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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01
ALLEGED PLOTS M
DYNAMITE CAUSE
TROOP LINES TO
TIGHTEN
Elaborate Precautions - Pre-
vent Disaster Taheh By
Heavily Armed Military at
Copper Mines.
QUANTITY OF GIANT
POWDER DISAPPEARS

tnIlmtf .iicna AUG s
y icfh0ea d ihe troops ln kcepina .
= fht fifcCis cloar today brought =
q eIfafpHs protests ftnnl uniun 2
9 hcAe4uariera IN several in- 9
q stances it WAS declared citizens .
q Nere struck Nnile passing along 9
2 che iecraiAe er efaered inib 3
. their Houses while sitting on .
Y dnorsiera
isnac RHuhaia. - ieWelel. was =
3 Cinbhcd 81 uatrui which .
q GROVE Is hosets On thc sidewalk .
q 81 Pine street He rahlhiled =
q bruised shoulder ua evidence IT .
= his experience The felluwine =
. statement was lssucd from union .
. headquarters IS Guy Is. Miller .
9 uf tho executive board 81 the .
y Western Federation OF Miners =
. "The rules of tiVliixed warfare .
= are bclnR swept aside Ia the cOp- .
. per district Last nights bYu- >
= Alitles certainty deserve the =
. censDrc ~ every man who has .
q not lest all respect FOR human =
q RIGHTS notwithstanding the q
. statements III the mining cm- y
. uunits ihst strike breakers .
= would not uc used we find such =
y mon active about the sherids .
. offices. .
Last night q baby carriage .
= WAS run over and its liitlc occu- .
. pHni thrown on the pavement =
. and an Old man WAS beaten with .
. pick handle ana later taken 10 .
= the hospital Residents In VAR
. ions parts ~ the city were drive .
. IN from the porchrs ~ their =
. homes Had such acts been com. .
. mitted IN an uporgnnized COM .
= munify riot would certainly =
. have resulted n seems that =
. some pafies whu are supposed =
9 ~ BE- guardians ~ the peace =
. seek pretcxi for martial law. y
8 Q Q q . 8 Q . . o g 9 . . .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01


Calumet. Mich Aux. i. <ifcnEth-
cning 81 the military positions as "A
sequel 90 revelations of allcsed ploia
tu dynamite shaft houses and oliver
property marked the early hours %
the copper miners strike today
Roports that explosives had dts
appeared ff0m lhe Hancock mine
powder house and fhu discovery Oi
dynamite on a pftsoner tHkon at Tied
Jacket ted General fhhey 90 issue or
ders designed to increase the effect
iVa strongih 90 the brigade ~ state
troops controlling the district
THE Third infantry hospital corps
was impressed into serslce. its mcm-
beers being mounted aud armed with
revowers and riug sticks. fashioned
from wagon spokcs This force, H
was announced, VIII be- Hscd ah re-
serve cavalry Another dynamite ar-
rest was made curly today after
threats had been made 60 blow zap
houses 0f nnn-uuion men in south
Hccla
General Abpes has promised town
officials that The patrol would pe
held 10 check. The troop command
az says the men must nOi drira their
HORSES across the curulns NOT use
thelr sticks except in emergencieH'
HalI dozen mcn arrested Nc connec-
ton wish the riotlng Ht the south
Range locations were arraigued in q
mouahtou Justice court one was
discharged. three were lalt under
small bonds ~ keep the Yeace. and
the cases agninst the others coniin-
ned.
sirikera uf kcwrcuaw counts
marched into Calumet thls afternoon
being welcomed D. = large dclesnt'ou
uf Houghtou county men The JONI
parade matched behind American
flags which drew salutes from sem
tries and other troops as Tie union
men passed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01
MOTHER GOOSE BALL"
WILL COST 100000

newport. 4. l., Aug i.-- Mrs stuyv-
esaut FISH whose entertainments 60
soclcty are world-famed gives %
Mother Goose" ball an Tho cross
ways. her summer homo here this
evening Mrs Fish viii dress as
Mother Goose ana the guests viii lfn
nersonatc various nursery characters.
n is said that the entertainment has
cost In the neighborhood of 26o,ono.
Mrs Robert Goolet, one of thc hand
soonest young matrons Ia society Viii
add 10 her many fancy costume tri.
umphF by appearing az the nursery
fhyme costume ball Mrs stuyvosaut
Fish il giving at Crossways, AuEust T.
as Little 30 peop.' Her costume iR
The product of special artists and cos-
tuners Mrs GOelet has purchased %
little lamb which she has trained tu
walk az her side in the ballroom
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01
LOAN SHARK MUST
GUT It OUT, SAYS
THE COURT
Usurer Warned Prison Yawns
for Him If He Again En-
cages in Money-Lending
Business on Continent.


