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The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1915-10-13

Ioh NNuueSudN ol last W e e X
They eXpet to make their futur,
home at Lacrosse.
Mrs, H. {. Bucholz returned
from Mobridge last Wednesds,
evening where she visited with
friends few days.
II, {, Bell was in the city the
latter part Of last week on bust.
ness. He returned Saturday to
Mobridge to spend Sunday.
| A. A. Wood, of Timber Lake.
County Commissioner of Corson
ICountv, was in the city the latter
part of last week.
| Wanted;--Girl to stay at my
nome, while attending school.
Mrs. b, II. Borresen.
Claire Coutts was up fro m
Morristown over Sunday visiting
at the parental home and with
friends of this city.
Mrs. W. F. Belcher, of Timber
Lake arrived in the city Tues
day and will spend a few days
at the home of Miss Alta Peck.
Mr.. snd Mrs. w. M. Watson.
OF Sioux City, Iowa, have been
spending the past week in the
city on business.
n. B. Hammond of Mott. was
in the city che latter part of last
week on business for the Mott
Land Company of that city.
Dan Coz man, of Mobridge, was
in the city Thursday of last week
on business relative to his posi-.
ton with the Milwaukee railroad.
August Finger of Bixby, trav-
cling salesman for the firm of C..
Shenkberk & CO., of Sioux City,
was in the city Thursday of last
week.
W. X. Rittenhouse, was up
from his ranch near Grand River
Monday and has been spending
the past week in the city on busi-
ness.
Borge H. Borreson and Phil
Hickman were down from Hay.
nes over Sunday, where they
are doing some surveying in
that vicinity.
Mrs. A. l.. Haynes and son.
Leslie, of Grand Valley were in
the city last Friday visiting with
and transacting bnsi-
ness matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sgd Meyers and
son Raymond, returned Friday |
from a hunting trip on Grand
River and a visit at the home of |
Lieu Kirkland.
Mrs. Geo. Lennon accompan-
led by her mother, Mrs. Boe, |
left for Rochester, Mimi, where
the latter will take treatments
at the hospital at that place.
Mrs. 7. O. RamsIand and
returned Saturday from
Heart Mimi, where she
has been visiting with her folks
for the past six weeks
Messrs. Gibson. Bratsburg.
Landaker, Lobdell. Baker a n d
Courneyer, were in Thunderhawk
the dance Friday of
asst week.
Harry James was in the city
he first of the week from his
'anch in the southern part of
he county attending to business
md visiting friends. Il
G. Bye of Thunderhawk, whoI
S assisting c. A, Ingalls, in in-i
falling a heating plant IN Nor.
istown, was in the city Thurs
lay Of last week on business.
G. A. Ingalls, finished moving
lis large ware house from the i
ear of the Model Clothing House
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1915-10-13

