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The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1914-12-30
that U. CT. BUDGET


AS ci'izeh OF LENNON ana
the lrahS-MlsSoufi territory /
cannot refrain from writing a
snort expression OF appreciation
OF the Christmas Number ~. l.
budget as puoll'hed ny Lei''l''o'l
oouncll NO. 90. IL IS iaii OF en-
Ihu9iaSm lof Inih&S pehellciai 10
the entlre territory the CITY ana
ca c n person lhdiViouaIly. II
you nave not read IT, 40 So as
'hiS issue aiohe' II properly ap-
plled, Should be worm SeVefaI
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1914-12-30
Agricultural News
State College, Brookings, S. d.
Can You Beat 1t?

E. H. klock Of Hot Springs,
South Dakota, sent in a radish to
the State College. W hich he
pulled on Thanksgiving day.
He states that it was grown
from seed raised this year from
a first crop of radishes
He says further; The fact is,
we have the most delightful eli
mate in South Dakota right here
in this section of the Black Hills
in the world. We can raise most
anything in the garden line if we
have fair amount of moisture.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1914-12-30
ST. PhUL'S NEW POSTMASTER
Oeto NJ. Fs:rs Choice of COMPRESSION
al Canpaicn Committee.

st. Paul. Dec 23. Otto Raths, un-
I'll recently manager OF the Gaiety
theatar. has heen named as the choice
Of Congressman Eject e. {. Van
Dykes campaign committee for post
master to succeed Edward Vanish
The endorsement of the congres
SIGNAL coHmittee is considered az
good as an appointment. as f. b
Lynch, Democratic national commit.
teeman turned the selection of a post
master over to Van Dyke and he ir
turn left it to the committee.
Lynch says he thinks the choice Of
Raths ends the postmastership con.
troversy
The Democratic ORGANIZATION OF
Ramsey county threatens to fight the
nomination of Raths if il is sent to
the senate. The members declare he
has not been identified with the party
and asert he supported the Repuh.
lean candidate Tor governor in this
years primaries.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1914-12-30
California May use S. ID. Alfalfa
Seed

An inquiry has come to State
College from Skyland Heights,
Cal, as follows; Il would like to
have you give me a little informa-
ton on what kind of corn does
good and natures in your part
of the country. Further what
kind of alfalfa is planted and at
what time Of the year,"
Reply by Manley Champlin,
Agronomy Dept, State College,
Brookings: I'VE get good results
from the variety, Minnesota 13,
which natures in about 100 days,
has ears averaging about seven
inches in length. Under our con-
ditions, White Cap Yellow Dent
is also good. If you want a
larger corn | would suggest the
Wimple Yellow Dent which ma
lures in about ene hundred and
five davs and has ears averaging
about eight and a half inches in
length.
In regard to alfalfa | would
suggest either the South Dakota
II, the Grimm, South Dakota 1872
o" Turkestan, South Dakota 24O
as the hardest stocks which we
have tested. Th. former has or
iginated ty natural selection in
the Black Hills country and,
therefore, ought to give you ex-
cellent results under your coudi-
tions."
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1914-12-30
New Hotel Bison
Opened TO Public

The new Bison Hotel was for
mally opened to the public Sun
day at which time Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams invited the public to a
sumptuous turkey dinner.
This fine new hotel will be a
boon to Bison and is one of which
we will be proud. The second
and third floors will accommo-
dete MANY more guests than the
old building and the arrange
ment is very convenient. The
ground floor is arranged with the
Office and parlor in front and a
large we'll lighted dining room
in the center. Back of this will
be the kitchen and family living
rooms. The basement will be
divided into a cold storage room,
a laundry room and the engine
room. The building is heated
with steam. Large porches will
be built in the spring. Mr.. Will
liams has purchased the lot on
either side of the hotel and will
keep out other building to guard
against fire from the outside,
and the danger from the interior
is lessened by using steam heat.
The work on the building has
been rushed and the only delay
has been in getting the material
down from the road, but from
the time of the fire until the new
hotel was opened to the public
less than sixty days had elapsed.
The finishing has not been COM
pleted and the siding of the
building will not be put on until
warm weather. MIR. and Mrs.
Williams have earned wide
reputation for their excellent
service and the new building
promises to increase the popular.
ity of this hotel. Bison Courier.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1914-12-30
Lennon Stores
to Close Earl

