iiaes ON os Der | gbene5er Wenig-
beo, at oi feI9e Seiu 5ooipor. for
mar pi fsIger BET, ino aanr hi nI6ria
niIo. hans 5ieo iIettes nISrie no,
ban bar 10 ieIb ingt. at bons Orb
oil .aIorig forgao.
90 MI. GA bi itaor oeo aarets
llogona oa Iige ffal tr96e inc / ct
mt oiIoe leg aerne me6 Reonftsrens
Siaaoelie laoe mine 9anosmnno no
oper Snmfunoet oioe Ii6t ON Sor.
boloene beroppe /. bnoo De foIoer
BET inoe / Giten: Oct foI6e Sisrne.
Oct er MT life inn foIot Der. Tom
mnngefi tror; bi bar baft meaet flint
9eir | lang 9io me6 6eiIig SoIifin
@i annr noe meo bare SGnoer oa
noen 8rnffe, oa Sorben err foa tor,
at hi brliaer inaen Snerifo. Seq
bar life fet finere 8eir / gIten beo
oenne lib poo garet: men oct faar
bel ogfaa fnnrt Gnoe.
Wen Der er noget on6et, fom or
banrot for os her: MI bar hi b9ret
u6en 8rRIt fiben isrit | Ofiober, oa
BET fer life no til. at bi bill foa no
aen for en- lang 9io enonu. Seq
er banae for, at buis bet ifoI bare
oft for Tpnge, Wenigbeben oa bill
tnbe oerbe6. 9erior bil6e ieg ger
ne, ON Ser bar en- ener nnoen, Ser
lpier oisie 2inier. Tom funoe gine os
S~plpsning ON en- Trnit, iom De
tror piTbe babe 2pft til at tnae Der.
no til Wontono. Ser err arbei6e
nof; Der er mango 9onifere. iom
itaar noenfor Meniabeoen, men Tom
nof funoe binoes.
Ser er noole fan 6arme til Solg,
og BET bar snifeIiat. ON be finoe
blipe iolgt I'll Gnnifere, Tom biloe
ftstte o9 bielpe Serrens Grbeioe,
inn bet fIty6e ono mere fremob.
Boftor greoe Sobanfen bill iplee fin
Torm. Boa 8run6 Of fin Qones
tiItoeen6e Spoabeo bill ban ipIge no
oe reiie til 9nnmorf. Wen ban
biloe belit i9lge til ell oonif SAINT
lie. Ser err en- 2eiIigbeb for en-
Mano meo imaa WioIer iii at fao
en- goo 5orm, oa ban bill iGlee pan
meeet biniee 9etinaelier. Om no
gen enffer nprmere Oplnsning.
ifrip til geofommen6e, bans aores.
Re er ". s. &. Rt. 1, 5roio. Mont.
9irsooe ben 9, December boIot
ni bort oorIige Wenigbeosmeoe,
bpor npiten ale gmbeosm9n6 bleb
genpnIgt.
Wiels Beterfen eenuoIgtes tilaas-
ferer, Sobn Soffmon til Sefret9r,
Ssren 2orien til 9infon, Wortin
9ieIieu poIgtes til 9iofon | Steoet
for en-, fom traf fig iiIbose. s..
~oenbaIgtes til 5ormano for
Senongsffolen. Maotte MI &erren
foa 2oo til at pelfigne arbeioet baa.
De Der og no ODER Gamfunoet, iaa
bans Gnbn fan bIipe 0ret, og Si9-
Ie fan bIipe bunoet for bans Rige.
Dermeo benIig SiIieni og @I9.
oeIig S,iiIl til ale ngonfferen"s 2p-
iere og 6ens Rebaftsr. aorr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-24
g@Oloen @eit SOtel. "
San 5rancisco. Sal.