First State Bank Of this city,
has been attending to business
matters here for the past few
days.
| Rev. Hyink will return the lat.
ter part of this week from his
trip to points in Iowa and James
town, N. d.. and services will be
'held at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday as usual.
MIR. and Mrs, Leslie Boe. who
have been visiting with relatives
in this city for the past two
weeks left FRIDAY for their home
IN the southern part of this
county.
Miss K II a Raberge W no is
teaching school south of here was
in the city Thursday and Friday
OF last week visiting with friends
and taking the teachers examina-
tions.
Harold Gilbert, who has been
helping B. II. Borresen for the
past six weeks surveying near
Haynes has resigned his position
and has returned to Lennon to
attend school.
The Chicken Season of South
Dakota expired last Saturday
and from now on the hunters
will turn their attentions to the
shooting of ducks which are re-
ported to be in large numbers in
this vicinity.
Otto Jager of Timber Lake, S.
D., was in the city last Thursday
on business. Mr.. lager assisted
in the surveying of the Yellow
stone Trail through this city |
W h en- the road was bcingI
constructed.
A party was given by h
Ladies Club at the Mrs. &. ID. |
Smith h o m o last Wednesday |
evening in honor Of the teachers
of the Lennon public Schools. |
Everyone reports having a good |
time.
Martin Hose of N New W Ulm, /
Mimi, accompanied by his wife
and daughter, arrived in h e
city last Thursday ands spent
a few days visiting with their
son and brother. &. W. Hose of Il
this city.
J. c. Kinney, of Wibeaux.
Mont. president OF h e First
State Bank Of this city, was IN
the city Saturday Of last week
transacting business. He left
night { or Forsythe,
Mont, where he will spend a few
days.
Many of the tourists from the
Eastern states who have been
travelling thru the west are re-
turning to thicr homes for the
Many Of them are from
rs far east as Maine and Massa,
chusets. They follow the YeI-
ow Stone Trail and report the
roads TO be in excellent shape.
Richard Kane and +. e.. Bus
'annos of Heltinger, were IN the
.ity Thursday of last week where
he former had on display two
vielie SKIS Of which he has the
lgency. From here they went
o Mcintosh with the cars which II
hey also put on display at that
,lace.
EOR SALE or RENT: A good
esidence place, known as the
)unning place, in the southwest
art Of town. Seven room house.
,ood barn and two acres Of
Good well. This is an
deal place for some one who
vishes to do truck gardening or
aise poultry, Inquire at the J.
). Elliott Co. Store.
A A Covlosd an hor11,o, III
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-26

Bruguiere left California for Newport
TO live there with his mother. ~.
Then Maj Davis came on the scene
and won the young widow away from
her many civilian suffers. He soon
took her to the Island of Guam, where
he was to be in command of the ma
rines stationed there. At the time
there was much speculation as to whe-
Their Mrs. Davis, accustomed to the
gay whirl of society, would be content
in the far off isle of the Pacific. Ira
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-26

was to have been the maid of honor,
Miss Christine Wheeler attended the
bride. Her gown ives pale green taf
feta made with a full pointed skirt,
trimmed with shadow lace The boz
dice was made decollete of soft pink
taffeta with sleeves of white lace
Miss Wheeler also carried Jacque-
minot roses. ri.
The bride wore ner msther's we'd
ding dress, beautiful creation of
white faille, with white satin under
skirt, trimmed with points of ruffied
net, outlined with orange blossoms.
The quaint charm of the gown was
heightened by panniers of white faille.
The bodice of Brussels tulle was dec
Gillette in front with a collar in back
The sleeves we're elbow length and
were finished with ruffies of rose point
lace A bolero OF rose point lace was
worn with the gown, made from lace
worn by the brides mother and grand
mother. Mrs. e. W. Peet. A court
train hung from the shoulders, over
which fell two bridal wells. One veil,
square of lace, caught with a ban.
deau of pearls. adorned the head of
the bride. The second veil hung from.
the shoulders. The brides only orna-
ment was a pearl and diamond sun.
burst, an heirloom, the gift of her
mother. The bridal bouquet was
shower of Jacqueminot roses and lilies
of the valley" r.. ."......".
y - - -.. =. -.
Davises Back in San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO Calm the ar,
rival of Maj. Henry G. Davis and wife
en- the United States army transport
Sherman last Saturday, few recogniz.
ed the handsome young army officer
who won the heart of Miss, Vesta
Shortridge few years ago and then
/ left the scc.al world of California for
the Island of Guam, the naval base
( States government in the South Pa
cific. "s - .. .~. '. ... - =.
( No social receptions had been ar.
+ ranged for their home coming, and
J the couple were soon registered as
guests at the st. Francis, where they
VIII remain for few days before
i leaving to report at army headquarters
J III W L. ~. Inc udN6
/ been living in the beautiful but isolat
ed island for two years, where Maj
I Davis was assigned after their TO
mantle marriage. -. .@- ... -. 49,.
Both Maj. Davis and his wife are
widely known in California and theil
marriage was a surprise to society al
. the time. Mrs. Davis had ventured
I into the sea Of matrimony before sht
net the dashing army officer. who
was known as the "Adcnis of the Ma
rine Corps. - ... -.
Her first marriage was to Emil Bru
guiere. AT the time their engagement
I was announced. Joseph Eastland, whs
was in Paris, cabled to San Francis
co that the beautiful Vesta Shortridgt
/ was betrothed to him. Her marriage
/ however, took place before EastlanC
/ had time to return to press his sui
/ for his lost fiance 49,. -. ".
Her marriage did not prove to b,
all cheese and Kisses and after /;
ofew months they we're divorced. Emf
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-26

