The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1913-06-13
Cook Locals
Ii rained again,

dap at the home of Mrs. G. +. Highl@.
A got1Cly number we're tn attendance.
j. l.. odegaard made business
trip to Mott last SATURDAY.
Il +. Bentley, of Liberty, was in
this vicinity the first part of the week
on business.
j. F. Meters has just finished as,
sessing Dakota township and is pre-
pairing his books for review before
they are returned TO the auditor.
Mrs. NJ p. Roed was ON the sick
list the past few days but at present
writing is nicely ON the mend
a heavy shower of rain fell in this
vicinity during the storm of last W ed
nesday night The storm was also
accompanied by flashes of lightning
and some hail.
On July 4th. the Cedar Butte and
Long Butte Ladies Aids jointly will
celebrate the day at the Barth Cross
ing on the Cedar. We understand
the ladies are making ample prepara-
tion for an ali day entertainment,
such as programme, ikames, sports,
races, etc. The neiyhborhood has
for several years been accustomed to
celebrate this national holiday at
this we'll known place and has done il
10 a pleasing success and the hign APP
probation of all AS usual every
pouy welcome to come and enjoy the
day at this beautiful spot on the
river.
Crops are looking fine in this
neignuurhood, corn Without eXIep-
ton. ). A Williams saws he has
tield oi 81 acres which is the best
stand he has ever had.
During the electric storm of last
Wednesday night one of the best
miicb COWS OF Andrew Hendrickson
was struck and killed by bolt OF
lightning.
o. +. Roed was business caller at
Valley Farm Monday afternoon.
The Cedar River at this season of
the year Is attracting numerous fish
er,Een from far and near and man,
are the anglers lined up with hook
and line along its banks.
&. +. kroneman was over in the
Kansas CITY vicinage transacting
business with Jas Mangan last FRI
day.
Quite number from this vicinity
attended the Ladies Aid which met at
the Beasy home at Liberty last Wed
nesday.
W. K. Pannett spent Sunday with
his brot her. in-law, Henry Broten.
Carl Olouson had the misfortune in
having ii young horse dangerously cut
in a barbed wire fence last Sunday.
Children's Day will be celebrated
at the Od, gard school house Sun
day, June -, in the afternoon.
John and Tom Ostenberg have
been busy this week putting the Nc
Cracken place in to crop.
The estray that was taken up at
Valley Farm Sunday morning prov
ed later to be the property of Mr..
Pannett-a pink saddle pony.
Roy Lohius spent Sunday after
noon with Ole Svensrued. visiting
with Ole and his cook.
Carl Berg has recently solved the
problem of over-sleeping: buy brand
new alarm clock and wind it up tight
John Odegaard is busy these days
putting in the crop on the Hookstead
place.
Winter rye in this vicinity is head.
ing out and some fields look quite
promising.
AT the school election last Tuesday
Is votes were cast which resulted in
the election of the following officers:
Geo. l. Cummings, director for three
years: John Ostenberg, director for
two years; and E. NJ. Pond, director
for one year. Mr.. Pond is one of the
surviving members of the old board,
whose reelection will give the new
board as we'll as the people of the
the benefit of past expert
ence, and by his valuable abilities
with the aid of the other new mem-
bers our school district will, without
doubt, see marvellous strides of ad-
Tancement in the future.
The house of Christ Carlson, which
was recently purchased by Louis
Hammrie, was last Tuesday loaded
a nj moved to the latter's place in the
Spring Butte neighborhood.
Carl Berg, road supervisor of road
district No. in Jordan township, is