Dec. 10, 1913.
I'll en- gegpnoeIie: Get forefom-
mer mig, at @nosbornets Sonfegang
uopioes en- Gel be0 at reiie. Wonife
oil noele ipore, at ieg for min Del
nGiten aoar ira Den enc 9oerligbeo
til Den anoen. Seq bar 10 meooeIt
Iiot / g0oniferen" itunoom ira Del
bsie 9oro I siberia, iaa fra Bis-
coniin og nh belt noe ira 9acififp-
item.
anore igen oil maaife ipsree:
.aan man life reiie alt for meget2"
Suoret oil ie9 ouerIaoe til Dem, Der
mener at fnnne b%einare Spergs-
maaIet.
Meu oct par 10 min lanfe at
meooele liot berfro gerOensltaoen
9i bar M opboIot os Der en- uge,
og ieg moa iige. at Der er foregaoet
itor 6oranorins, iioen ieg ior soot
ire aar iioen par paa @ennemreiie
Der ion1men meo min beoengnnene
Suitrn. Den Sang iooes Der enonll
betpoeIige Spor ira SIoebranoen.
foranriaget neo Den ipPre Sororp-
IteIie / 1906. 9u er belle ben Goe-
lpgeelie nPiten ubeoret, % Gan
Srancisco nil mart itao / @Inns
mere emo nogen Sinoe, boilfet Der
10 geres itore auitreneelier for
fsreno Banana lloitiuinaen 1915.
Seq tror, oct tsr figes. at Son
Sronciscos 5orbeorina foresnnr
label / iocioI Tom i in%ouitrieI Ret-
ming.
6orleoen Gag afloeoe pi ct BE.
ise hos min Ben os forbeno9renot
Sleleisrger Ynitor u. s. Semen
Der Tom befen0t mn er Pr9it / gle.
nigbeoen Der. Get bar ct fart BE.
isg; tbi ban par 10 BET .8eoifab
SUBS 9oano. Der for Ell Gel Aar
tilbage rofte mig Snan0en. iao ieo
toe Sfrioet ira 8eroen oner poo
ben nnoen Sioe. Seq Iaeoe M9rfe
til, at bans Saar bar blenen en- Del
graaiprGnet. iioen iee iioit msotes
meo BAN / 5ernoaIe. Oct er oiii
beler life ioa ~unoerligt, on ban.
inn Gpnge ie9 bar fen6t ban, bar
bait ct bonrot @rbejoe for Blios
Riges gag. Ren enonu itnor ban
lige mooig / arbeioet for Si9lenes
5relie. og ieg er forbisiet ON, at
ban | i'm 9io ifoI bette, oct ban bar
ioaet meo @roa6.
Wenigbeoen Der bar EN- meget
pRroifulo airfeeienoom. omfrine
$35, 900, ON ieg buffer riatiet. Ser
err 10 o1faa en- flor Sfare at bort
9onosfoIf, oe Sub bar belfienet
Dem itorligen poo bet timelige Sm-
raa0e. San bill oeion Der lnoe lit
Riae gao frem, ieirenoe og til Seier,
ieTp I'M Der MI oa oo bar niIt fig
Sinorineer.
5 @oor, Senoog, boooe pi sci.
mesie-@ uostieneite ST. II, bbor
gaitor Senien tolte no fra Gnsens
5efit, Sobonnes / 59nsilet. Oct
blep iarlis frembGoet, of Sobonnes'
9oiol beitoo | ON ban, Sobannes,
mi pirfeIig, efter bet ban bsrte ON
Seius, funoe bIibe mntoget Of BAN.
Wen Sobonnes' Siertes arop blep
10 ogioo fuIoeIig tiIfreositiaet | bet
Spor, ban mootoe fra Sefus. Oct
gialot ioa for enbper iseenoe Si9l
at foo fit Sjertes arap t~iIfreositiI-
let.
Otter enot @nostieneite bleb bet
tiapit. at Der ON gftermiooagen
ffuI1e bore Wisftonsmeoe, boa lt0t
| inoifranfet StiI pnn @run6 al
Omitanoiebeoer.
8i iomleoes iaa | airfen aIof.
fen 3 igen. gaitor Semen inoIeo-
tie Nsoet meo nogIe forte Tanfer,
oo pi maatte pente Iibt efter 30
flor N. q. anoreafenL Der bar ben
engentIige 2eoer beo Gftermiooaes-
msoet. San taIte no fra 2igneIien
ON Den rige Bonoe", bpis Warfer
bapoe 5aaret bel. Wen 6enne Bon
6es Daarifnb beitob l. at ban mente
at funne mntte fin uosoeIige SiGI
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-01-17
ANNUAL TAX SALE.
STATE OF MICHIGAN,
COUNTY or SHIAwAssEE