Fear of war disputes caused the city
commissioners Of Hoboken, N. j.. to
call off the 4th Of July parade.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-26

beach at Waikiki at present. A soci-
ETY. matron Of an exclusive set here
not very long ago received letter
to the effect that she must change
her swimming costume. 1t was all
right to swim in but not much for
promenade. Well, one of the prettiest
and most popular of the girls, who re-
turned from the Coast on the Matso
MIA, is wearing exactly the same thing
the same pattern from Vogue and from
what hear, If she, too, gets a letter
there will be quite an interesting tus
sic.
must tell you about the Walter
Macfarlane's tin wedding party II was
absolutely the most wonderful party
given in Honolulu for ages. A special
pavilion was built for the occasion
and the affair was supposed to be one
night at an inn One hundred and
1 four guests were seated at 26 tables.
Mrs. Alice Hayward, Miss Elsa Mein.
ecke, Mrs. Florence Johnson and sew
eral of the grand opera stars, along
with Miss Carol Low and Vivien Dyer
entertained the crowd at dinner. Wv
4 len and Carol did the Lulu Fado very
we'll. beth of them having given exhi-
bition dances in the East, and they
were called and recalled, and the
minute waltz, by Miss Low, and the
hula, danced by Mrs. Hayward, were
most popular numbers. At 2 o'clock a
number Of the guests started for their
wraps with the idea OF departing. and
/ Mrs. Macfarlane questioned them.
well" said one, I'm only going cut
/ of consideration for you"
Come" said the charming hostess.
and led them down long passage
i way. "When you see daylight peek.
ing through here, then you may go.
They discarded the wraps and when
/ the hands of the clock pointed to Alp,
the guests noticing streak of grey
across the horizon, babe their host
and hostess good-by and the curtains
4 were drawn on one long and happy
evening.
Pau for this tire, dear.
Miss rorothy Peet Weds in St. Paul.
Friends of the W. F. Peet family,
St Paul, have received news OF lne
4 wedding of Miss Dorothy Anne Peet
few days ago. The Poets will be
remembered as visitors here a few
months ago, the daughters being I'M
usually attractive.
A st. Paul paper says:
Before a company of 1900 guests,
Miss Dorothy Anne Peet, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs William F. Peet, lis
Virginia avenue. became the bride OF
Robert Archibald Burns at brilliant
society wedding at the Church of st.
John the Evangelist at p m. yes
terday. Bishop Samuel Cook Edsall
and Rev ]. A. Schaad, rector of ST
Johns, officiated.
The church was decorated for the
wedding In green and white, the rood
screen being covered with bridal
wreath and smilax. Banked about the
chancel were white peonies and
palms.
Because OF the illness of the
brides sister. Miss Gladys Peet, WI
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elers returning from there brought the
most favorable reports, describing the
island as wooded with palms and lap
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-26

ped by the waves of the south sea. The
Davises were very happy in their new
and distant home.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-02

PATRONIZE THE BOOSTER HOUSES
VOTE FOR YOUR FAVORITE CON
TESTANT.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-02
Don't Go to the Lar
gest Cities to Trade
Boost Your Home
Town-BuyNow
Save Money by Trading with the Trade
Boosters and Help Your FaYOrite
Contestant Get That Overland.