Trenton. s. o.. Aug. Daniel a.
Tolman. money lender. who recently
had chain of offices Ia various large
cities WAS warmed by Judge Gnichtei
today that he must remain out OF The
so-oalled "ioan shark business" for
three years ON penalty OF imprison-
meut Ia passing sentence on Tol-
mnn, who pleaded guilty Go violating
the Sew Jersey law in conducting his
business. the court fined him $1,000
and announced that u ~ should con
duct q money londine business Ia uny
part OF the United states or Canada
during his probation the couri would
consider the probation broken and
cause his arrest ana imprisonment
rolman ls 81 wears Of age ana "a
rcsldont Of Moutclnir ~ Ills are
tNitios have boon invcsiigatod IN
many. cities and have given him the
sohriauct of King ~ the Loan
sharks ne has made a fortune,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01
COLLECTOR OF PORT
OF NEW YORK
NOMINATED
John Purroy Mitchell Chosen
By Fusionists TO Lead Fight
on Tammany Hall at Next
Election.
fn, I.ensed Wifr - Il,enine HcfaId. !

fiiy LEASED Wife 40 Evening Herald. !
Sew York Aug John purroy
Mitchell. collector 9f the pun nf Sow
york was nominated GOV the office of
magor of New York today on lls|on
ffkot Mr Mitchell Democrat ts
years ~ Hge. waa chosen hy "a com
mlt,eo ~ nrpahiicans proErcsslye7
and Independents ufranl2rd to lhi
Tamumnv haii az Use coming ciAf
election
District Attorney Charles q Whit
man. Republican defeated hy Mh-
cheli ior ihe romInaiiaU Us morrow
margin was ro.nomlnaird faT ihe Of
nce of county prosecutor Tho rest
M ihc cltf tckot chosen hy thn fue
aionisif WaF. Cgmpffailcr William a.
i'rfndfrENn president board 0f Az
dormon. Geofaf McAueni borough
presidente Manhaiinr, Marcus M
Mnras. Brooklyn Ifwls d. Pounds,
pfonx. cyrus Mller, luoens
Robert w niFhie nrhmond 0corge
Cromwell
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01
opHnArOits Di3,fINE 10
TREAT WITH FEDERATION

Lansing Mich Aug i-~huNefhn, i.
Ferris tns afternoon received nc "i-
Ieihi reply from enc mime upeihiotf
100 his request that d conference nr
HELD fo adjust she differences between
the operators wd ihe strikers Iiie
operators declared that under nu cif-
eumaanecr would thrY treat with il0
Western Federation of Miners. The
operators iu their statement chHrne
"lahar ag.lalorH win rausing Che
strike
Tlc statement b. aisucd DO, James
NrNnurhtnn. g. w. Benton. Charles
~ taNton. Theodore plnscr t. NJ.
Edwards ani 1 Harris.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01
DETECTIVE ARMY
STILL BAFFLED
BY ROBBERY
First Estimates Small; Value
of Jewelry Loot at Nara
gansett Pier Now Placed at
S275,000.
lny 5000 Mlre % I.,enIng IIernId. ]


Narraeansott Pier, q. L. Aug. I --
The dlsappearance of S275,OOO worth
uf jewels from Two residences in the
tummer colony was unexplained to-
day. though il small army of detectives
has becn at WORK on the mystery since
last Saturday night
Mrs John n. Hauan. who sustained
mure than ono-hall of the total losses,
WAS indispuscd us consequence Of
the disturbance OF her household
combined with the serious illness OF
her husband. The latter was mtid to
be showing some Improvement,
According 90 Charles G.. Rumsey.
the original estimate Of the l0ssea az
his cottage was too small and the hg-
ure is nov placed ga gi25.OO0 a re-
port that Mr. Rumacy had dismissed
the detectives who had been Ia his
employ could not be confirmed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01
RECEIVER NAMED FOR
COLORADO RAILWAYS


ing ARhNeU Wlfc w ENcutH& WcFWiu
Denver. Aug Fred Miller Of
Laramie, today WIS appointed rccciV-
cr Tor the Laramie iIahn's Peak aud
Pacific and the Laramie ana l,outt
county railways by Federal Judge u.
r. Lewis for tlo Colorado district
Miller recently was named receiver
for the roads by the federal district
court for wyoming Tho Guaranty
Trust company OF New York, aa trus.
tee. recently sought the forcclosur"
Of mortgages aud sale ~ the proper
IS. The receiver was appointed On
application Of Joshua Libbcy. a. ".
Colby and A. S Howe. general cred
tors for the roads
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01