The Circuit Court the County Chancery
In the matter Of the petition of ORAMEL FULLER Auditor
the sale certain
On reading and Hing the petition OF Auditor General
the state OF Michigan praying for OF the State
the amounts therein speched claimed be due
and charges each
lands be aod for the amounts so claimed by the State OF Mch
petition brought for hearing
and decree az the Of this be held at
g7th day OF January I'D 1918
day and that all interested lands
OF MICHIGAN for such
thereof shall In said
OF term Of this Court above mentioned
and that default the
and decree win be taken and entered prayed In said
the lands described In said petition which OF
sale shall be made win be sold for the several interest
Tuesday In May thereafter beginning 10 o'clock said
day the thereto
sary sale OF said lands and OF each and
Of the County Mchigan
described separately exposed
sale the total the sale shall
be to the paying the full against
ed simple interest theren will the taxes
CHARGES and take than the there
land be sold
shall be passed for the time being shall the
ceedng day before the close of eonered and H.
the bid
the same Ia the name OF the State
seal OF said Circuit Court Shiawassee County this 18th of
November A. ID. 1919.
(SEAL)
sELDEN s. MINER,
Circuit Judge.
ALBERT L. NICHOLS,
Register.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-01-17
STATE OF MICHIGAN.


To the Circuit sbawassee Chsncery
The petition Of ORAMEL Auditor General the
State OF Michigan behalf respectfully
shows list Of set forth marked
Shiawassee upon which
mentioned therein which delinquent
for OF and which
together with the total OF such with
expenses provided by against
parcels OF land.
Your petitioner Court that said lands
returned Auditor provisions
OF the Public Acts OF 1898 delinquent
except that Included in
1890 prior
General delinquent for said under provisions
Public Acts of 1891, and which remain unpaid.
petitioner further shows
included In Schedule A. aforesaid 1890
lands sold said
heretofore sold for said delinquent and
sales made been set aside by court OF
Jurisdiction have been cancelled provided by law.
Your petitioner further shows and that
collection and said Sched
ue A. valid lien the several parcels lands described
in said schedule. ers et5- nTQ as 0t.+sl
petitioner taxes on said
described lands remained unpaid than
said
having been paid and the remaining
Michigan against parcel lands
OF the amounts OF interest," collection
Computed extended schedule against
the said computed against
each said Of land sold for
amounts due provided by law to the lien afore
said. se~t't' ft'
And yoS. ps.,sIonsr win IN ever PRAY. ETC. r,,.s
ORAMEL B. FULLER,
Auditor General Of the State Of Michigan, for
and In behalf Of said Stete
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-01-17

i,n .s 81 100 san Las....~~..~.. :.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-01-17

commencing at q
point 40 feet West
OF Northeast corner
OF Lot 8 thence
South 10 rods, West
30 feet, North 10
rods. East 90 feet TO
beginning ...........
I,
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-01-17

East \ of that part
OF 20 acres OF north
part of W u of sw
Il east of highway
running from Cor.
unna to Shiawassee-
town which lies
north OF A. A. Ry..
Beginning at I b e
southwest corner of
NV 4 thence north
80 rods east SO rods
to Norton street.
sou : rly along
Norton street to
Il line west on Il
line to place of be-
ginning except right
OF way of ID. G. Fl.
and Ann Arbor Ry.
and lots sold to
Harriet Mitchell de-
scribed as begin.
ming % feet north
of said u line at
west edge of Norton
street thence north
80 feet west 80 feet
south so feet east
go feet. .....
A three corne re d
piece OF land In
northeast corner OF
Sc u bounded north
by Mcneil street
east by section line
and southwest by
highway ...............
A piece of land
bounded north by
land of Derr. east
by Misner street,
south by d. G. II.
and M. Ry. west by
highway ..........
Nv u OF sc A.........
) n or Sc u except q
square ce in
southwest ner
containing 10 acres
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1913-08-01
TEN WOMEN POLICE FOR
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 80 Women
police for { hiCagO vas assured
when the council passed an
ordinance creating places for
them on the force AaNor liar
rison will at once name ten ia
troll women for duty at the
beaches, dance halls and other
places where ii is beliey we'd they
will be more efficient than
men.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1913-08-01
DONATION PARTY"
FOR FEDERAL JUDGE
Congress May Probe Action Of
Recent AppOn'ee.

Washingt on, July 20. Federal judge
Peter j Hamilton recently appointed
to Porto Rico, gave donation partE
TO furnish his home In san Juan A
casual inventory places the value OF
his gifts at $500
Political dissatisfaction caused re
port of the matter to congress and IN
Investigation has been started Judge
Hamilton Is an Ala ALBANIA Democrat and
classmate of President Wilson, who
appointed him to the Porto Rican
bench as successor 10 Judge Paul
Charlton resigned
According TO the charges that have
been brought against the Judge, there
appeared in the local IN Juan news,
papers an advertisement stating that
the Judges San luan house vas with
out furniture, tableware and other ar.
ticlns necessary to home comotrts,
and that on June 2s the Judge would
receive his friends at q donation par
ty"
On the date set in the advertise
ment striug OF friends, including law.
yers and ltgants, marched SolemnIy
to the Judges home, carrying tables,
chairs. tableware, decanters. kitchen
articles and family silver heirloom
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1913-08-01
Commissioner Deets
Has Resigned
Immigration Man Will Take
Place of Secretary Of Develop.
ment League