Whatever you i do-spend your
money. at HOME-spend it at fha
Booster Houses if they please Won. bnt
at any rate SPEND YOUR MONEY Arr
f1OME !. IJl1 WHERE IT WILL DO YOTT
AND YOUR CHILDREN THE GREAT.
EST GOOD. - e1sl414 =
:, You have read in this paper eands
oouotless had conclusive proof that
every penny you send to Mail Order
houses or out of your immediate com
nunlty for things that you can oct.
right here in Hendersonvi1Io n1ao,,s, 2 =
certain certain loss to you and yours in the
!ong run. Your home Merchants ara
dolng all in their power to give Won
Ine proper service, right prices. etc
and you, as a citizen, will agree that
Cley should have your first considers
Jon Wnen 1t comes to spending voTIr
.1IoIne-earned money. The Booster
houses are now making a strong bid
1or your consideration and PATRONAGE
tney want you to come and comDare
thelr prices and wares-they beIievo.
tney can easily convince you that IL
WI! De to your certain advantape tos
arade with them not only from :
Home Interest standpoint but. from
an actual money saving and better-
service point of view. During tho
next tWo-and-a-haIf weeks win bo -,
time to INVESTIGATE ana
every reader of this article is urgenf1v
requested to visit the Booster Houses
-uuILhg the next two weeks.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-02
Bargains to the Buy.
ing Public--Final
Booster Bargain
Weeks.
Grand Overland Cooperative Trade
Boosting Campaign to Wind Up in
a Blaze of Bargain GIory-Eight
Pages Brfm-fun Of Contest and
Bargain NeWs-Tine TO Buy.

SPECIAL-Some out of the
ordinary for this paper, this eight
mage TRADE BOOSTER EDITION.
bv the live wire business houses of
HendersonvilIe and it is brim full of
news and advertising that should be
carefully read by every citizen in Hen
dersonville and Henderson county.
Such moves as this means Greater
Hendersonville' town builder
and every citizen who is interested in
home interest should put their should
ers to the wheel and push Home Busi
ness Boosting moves as is now being
inaugurated by these Home Business
Houses. 1t means greater prosper
ity for YOU and YOUR TOWN.
The Trade Boosting Campaign which
is now being conducted by the business
houses whose names appear on this
page and elsewhere in this TRADE
BOOSTER EDITION" has drawn
great deal of business to this town
that would have gone to the larger
surrounding towns and to the Town
KilIersa-the Mail Order Houses. Dur
ing the final weeks Off the Trade
Boosting Campaign the Booster Housss
are putting forth extra efforts in or
der to pull more business to Hender-
sonville and throughout this 8-paee
edition you will find many attractive
and special offers by the Booster
Houses. You will also find much in
teresting news about your friends and
others who are Boosting for your
Home Business Houses Read every
Word-its worth while.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-02
The Hendersonville
Booster Houses
and Their Greed
TO THE PUBLIC.