When a man has suffered iuf sev-
eral days fith collie diarrhoea ur oth-
cr fern of bowel complaint aud ID
then cured sound aud wcl by one or
two dosos 0f Chamberlain collie,
Cholrfa Hnd l.arrhoea Remedy na is
often thr cato. H as but natural that
hr should 'he enthusiastic BOP hs praise
~ thr remedy and rfpcrmNy 'a ihia
nd fasc of severe attack when lHe
m threatened Ir t Whcu in nfed
of SUCH remedy 90 mover fats SOLD
by an drurgisr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01
w00DMEE TO MEET
IN DENVER IN 1914

flBs Ieasof Wisa % HseniRe faesaid.
Colorado spfinss Auf 1.-THE nfAt
trirtriri convention 81 the raclhp
iufisdietion. Wapdmfn ~ the World,
1871 81 heid s. Denver in 1916 This
WAS aecidea at This alnnnona scs-
sion ~ me ooufenul here
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01
PHOTOGRAPHER DIES
FROM WOUNDS TAILOR
OBJECT OF SEARCH

cDmaR0. Aug Henn A. Drohi-
mus a2 years of axe, PHOTOGRAPHER
en0 uHf hnf tNlfc mSi night PSI ~
Is phprD tailor nicc today pu-
prn Disappeared following 'ihc shoot
inn and IS holuR sought Dy the police
oianlmus Nas acquittOd in Judge
Wndos court on JHg ~ on ehnrse
~ auarhnf Stella me fl-yeaf oid
oaufhier ~ uupfeY but the father
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01

"a successful man earns moro than
his wife can spend"
MY husband does that
"Why your husband ducsnt earn
much, Mrs TiteWaddo.
81 know II. hut he hangs on 90 an
of it'--Housion Post.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01

Don't you believe every womln
should have voto2' asked the
sweet Young Thing
"No" replied the Young Man "hut
believe every woman should have "a
voter. 49, cincinnati Enquirer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01
Auto 10 Camp Wbitoomb

The auto truck for Camp Whtoomn
d. now leaving the colemnn-blank
fnrage. corner of Central aYenue ann
Sixth street every morning at
o'clock
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01

declared that Justice had miscarricd
when he met Gronimus IN front Of
the laiters photograph studio he fired
five shots az him. two taking effect
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01

Prisoner tto laileo Put mc in cell
So 49,
what for9'
"irs mo one father used to have"
Flegepde Batter
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01
AMEIlICAN LlAGuE.
Game Postponed.

Sew York. Aug. Tho Chicago
Sew YORK game was postponed on
account OF rain
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01

Denver. Aug. THE delegates 90
the annual convention OF the Na-
tionai Association of pustmRwcrs,
who hast nishi selected ~ Paul as the
1914 convention city spent today on
various pleasure trims to the noun
tainH.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01

T'HFI'II'7 TIHIIIIIINWT WTIVWVII INV
Alexander; shnwkey Wonder, llouck
and schauge. Called eieht inning ac-
count darkness.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01
rblIadcIphla, 5 CIncInnnli.

Batteries Alexander nnG Killifcr;
Johnson. Packard and King
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01
T0DAY's GAMES.
NATIONAL uEAGUE.
So, Ynrk. 5. ChIenso. 3.

Batteries; MathcWHun ana Meyers,
Humphries Moore and Brcsnahan.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01

AZ Washington: ~. ". n.
Detroit ................ n a
Washington ...,...,,,..3 3
Batteries Lake and hcKee; Groom.
Cailin. Harper and Henry Ansmhh.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01

The HERALD want Ad gets
the best results.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01

~. Louis. 81 PhIIndelphln, ..

8at,orios Cullop aud O'Nep, Leon
ard, MuNcley and Carrigan, cady.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-01
lrooklyn. ,. Pittsburgh. ..

ans and Gibson. simon. Ten in
nings.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1913-07-18
FIND LITTLE ANTI
JAPANESE FEELING
Prominent Japs Complete Tour
Of United States.