Inc Lennon merchants, whose
names appear below, have decid,
ee to aaoot an early closing hour
beginning Monday, January 4th,
Beginning on that day the stores
Will close at I p, m. with the ex-
tep~Ion Of Saturday evenings.
We RESPECTFULLY invite all our
patrons and customers to coop
crate with rs in doing their shop
ping early.
The Grand Leader
}. e. Elliott Co.
Model Clothing House
L. n. Coddon
0leson Mercantile Co.
t. {. Joy
. Ideal Grocery
The Square
Samuelson & Co.
=, Sundahl
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1914-12-30

pertinent Station to determine
the relative value of these hays
with silage. so far shows some
excellent results. At the end
Of the 80 day feeding period the
70 head OF yearling steers fed in
five different lots of four head
each made an average gain per
head of 1913 pounds. T ne Sc
steers We're purchased at Rec
Heights and were practically all
of the same breeding.
To make pound of gain
cheaply is the aim of every feed
er. Two years ago we made an
average daily gain per head dur
ing the ninety day feeding period
where slage was feed as the
sole ration Of "a pounds. OF
course the ear is included in the
silage but we believe this is the
most practical way to get the
cattle started. Whether they
can be induced to eat enough of
the legumlnous hays to furnish
sufficient protein to balance the
ration is problematical. Further
reports will be made on this ex-
pertinent as the period advances.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1914-12-30
Movies Cause
forger to Confess
Seeing Criminal Caught in .
Movie Scared South Dakota
Fugitive

Sioux Falls, Dec. 28.-Sudden
fear that he would be caught by
detectives in the same way that
he saw another forger captured
in a motion picture screen in a
theatre at Sioux City, Iowa. led
lIouis Carter. wanted here for
the passing of a bad check, to
give himself up to the Iowa pol
ice Yesterday and now Mime
baha county authorities are on
their way there to bring him
back for trial.
The local police department
received no tice this morning
that a man who gave his name
as Louis Carter was being held
at Sioux City Ia, on his own
confession to a forgery which h
accomplished in this city before
Christmas. Inquiry was imme-
diately made here and it develop
ed that William Tate of this city
had accepted a check signed with
the name of Newman and en-
dorsed with the name of }. W.
McDermott of Canton. The en-
dorsement was sound and the
amount of $35, for which the
check called, was paid and the
check placed with others until
after the holiday. 1t soon devel-
0ped, however, that both the sig,
nature and endorsement on the
check were forgeries. Carter, it
is said in the report to the police
here. went first to Fort Dodge
Ia, and then later to Sioux City.
While there he attended a NOV
Ing picture show in which a film
was thrown on the screen depict
ing famous detective captur-
ing a f0rger who had attempted
similar otfense. Carter walked
outof the theatre to the police
station, where he gave himself
up and, it is declared, made a
full confession Of his Grim e.
Carter formerly served three
Years for forgery in the state
pennltenuary here according to
records Of the local police.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1914-12-30
No. 30
Another Man
Has Disappeared
Robert Lee Walker Last Heard
From in North Dakota. Was
Coming Here

Robert Lee Walker, son of J.
ID. Walker of Carlsbad. n. NJ.
has strangely disappeared and
the boys father has written to
Sheriff J. S. Shaffer asking him
to lend assistance in finding the
boy. He was last seen at Mott.
N. d., about October Is. when
he went to the First National
bank and gave a bond to cover
checks which he would draw a.
galnst the bank for an account
he had there.
On October 10 he sent by par
eel post from Dickinson N. D.,
to Aberdeen his watch and foun-
tain pen. He dld not call at
Aberdeen for 1t and it was re-
turned TO his home address at
Carlsbad. On December 23. his
father received a letter from the
First National Bank of Mott, en-
closing a cigar case, books and
pictures. stating II at they were
brought to the bank by a farmer.
A small balance which remained
to the credit Of the young man
was also sent by the bank to his
ather. The balance was sent
by the bank thinking that he
had returned to his home.
Everything seems to show
that he was in Dlckcnson on Oct
ober 10 and at Mott on October Is
but bis father does not know
whether or not be came to A ber-
deem after that. He was an ex-
pert penman and his father
thinks lie would probably find a
position as time keeper 1n public
works.
Robert Walker was six feet,
one inch in height, weighed 22O
pounds, had brown hair and
grey eyes. His hair was parted
in the middle. He was u years
Of age and smooth shaven.
When not working he would
probably be smoking a great deal.
Sheriff Shaifer Will make an in
vestigatIon in this city to find
whether or not he came here.
1t seems likely that he did not,
or his package at The postoilice
would be called for. The boys
father is cx-sheriif Of his home
county in New Mexico Aber.
deem News.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1914-12-30
prominent Roer Arrested.