Pierre, July 90. immigration
Commissioner Deets has filed a
formal resignation as commits
sioner in South Dakota, and will
take the place Of secretary of the
Southern Minnesota Develop
ment League. with headquarters
At Mankato, Waere he will move
lis family. The appointment Of
a new commissioner must be
made by the board consisting of
the governor. land commissioner,
and secretary Of state, and as
Land Commissioner Hepperle is
out of the city for a week, no
appointment will be made until
his return, when without doubt
Charles MacCaffree, of Howard,
will have the position given him.
MacCaffree is at present pub
fishing a newspaper at Howard,
and is also the secretary Of the
South Dakota conservation com
mission.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1913-08-01
Many Busy Workers in
Settlers Big Contest
Four Weeks Are Gone. Time is Rapdly
Growing Shorter Race Will Soon
Narrow Down to Few
Do Not Become Discouraged and Loose Hope

Over four weeks of the Set
tiers big subscription contest
have all slipped into the past and
interest of the people at large is
held at high tension. There are
many specuiations as to who the
winner will be and every day the
editor is asked which contestant
he thinks will win. The answer
is always invariably the same,
that he does not know. We do
not know, you do not know. and
nobody knows until the last day
is here and the judges have
brought in their verdict. This
Office plays no favorites, and has
no more knowledge of the out
come than you have, so your
guesses would be as good as ours.
There is no time to waste now.
The few remaining weeks Of the
contest will slip away so fast
that you will wonder after the
contest is over where they went
to. There will also, no doubt, be
many that will wish with all their
hearts that they had not wasted
the last few weeks, but it will be
too late then for a chance and
what they have lost will never
be regained. We are trying to
warn you in time and save you
all of those heart aches and re-
grets.
Do not get discouraged, that is
the first sign Of possible defeat.
Every candidate will have their
dark days, and that is the main
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1913-08-01
REBELLION
NEAR IN PORTUGAL
Widespread Revolt May Break
Out Any Moment.

Paris, July 30-Dispatches from
Portugal received by way OF the Span
ish frontier indicate that great revo-
lutionary activity prevails in Portugal
1t is reported that a vast movement.
planned in Lisbon and Oporto. may
break out at any moment. From the
same source it is learned that serious
street fighting occurred Monday night
in various places.
The censor in Lisbon refused to al
low the cabling of a press dispatch
stating that a band of revolutionaries
had attempted to rush the barracks OF
the Sixteenth infantry regiment In or
der to rescue political prisoners de.
tanned there The civilians were re-
pulsed by the troops after an exchange
of shots with the guards.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1913-08-01
Ins Moe is Arrested For
The Murder Of His Brother
Sheriff Ralph Hayward, of Mcintosh, Re-
turns from Granite Falls, Minn.,
with His Man
v1 Have to Stand Trial at the Next Term Of Court

clew that gave any promise of
success. 1t was definitely set
tied very early in the investiga-
tion that Ole Moe had been kill
ed before his body wrs placed on
the track, by reason of the swol-
len and discolored right eye and
the right cheek bone being cav
ed in. Having nothing but his
pants, shirt and stockings on,
made it appear reasonable that
he was either in the car or near
by when the attack was made,
also the finding of blood stains
in the car and being unable to
locate the murdered mans shoes
or coat caused suspicion to turn
to the brother.
Mrs. Ole Moe and Emil Engle-
bretson, of Granite Falls, were
in Lennon on Saturday last and
from here they went to Keldron
to look after the stock and house
hold goods, which are still at
that place. 1t is not known
whether they share in the opin-
ion of the authorities of Corson
county as to the guilt of Lars
Moe, or not, but in conversation
with them; it was made clear
that they felt that he might not
be entirely blameless.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1913-08-01
CALLS MULHALL
liar ON STAND
Oscar v. Underwood Tes-
titles at Lobby Probe.
NEVER SAW HIN BEFORE
Majority Leader Of the Lower acuse
Denies Evidence Given by Agent OF
Manufacturers-Lat after Declares "A
Is True and Says He VIII Prove Il.