San Francisco. July 16-Dr Jnichi
Sayeda. former Japanese vice minis
ter of finance, and his colleague. i.
Kamiya An official OF the Toxic cham
her Of commerce, have sailed Tor ia
nan after a tour OF the United states.
mr. Sayedda said ne found the senuE
ment toward Japanese TO be irienhiy
IN all parts Of the United States with
the exception OF California. Busl'
ness men of America. he Raid were
uniformly In favor Of maintaining the
present friendly relations between the
two nations.
The Japanese government will make
an effort to obtain for Japanese the
nriyllege of becoming American citi-
zens he said THE Japanese want
citizenship. and want to become con
structive. patriotic. upbuliding ele-
mont of your society" he explained,
"yye do not want to intermeddle IN
domestic questions, such as state
rights and federal Jurisdiction; we
anlv petitioD and make representa-
tioDs and We nope IL shoitly VIII N'"i"
to pass that there will be no more dis
elimination against the Japanese peo-
nIe vho desire to come here t" "ork
/ and live"
Mr. Kamiya suggested that nego-
! tjations at Washington between the
state department and Ambassador
j chinaa has created a very delicate
situation.
We do not think var is probable,
he said II II comes II comes through
the action Of the United States. The
I Iauanese have never fought and do not
none 70 fight through imperiaIistic mo-
tiyes. but only when their national
honor IL involved But when II be
] comes a shame to be a japanese we
cannot tell what will happen.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1913-07-18
Dakota Implement Company

Miss Rose l.. Wood. from near
Bowman. was in Lennon on
Thursday filing on land near the
Montana state line, at Kirk.
North Dakota.
Jacob Christensen. of Spring
Valley. Mimi, left for his home
Thursday morning after a brief
visit with his brother. Peter
Christensen, of this place.
Advertised letters remaining
in postoffice for week ending
July 11th: Mrs. VIM. Fricke,
Halbert Hansen. John A. Kim
ball. J. A. Stevens.
w. H. Doherty. Postmaster,
John Gossman. who runs the
10 cent feed barn. left on Tues
day morning for his old home IN
Russia. He will visit relatives
there for a short time and will
then return TO this country with
his family which, he has not seen
since he left the old country,
six years ago.
ID. f. and C.. K. Braught are
| having about seventy acres sum
mer fallowed on a quarter be
longing to them about eight
miles south of Lennon on the
Seim road. The interesting fea
ture of this particular job Of
blowing is the fact that tht
ground is being plowed abou
eight inches deep with the ordln
ary backsetting ploWs to which
are attached to follow in th'
bottom Of the furroW. sub
soiling attachment. We Wer'
out there on Monday looking a
. the ploWs in operation and be
: ieve that this is the best system
that can be adopted for this o
any other country where II !
] desirable to break up and loosel
| the under laying hard sub-soil
, The gang of six plows were be
ing pulled BY a Rumley Oil PuI
engine and the operator was eX
] periencing no trouble whateve
r in hauling them. There wa
/ some trouble in keeping the bolts
. by which the sub solling attach
ment was fastened to the ploWs
from being sheared off in part
e cularly hard or tough places
r DR.. Strang will have sevenf
r acres backset on his adjoinln
: homestead. by this same rig q
soon as they have finished tn
Braught contract.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1913-07-18
THREE MONTHS IN PRISON
Sentence imposed or Miss pantnur"
In London.

London July 9-The stirring scenes
which marked the arrest Of Miss Syl
via Pankhurst Monday night were al
bnt equa1ed in Bow street court
When sentenced to Jail Sylvia jumped
to her feet and shouted "Ill hunger
strike"
Miss PanRhurst was sentenced to
prison for three months Many sui
fragette sympathlzers were In court,
but there was no demonstration aside
from that of Miss Pankhurst
Miss Pankhurst vas arrested Mon
day night after she delivered stir.
ring address Other speakers had In.
tmated that Miss Pankhurst might
need support We want few riots" !"
were the first words Of Miss Pank
hurst Look out for opportunities,
she cried. and then the police arrested
her
Miss Pankhurst sought to escape,
but the police got her.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1913-07-18
Early Settler Dies


A! MT. Allen Spencer. a former
,dEsloent ds'tn Of Lennon. who con-
auy.ed aos, feed store here in the
saiIy sad settlement of this country,
ara s.u laler established a feed and
Sisln S;s | business at Faith, died at
srd s,s nome near Fairview on July
a. Mr.. Spencer was an industri-
vss yss.I man for his years, being 81
IL iIa.s - at the time of his death.
ali All ws was regarded very highly by
no,na no VINO knew him and the an
eadl'cement rs.d :il,t of his death will be
aus;,sth ai xlth regret by his old ac-
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1913-07-18
A Record Breaking
Contest Case