6loemfontein, Orange River Colony,
Dec 2@-Bornard Vessels, member
Of the South African parliament for
bethlehem. has been arrested here.
At a meeting Of the loyal Dutch at
Bethlehem recently resolution was
adopted nraing his arrest because OF
alleged pro-German tendencies.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1914-12-30
ACCUSED BY GIRL: ENDS LIFE
GAINESVILLE (Wis.) Manufacturer Kills
Self on Eve of Arraianment.

Janesville. Wis, Dec. 23.-Rather
than face charges made by sixteen
yea. old girl, Frank Blanchard, z
prou inent manufacturer sixty-threc
year old, who was under arrest, end
ed lis life by asphyyiation. He was
to have been arraigned in court few
hours later
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1914-12-30
Sighted by Girl; Ends Life.

FeEgus Falls, MINI, Dec 23.-John
Rhoie, a young bachelor living alone
near Rothsay, was found hanging in
his hcme. lie had come from a
throa gh the ceiling, knottcd a rope
AMI made a noose in the lower end
Il is said yoHng woman had rejected
his attentions at the entertainment.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1914-12-30
Accidentally Kills Mother.

Ia Crosse. Wis, Dec 23-Mrs.
John Kucincki. forty years old, Of Ar
cadia, mother of nine children, died
her as the result Of wound from a
She gnn in the hands Of Joseph her
Sc snteen-year boy He didn',
know the gun was loaded
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1914-12-30
SiIage Plus the Hays

Much is being written about
the value Of feeding the egumi-
nous hays to cattle with their
silage to balance the ration. An
experiment under way at the
South Dakota Agricultural EX-
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1914-12-30
nalF MILLION FOR TENTS
'''m Places Large Contract in
United states.

.'"7"a o. Dec. 23.-Contracts fo,
" worth Of poles and the same
49,, tents We're let to local
,o'nnanas hv c. vassadarkis Of New
- creek consul general OF the
/. = ates and a representative
.,,o. I agoloupolous company Of
4e1s Greece. general contractors
=. ahe Balkan states.
n, supplies are not to be used
j., i'd Mr.. vassa darkis. we
pliay :, alIying in this country sup
"'e.rine in Europe "
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1914-12-30
To Bury ncClunc Here.

london, Dec 23.--The body Of Lee
NJ lung. former treasurer of the
United States. who died in a private
hosnital in London last Saturday as a
result of enteric fever contracted at
Frankfort. on the Main. will be return.
ed to the United States on board the
steamer st. Paul. leaving Liverpool
De- 2s
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1914-12-30
1hnEgs nss ldle in Cleveland.

Cleveland. Dec. "a survey of the
unemployed si:"ation, made by the
council committee on labor, indicates
81 GEO wac e"Jners are out of work
In C!aTe.2ai.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-06
DBHNAA cIttIsJn ofITs
NIkIGAN MATHIS

Msxsfisu 80 Oiafes Aug 1--fDe-
laysd % 1fspsmiSfgnJ The Gtffnan
frpieef f<lpxlE. WHOSE pffeebee in Fa-
e)flf waters A9r caused much anxiety
~ British apa tffHeh EMP VNnef4
sailed from fhia pOgt today fNDp1ayJ
hefblpg Is Known here n fne where
about = fbs Gsfmaa cruiser NDrnen.
Dsfg, latt s4DDrfed ~ having cleared
npfu Honolulu. pftenslblY f0f German
samoa. Tbe iJliish Raa boar higs.
ripa is Sill ~ gncho; ia tht harbof
Quite pots ~ enc pll intern here.
~ . neHtfai poSt as the bas pfscH
aaiiy ~ effensise ~ defensive pos.
err
Evacuation ID Drokfee ue slYNis
osnsfei iIgfbf ~ sending ~ be yer
sonaa exp ere. provisions fof ihs re-
ief - the starving city. Al fbo rNfae
gses aboard both che Frlfish ana Ger
man men u NAf have been delivered
abgaf1 the faiifofnla. eHIeb " nov
caring fof 100
After emf ring Aaxafian cfprral
fafba plans % huston - Qsmeiaro.
where ~ viii rendezvous vim he
fDgesH u General Ohfekon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-06
.AUSTRlAkS AND SERBS
APE HURRYlhG HOME