~ THE PUBLIC:
We believe in the goods we aro cdr
ing, the service we are rendori-,o
:, 2d IN the people to whom we ara ooII'
the goods and the service. We ,he-
-leVe That honest service and bonost
gooas can be sold to honest neonIa hv
honest methods. We believe in VOL.
- &, not waiting: in LAUGHING. not CIV
ing; IN BOOSTING NOT. KNOCKGNer
10 IN the pleasure Of doing business
we know that the people gat uT,a+ -uJ.1.z
they come here for and that 81 .savaes-.
Today is worth 81 saved seTonorrow :,
we Del1eVe in courtesy, in kindness in
generoslty, in good-cheer, in friend
snip and in honest competition We
DelleVe in INCREASING OUR TRAnE
ana the way to do it is REACH oT17r
rOR II and that is just what we arc
gong through this GREAT TRADE
BoosIlNG CAMPAIGN and durinp
tnese nnaI tWo-and-half weeks we are
i1I-AG REACHING FOR YOUR BUSINESS
WITH WITH STRONGER PRICE MAGNETS
AND ERVICE ATTRACTIONS THAN
EVER AND WE WANT YOH3
EVERY ONE OF YOU--to visit aro1p,,.
with with us during these final TRADE
Booster BOO Weeks and reaD the dement's
WE WANT TO MAKE YOy ~
PERMANENT CUSTOMER THHRE
ARE GOOD REASONS WHY YoTI
SHOULD BE, TOO.
THE BOOSTER HOUSES.
Y. I'll. HAWKINS & SON
jewelers. and Opticians.
THE VISTA THEATRE
Inc Popular Movie HOuse''
STATION HARDWARE 20 nnc
q. L. Freeman c.. G.. Jones.
= CHAS. ROCHELLE
The Furniture Man."
BYERS BROTHERS
wholesale and Retail Feed, Flour.
M. C. LETSON -
Harness and Repairing.
HENDERSONVILLE LUMBER CO
General Building Material.
III. PATTERSON DEPARTMENT
STORE
Ever thing tO4Wear for ETerybOdy.so
THE COMMUNITY SHOPS
BlacksmithS, Cabinet Making, Painting
ELECTRIC APPLIANCE1G co.
everything Electrical EXCEPT the.
Shock 5.
BANE & BANE
Plumbing, Heating.
8. MAXWELL
Cash Grocery Store
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-02
Buy and Use
Trade, Books
Good as Gold at any of the Rooster
Houses at Any Time,

If you are interested in the race of
any of the Booster Contestants you
will greatly favor them by purchasing
and using Booster Trade Books for
your purchases during the final weeks
of the Overland Campaign. The Trade
Books will entitle to 5 votes for every
1c while Cash Purchases entitle to 3
votes for every penny and August Ae
counts paid by not later than Sept.
5th., will entitIe to vote for each penny
paid. The Trade Books will be hon
ored at the place of business on which
bought just same as cash on any pur-
chase and they will also be accepted
by the Booster Houses in payment OF
accounts on and after Monday, Sep
tember goth. Post yourself on Spe-
cial Offerings on the following pages.
BUY NOW, SAVE MONEY. HELP
YOUR FAVORITE GET THE AUTO
MOBILE. Trade Books on any of the
Booster Houses can be secured through
the Managers Offices over Citizens Ma
tfonal Bank.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-02
Complete List Of
Booster Contestants

THE BOOSTER HOUSES
VOTE FOR YOUR FAVORITE CON,
TESTANT.
IN THE RACE NOW: COUNTY,
Miss Sallie Patton, Flat Rock.
Miss Ellie Pace, E. Flat Rock.
NJ. NJ. Marshall, r. F. D. No. 1.
Miss Annie Hart, Saluda
Miss Ada Corpening, Fletcher.
Miss Sue Allen, Mills River.
Miss Mary Belk, Rugby.
Miss Sue Lanning, Fletcher.
Miss Sallie Kate Edney, r. No. 2.
Mr.. Claude Freeman. Bat Cave
Miss Sue .Justus, EdneyVille.
Miss Sue Emma Coston, r. f. ID. 4
Mrs. Hugh v. Walker. Fletcher.
Mr.. A L. Hoets. Edneyville.
Mr.. Joseph Britain, Fletcher.
Mr.. G. C. Robey, Route, No. 1.
CONTESTANTS IN HENDERSON,
VILLE)
Mrs. Bessie Egerton, Wayerly Hotel.
Miss Florence Justus. Main street
Mr.. J. H. Rollins, City.
Mr.. Pete Gianakos. Central Cafe.
Mr.. Lawrence J. Pace. Jones street
Master Harry T. Read, City.
Master Cleo Fisher, City.
Miss Jennie Garren, City.
Miss Bell Corriher, City.
Mrs. V. M. Pruett, City.
Master Grant L. Curtiss, City.
Master Louis Durham, City.
Master Reginal Young, City.
Miss Louise Duncan, City.
Miss Denholm Reid, City.
Miss Virginia Hodges, City.
Mrs. M. A. Brown, Park Hill Hotel.
Mr.. E. H. Davis, City.
Mr.. Boyce Whitmire, 3rd Ave
Miss Anna Skinner, City.
Master Hudson Galletly, City.
Miss Catherine Brown, City.
Miss Sadie Guice, City.
Miss Mamie Holt, City.
Master Paul C. Rankin, City.
Master Elbert McWnite, City.
Mrs. L. M. Dodamede, City.
Mrs. G. Few, City
Master John Lewis, City.
Mr.. Jas. P. Grey, City.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-02