A contest case. which for the
number of witnesses examined
and the large amount of testi-
mony submitted, is a record
breaker for the local L. S. Land
Office, consumed four days of
this week before Register Cole
man and Peceiver Huntington.
Walter L, Highly is contestant,
and his attorneys are Vernon A.
Williams. of Lennon, and Paul
Boehm, of Hettinger. The con-
testee, William E. Benson. is re-
presented by Attorneys p. J.
Tscharner and w. F. Eddy. both
of Lennon.
There are nine witnesses ap-
pearing on the part of the con-
tsstant and ten have been called
in defense of the contestee. The
quarter over which the contest
arises is located some few miles
southwest Of Morristown and is
said to be a very valuable quarter.
| The main point Of the contro,
versy hinges on the proposition
as to whether or not a man car
occupy a quarter section of gov
ernment land as a homestead il
6 ood faith and at the same tim,
maintain a home for his famil,
in another state. Of course
there are several other mino
charges in the contest affidavit
1t will be quite a feather il
the hat of Mr.. Williams. if h
succeeds in winning this cas-
FOR his client, especially since tn
contestee has put up such a Wig
I orous defense.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1913-07-18
Trouble Begins

The first court case to develop !
out of the recent action of the |
county board in refusing to lie
ense the two saloons that were |
voted on for Lennon. occurred
Thursday morning in Justice
Yager's court.
Sheriff John Anderson and
his able deputy, Noble Helvig,
of Meadow. arrived in Lennon
about six O'Clock Wednesday
evening and proceeded to
nose around in search of anyone
violating the liquor laws. About
nine O'Clock Helvig went TO the
home of John Snyder and claims
to have purchased a bottle Of
beer from the accommodating
John. With this he departed
and at once had a warrant issued
for Mr.. Snyder's arrest While
Helvig was trapping the unsus
pecting John, Sheriff Anderson
had succeeded in landing another
yiolator in the person of Fred
Smith, who plead guilty to the
charge placed against him
However, in the Snyder case
the evidence is not very clear
/ and the Justice bound him over
to the fall term of the circuit
court
This is only the beginning and
a long list of criminal cases are
sure to be on the calendar for
trial at the next term OF court.
/ II is inevitable. the majority OF
the people of this town wanted
liquor sold at retail IN Lennon
and not only voted for it. but al
SO voted to select the men to sci
it The county board in its Wis
dom has seen fit TO over ride The
wishes of the people of Lennon
and have denied them the privi
lege of buying liquor at retail
legally, so some buy and sell /
illegally. However. there is on
redeeming feature about thu
matter, and that is. the costs Il
such actions are placed on tn
tax payers of the county. an
not on the City of Lennon.
is barely possible that the com
missioners overlooked this pCin
i hen they decided in favor c
, 20 people as against ITO.
Miss Laura Jones, of Armour
s. Dak., is visiting at the hom
t Of Or. and Mrs. Strang tbl
week.
Mrs. Anna Carr. of Bison. VIII
has been visiting in Minnesot
and South Dakota points for tn
i, past six weeks, returned Frida
. evening.
Alex Reeder, of Davisinn. Wa
5 a visitor at the James Lemmo
on Wednesday of this week.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1913-07-18

The New John Deere Binder
being shown by the Dakota I'm,
plement Co., is the latest :, ana
hest there is in binders. There
are but very few to be had at
any price owing the unusual dc,
mand for this justly popular
machine. Call and look at the
one which is now set up IN our
warehouse. "a" ' :
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1913-07-18
+ !. !. !. + + + r r r + r + + r +


Vienna. July l6 Turkey will make
no attempt 10 recapiure Adrianople
This was the statement Of Ambassa
dor Hilmi Pasha, who declared the
Ottoman troops would endeavor only
to drive the Bglgarians from the ter
ritory left 10 the porte by the London
treaty Their operations would be
confined to within the Enos-Medis line.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1913-07-18
KILLS HUSBAND WHILE
"PLAYikG INDIAN"

Alameda, Cal, July 10 Wal
ter s Tilton. a ganger OF the
United states revenue service.
was shot and instantly killed
by his wife.
In company Of friends
Mrs Tilton WAS playing In
dian and snapped a revolver
at her husband
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1913-07-18
NOTICE

All persons knowing them
selves to be indebted to US, viii
kindly remember to call and
settle before the 1st of August,
as our place of business will
change hands on that date.
Christensen 4 Johnson.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1913-07-18
Notice of Teachers Examination

Examinations for second ana
third grade certificates VIII oe
held at Bison, Lennon, Blxoy
and Inland, on July "a and o.
II F. S. SALISBURY.
County Supt.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1913-07-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Barthold,
from south of Coal Springs on
the Thunoer Butte creek, were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
T,emmon a couple of days this
week.