IflHIGa0I THI#.. tNF III ? 81
two ana three hundred AuFfrians anc
- many ffr ans and natives = ths
Balkan countries afe ho.1.rg them
selves in feal een here ~ fespead 20
the eal fof army sfflice ir fhs Elfo-
pean war ~ fher respective ea1n-
tfies The resefs sts have yet made
70 move. although au official notice
from the general Austrian consul IN
Denver was received ard petAsneo
here tDdsJ Nest ~ ne resefvlsfE
have been er strike slnce last SEP
TENDER a r4mber ere working 81
the mines
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-06
noseffTtrONALIkTs BoABD
GERMAN nip II TANrIeO

Vera Cruz. Asg Constitutional
iris lasi aisht bonded ths iiapbafs
American liner AnianiH. which ls be-
ing held - Iamplfa, aag Hsafehsd ~
~. vita hfHfs aHd Hshef f0sos.
changed - ibe NsAean auihofiiles
win Letale be The Fugitive were
noi found aud are believed 10 haee
srfapsa u q molor launch when thee
lesfned u ibfif danger.
The captain ~ re ssssel was fakeH
into custody ~ iand before fha se8reb
vta nade ~ ho previously had re-
fused e. auffendff the MsH. believing
me charge against them i pfefesf n
execute Them na political offenders
later fha captain WIS released Tho
German siee consul. Win naa found
on board vas held under arrest until
The starch wis completed
iieaf Admiral Badger has boon 3D.
nifHdfd 81 demand the immediate fo.
lease If no Antonio
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-06
OFFICIAL INENT
OF sI1sMAN EIPIIsT

London. Aug. g.--A dispatch - the
- ha1ge TELEGRAPH company from
Er4ss4i says thai the Belgian war Of
fes ~ a} issued the following state
fHeHf
The second corps ~ INC German
army today made an advance attack
ossf me yesdfe river into the PROV
iHeH ~ Liege. A counter attack b.
bslgians was brilliantly successful and
tie enemy WAS forced back over the
Dutch frontier. The victorious Eel
glan troops did not follow ~ their
success into Dufnh territory
THE forts af Efegne were engaged
~ German artillery an day. but the
gafmans made little impression on
them There were no casualties in
the forts"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-06

GERMANS HII'OETED As
SHOOTING BEIaIANs

Fafls Aug 5.-if is stated that
Germans IN Alsaee are shooting all
persons inspected Of giving informa-
fIon fo the French The mayor Of
saai Bavaria, Is said 70 have been
sHoi iaf having tried 20 smuRRle into
Franc the news u the proclamation
If mamai law by Germany
q German cavalry patrol has been
routed by French cavalry on the swiss
frontier Three Of the Germans were
billed and two taken prisoners. The
remainder fled into Switzerland,
whore hey were diHarmed BY federal
troops
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-06
sIgVliNs REPORT REFUSE
or AUSTRIAN INVADERS

Belarade-~t Vm London), Aug 5.--
The Austrian attempts 10 cross the
river Save al Avaia. nine miles from
Belgrade and obrenoyac, sixteen
miles to the southwest. on Monday
failed The Servian volunteers crossed
the river and hoisted the Scrvian flag
At beiarmc servian officials ex-
press the opinion that the passage
II the Austrian troops through Ser
Wan territory mas become impossible.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-06

Pres sea- Carcass cad cfrfrsl
ysitsle 9eEsn fheif ts1fffe1ts -
noon tesay so diseuassd ~, ererfipn
Nheitsf 4 would b. better ~ f9rg
0yfr fbs esDiral ~ fns eonstfufioraI
iNf eneeaf tensly el resist thsif sn-
~ b ffffs - sfnt IL ppbtfai e'f-
eisa. = 80 1seisfe1 fAst General See
ase sss in fafef - Heffng Car.
fanza essns ~ ~ ftaeeefe gao oty
A proclamation ~ fsenfra Iehies
Huo sBeHsfa D0uliDxpsz. tsnorsi fea
TeNeriaftfsf ~ f0Uauzs ass pJDIeh-
- in ~ the uofr'fg Hesfpap.Is 70
49, ara rfeeffc good lnpfet5l en.
Ths eeespsfi rssfantees sbe Yfsee-
~ fnfff = ne conqoffing afmy
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-06
GENERAL CLAIMS HE
ROUTED THE GERMANS