PatrOnine the Booster Houses-yote
for Your Favorite-Do it Now.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-02
Contest Closes
September 49,.
Help Your FrieE1s and Your Pocket
bOOk-BUY 1T NOW.

The Grand Overland Cooperative
Trade Boosting Campaign will close
Saturday, September 1Sth-just a little
more than two weeks time left in
which you may help your friend who
is in the race for the Overland. BY
reading the interesting offerings by
many of the Booster Houses on the
following pages you will be favoring
your pocketbook as well as your
friend or relative who is in the race
for the automobile. Come during the
next two weeks, get acquainted with
the Booster Houses-they are mighty
good people to know and a hearty
welcome will await you at any of the
Booster Houses whether you are buy
ing or looking.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-28
Oil and Gas.

In the Blue Creek field. in Elk dis.
trict. Kanauha county, w. Va, the
South Penn OIL company has complet.
ed Its No. II we'll on the J. v. Fl.
Skinner farm, located on the waters
Of Blue Creek, and after a shot has
4 lo,barrel day pumper from the
Weir sand. This location Is about 700
feet northwest Of the same companys
No. - Oh this farm.
In the Cairo Aeld. In Grant district,
Ritchie county, the C. l.. Brown OH
company has completed a nice produc.
er on lite Rutherford heirs farm. 10.
Gated on the waters Of Devil Hole
Creek, and has 4 ss.ba.re! per day
natural producer from the salt sand
In its No. S well which 10 located about
800 feet east OF the same company's
third test well on this farm.
In Clay district, Nonon gala county,
the South Psan OIL Company has
completed its test well ON the Noah
Brewer farm in the Big Ipiun spna
and II will nat he better than a 5.bar.
rel day punper.
In the liarrisville pool, In Union
district, hltchis county, r. n. L. Erin.
nsr has completed his initial test
we'll on the s. Keith farm to the
squaw sand and has 4 light gasssr.
In the same district and county, the
Imperial OIL. Gas & Prod. company
has completed its initial test well on
the s. sinnstt farm in the squaw
sand AID II will not be better than 4
arc located south and east of the W.
o.barrel a day producer. These wells
". Tapp farm:
On Middle Island Stream, In Ellis.
worth district Tyler county, the Reno
OH 4 Gas Co. has com Dlstsd its init.
ial test we'll on the John McCay farm
and has good gas we'll frsm the In.
jun sand. On the water OF Muddy
Greek, In the same district and coun.
ty, the Watson Jamison Co.. has com.
pleted test we'll on the Frank Smith
farm and has 4 1e.barrsl = day pro.
Queer from the Injun sand. On San.
cho Creek. same district and county,
EnGls uerediti Z Co.. are drilling
an initial test well on their A. C. Fish
property
!, On Bartholomew. Creek. in Man.
ninEton district. Marion county, the
Hope Natural Gas Company has COM
pleted fair sasser on It's J. NJ. Camp.
hell farm. In the same district. and
county, on the waters OF Warriors
Fork, the same company has COM
pleted sasser on the D. NJ. Snyder
farm.
+ On the waters OF Elk Run, In Ten
Mile district. Harrison county, the
Silvan Oil Co. has completed its init.
ial test well on the Charles Lanham