Washington, July go Majority
Leader Oscar w. Underwood of the
house denounced Martin VI. NulhsH.
alleged lobbyist for the National Asso.
citation of Manufacturers as a liar
and blackmailer' Mr.. Underwood
appeared before the senate lobby com
mittee to deny that Mulhall had ever
talked to him about legislation before
congress. After one look at the wit
ness he said:
i never saw him before in my
life
MIR Underwood appeared unexpect.
edly and made brief statement lie.
Tore he was sworn. He denounced as
false Mulhalls statement than an EN-
plore of the ways and means commit
tee had been in his employ Accord,
Ing to Mulhall's earlier testimony the
man was paid 500 a month
You made the statement that this
man was a blackmailer, that means
he used threats to extort money"
said Senator Reed
II think he was trying to get money
out OF his own people, returned Nr
Underwood
Hartman Underwood read Nulhalls
letter about the alleged interview in
which Mulhall wrote that Underwood
had told him that he could not do
otherwise than appoint William II
Wilson, now secretary of labor. chair.
nan Of the house labor committee, be,
cause there was no other candidate
before the ways and means commit
tee
That whole statement IS lie out
of whole cloth-nOt a word OF truth
in it." declared Mr. Underwood
There never was question but WI.
sons selection as head of the commit.
tee was solely because of his capacity
and qualifications II is clear to me
this man was down here writing these
things to his people irving to make
out that he was doing great things
Mulhall reiterated he had talked
With Underwood briefly I'm the corridor
anu ndQ written 10 MS employers
about conditions just as found them
in Washington at that time"
Il have no desire to contradict Mr.
Underwood he said, but ! am con
vnced that after he has heard my
other witnesses and this examination
has been ended he will take back part
Of what he has said
The statements YOU made in your
letter were not true and can be proved
not true by other members of the
ways and means committee retorted
Mr. Underwood. Therefore II was self
evident did not make them 10 YOU ="
Il will stand as clean before the
country as you will. returned Mulhall
heatedly.
The incident created A furry that
had not wholly suhsided when the
committee settled down 10 the further
Identification of letters.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1913-08-01

conclusion for all of you, that
while your slow times may come
now. your opponents will have
theirs later, and you can recoup
your losses when they are in
trouble. Perseverance always
has its reward. so stick to it and
use all of your spare moments.
Following is the standing of
the contestants:
Margaret Nesbitt, Lennon 225OO
Frances Colohan, Lennon 1900
Christine Mcpherson. $1,000
Bessie Brewer 10000
MISS Florence Mckinstry. 5000
Bison S ID.
Miss Blanche Daley. 10000
Bison. s ID.
Miss Mildred Wagner. $4,000
Bison. s. d.
Miss Edith Lott, $4,000
Ada. S. ID.
Miss Hazel Munyon $4,000
Coal Springs. S. ID.
Admiral Siedschlag 4050O
Petrol. N. ID.
Votes will be given for new
and renewal subscriptions AZ
| follows:
! | year, 1000 votes.
2 years. 5000 votes.
years. 5000 votes.
Each succeeding year after 3
years, 5000 votes.
1000 votes will be given for
each 81 90 collected on back ac-
counts.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1913-08-01
TO LESSEN RANKS OF IDLE
Leader Of Unemployed viii Ask Con-
gress to Act.

Washington, JuJy @o.-Eftorts are to
be made by the International Associa
tion Of the Unemployed and Migratory
Workers to have congress pass legis
lation looking to the bstterment Of
working conditions and to lessen the
ranks of the idle who willingly would
work If given an opportunity.
Word has been received that Lee
Iippa, organizer of the association, is
on his way to Washington to lay his
petitions and proposed laws before the
house labor committee and to urge
prompt action.
It is declared there Is small posi-
hilty of anything being accomplished
at this session, owing to the pressure
Of tariff and currency legislation.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1913-08-01

Sheriff Ralph Hayward, OF
corson county, went to Granite
Falls Minnesota, this week and
,st1rned with Lars Moe in his
custody. who is charged with the
murder Of his brother, Ole Moe.
The mangled remains OF Ole
Moe was found on the railroad
track near KeIdron, early Mon
dsy morning, July 21st, having
beon run over by an east bound
freight train the Sunday evening
previous. I h e brother, Lars,
had accompanied Ole from Gran
ne Falls in his immigrant car
with the intention of helping him
make settlement on a homestead
near keldron.
1t was stated by Lars that Ole
got up in the night to investigate
some mysterious disturbances
about the car in which they were
sleeping and that he did not re-
turn and that he made diligent
search together with other per-
sons but could find no trace of
the missing man.
Following t h e coroner's in
quest Sheriff Hayward has kept
up a constant search for the
guilty parties in connection with
the crime and has followed every