Isrn-sel.~-(tia London, Aug. g.
General Linaer IN an official report
of 4is operations IN the Llege dis
lrIet. states that in Wednesdays bat
tie 2a.NO0 Belgians were engaged
ngainsi 10000 Germans. The sue
tass ~ The l3elgians was complete.
Every ahack Of the Germans along
Their extended front Was repnlsed. the
German seventh army corps retreat
ing inf0 Dutch territory
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-06
IologrnIIl, I.lno- lrr ,ut

loudou AUG The admlfaits
announced this afternoon TINT Il
special dlHpaieh boat would he placed
- The disposal # the Gcrman ambaa.
aader tomorrow in order 10 permit
him 81 leave British territory Tele-
eraphlc communication between
ENGLAND Innd Germany ana Ausifo.
Hungary 10 entirely eat or.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-06

rapnrfac ny the ssrlafe rcrr ,Eitfes o.
furelss, rsiarions fpazy.
Action was iakeH - tnern a. IA
Time vifh M hass q trer-sHg a
rsaral Influence gnr peaet ln ihs sreE-
Anf situation g'hs treaties NDul1 pre-
rtas 81 international eU1rri.issllr q
Investigate c1ses - disputes within
s Haried of si1 months or more before
sssssiins o. arms
DELAY l. Expected
Tn president and Dr. BreCr await
zee tonight answers % their Tnessa Es.s
e. Eurupt D.fairulsies ln comm UNI
eaiiar may Delay them several alfs
some countries. i WIS pointed ari
ma plfpos.lE DELAY sntir answers M
d. lliaf ID -ns aarfhci. The Erts-
asufs 0ref ls4rse Is open a. them e
d tpi * mex ngs. * AIRY time a. ihe
ssfultior 4treiFgxs
5ufr HLrett director general 81
sfs Far-arf-reen eslon. who 6ss-
anssed u-5-ltlen Elff fts grsal5erf
snaar flll nlu he could court O.
the hearty Support ~ scotia Anaefl-
can uHars in fQrpar1irg mediation
eE-az Arg@atlna. Chile. Uruguay
and 1lr1rf.tllg al q sc1fh Arner8ta- 3.
SID Dr. Hzrrett are tii har1sr -
m. VIA ffln sry efhe- section q he
vurla 1.l TIE peculiar Situation u
seuft are-iaa maj prove powerful
ara Un4.nf wnh me German emperor
- eaus14 alzu ia Listen 10 the press
or. ir rszl = mediation. especial
s. ~ lrrt < Gerrlany's great
aann.sr 80 cei1 n South Amsfiaz.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-06
ANOTHER FIRE RAyAGES
ST. LOUIS DISTRICT

~ LaHie Aux O. tirt III the heart
- the retail district tonight threat.
ened fsf Il iime ~ destroy thr ra
IRE block bounded 81 Seventh.
EiHhih Locust and - charles
streets
one Hfenan was killed and sepef
81 others sefi9ualY injured Whtn a
lith paNef hose worked lueif loose
nnd hurried ihc men who bad hold
a a. ~ a voter tower
The interior 70 the hHlldnR winch
had been occupied by garment mHuu-
fAefufsfs NaH almost completely DE-
alfofedl tAf ngareaate laas hfinp
about ffAo.000
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-06
Met Al ~ a. m

Met a. j "a. m
faeaea $500 900 Hnpropriafirn
for Americana ia Eufans
Iafelnn relations committee order,
"a favorable fepuf al Netrrtaft
tryaHs lwenlY peafe ift4ilaH
hAhHili4 f"iNnifiNH recommended
continuation Of PAU 81 Wnrhure
ana Frederic A helaHa a. msmbefs
~ the federal roserge hoafd.
cpnaldefeh Interstate trade cora.
mission TN
Passed q hill Increasing TRAITS a
postal aaNinRs haHh Aefannta e.
81 .n0n.
Passed ifade commission biil by
vote Of IS to "a.
Recessed "a 30 y IL 10 III Il. m
Thufaday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-06

= Wt.tsh4H and the vs. ga
fili-d NTH se0pis earefly D,e.,-'
every sffsp - news and shssri,, !,
he rgnefsa British ard Fser,h -, y
Beglan Yiefqraes
TIE Manchester Gpsressn. he All.
bayer heretgfore Vpgos1rg th ~.
i1 printing the arno1neseaer. ~ ~,
declaration x var - Great fsas,
says.
All centfosersies are a1r-l an.
frcri j. gaIfe6r
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-06
Ilrlnr prnetler Warming.

HUI Eng, Aug s.-ln antieipa-
ton Of probable events, the local po-
lice today issued notice stating that
there may be airing practice off
Humber tomorrow. and warming the
Inhabitants not to be alarmed by 1t.