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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-29
sSn @aibington bcrri@t Oic Mcillnng Dor, oab oc
cimgcleitetru TriebrmSucrbau0lnngcn i6lieblid
,n eiuem gnten Gmbe fiDren wtr0cn
Elm ntntr 6ieg Madeniens 9iimint=5ara erobert 9ic
9obruoa fat gau5 BON einOeu geidnbtr n Der lebten
ySote wuroen aber 5000 &u0en nuo 9iundnem gtaugen
Qeuounlen uno pee Wfaldncm9ewebre crbene

lonloten in @ien Sofia uro aon.
itnntinrpel iiber9cbcn ssSn ser 9tnte
heibt es, oab oie eroBe glrbcit Ser
&erhiitrng s.,fiinftiNer &rlege erit
1n GnDe he3 oeoemportioen &rieges
;lpiidcn sen Nnticncn in 9lngriff ge.
nommcn iucrbcn fam. @eitcr hcibt
.cs: a98enn 5ieier 9lueenblif gcfon:.
lncn it, miro Oeutihlano germ aercit
lem, pGuig mil oen &ereiniqtcn Stuo.
ten ON bicicr i6fpierigen Nufaobc
0anh in Ndiio au arbeiten." Ser
,sSortlo,lt ser Iote lit folaenbcr:
.9ic nnn Henl @rGiio(ntcn ser
Scr. Gtaoten ron 9merifn ge,uohten
Gud,bcrsiaen@cridlldge 5lir Shoff,tno
elmer aoEiS fir Die e'inrihtilng eines
eoucrnhen sSricoenS lit Bel scr faiier.
lidcn Negierllng eingegangen ltno
IN oem frcinhihaftIihen @eiit in 0e.
troht ee5naen morbcn, pelher in Der
Wittteilllng hes Fruiiocnten alts0e.
Sriidt mar. Der RrGiiornt bebt Der
rnr. mos ihrn um Ser5en Iieat ,trA
llet Ole @ohl Deg ggcges nffen. Ser
faiferIitcn &ceierllre id)eint Der ic.
fortige 4usto,lif ncn slniifter Der
aeeignetite greg 5it ieiil, Die aepiinih.
| trn Solsen 5il erreid'en. Die foiicr.
!ihc Teeierung erIo,,ht iih oohcr
I'M Gimme ihrer Grtidrung bonn ~.
Oe5ember, in ipcIdler fle bic Sot6
al Observation-Disclosures BOT. elm
irfortiaes 3,;ioln,ucntrcten bon 9clc-
noten ser frieGfiihrcnben Mdhtc Il,
cincm neu!ralen @latc pro5uifloocr
Srrner lit Die fdiierIidc RceicrlnG
Der 9lniidlt, hoB hie 9roBe glrbeit Scr
@erhilti,ng tcrfIercr &ricne crit on
Cnbe bes neGcnmortiQcn Samples
ser 9sotioncn beaonncn nerhcn fam.
Sic MRS. mern hicicr Womcnt or.
fnnlmen 1T, germ boflie NIT Der &c-
oicrira Ser @creiniaten Stooten on
scr 9oiina oicier ihtricrigcn 9lui.
nohe sliiomnennrteitcn."
Sic etote id,Iicbt init 6en iihfif,cn
Tusbriiden intcrnotinnoler S50ffid.
feiten.
Sdiueiscr @nnhcSroth nntcritiibt
EIanocnt @ilion.
2@olDiHeton. 26. Gc5.
91c St,nci3 bet in elmer on oIlt
fricofiibrcnben MGttc ocrid,tcten
Mote hcf.nnt aegeten, oob iic he:l
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-29

9!!npeu ocsGrdiinelten@ilion 5ur CT.
erterl,na Der Observation-Disclosures
untcrItiipt. gle crfIGrt. baB iie iid)
aIlIdIid itloeen riirhc. menn iic .i1
irgenb einer, melln ,udl nod 70 be.
ihciSenen @e'ie on bcr @icbcrot.
nabcrling bcr I'm &onlnfe hetbeili0.
ten ToIfcr un6 on Der Grreitt..,,:,;
zines baucrnocu 6ricoens 5rt nrbci.
ten rcrmGhtc."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-29
Seutide antwort ani 8il=
ions giote.
Berlin, 26 0e5.

1Sr ;cincr Mnt'rort ori Die SSrit-
tcn2ncte rcs Erd'incrten S8ilioi
fhloNt s Slam elm ;S.iionnen.
treiitr pcr 9(5aeiorSten Ser @r;eA.
fi;t7u,fe.l 5ol. Tie iarricr, A!rrnrt
ouf otn cutriforiiden 6ricocrSo1r-
idlog 'nut9e Dom one1i'hr''t',l
s9nti4nitcr @crorh in Berlin in 5SorG.
cincr9tnte iitcrqebeu. @Ieif5eitiG rprr
De oie gote 6cn an1erifoniiten GiU.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-29

"0i,S73 Sti'nncn NonIeo (giroh. }
erhlelt III hicicm ,Inhrt 225.10i
Stimmt'1 acqcniber 20192S IL
Chain (9iroh.) IN 1912.
Tie @clonmtitlr;meroboobe mar
i'm 5ohre 1916 fS,63S.971. IN
'Sohre 1879 mr. 15.0I5.322. cire
3nnohme Inn 3,593.5i9 Stimmcr.
pcruriod,t hnrd, Die Nc00Iferitn0spl.
u1hme in6 6os IroucnItimnrcht in
ctiidlen Sfdaten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-29
etnrm nub giiesfalte.
9ittIe Hrf. 9trf.. 26. 8

Siebaetn bis iieb5iq Terionen
nurocn N cinem 9RirbcIihtrm aptoe.
tct mcId'cr sen Siihcn bor Wittci.
MSrfonios otu Nicn9toq Nodnrittou
hcilnil,d,tc. Srpcit hcfonnt, muroen
bicr Gttootct in Gnolnno, Is murbcu
nie scr @cridlt foot. in Gcn qet60tct
nno hcrid,ichcne onberc oui ser Sorn,
Ncs StnotsocfGnaniiics al Tndcr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-29
.3uci 6ritiihc Sorpcbobortsscrit0rc,
geinnfcu.
2onbon. 25. 3

2onhon. 25. 9c5.
9ic britiidc 9tbmiroIitdt theift
oH 2FnntGG omtlidl nit. ooB om 81.
'2c3crhcr 7mci tritiidlc Eorpc6o.
5crIt0rcr inioInc elmer 0oII;iion mo5.
rcnh uniihtiocn g@ettcrs in ocrNoro.
ice 0ciiuntcn iinb. Schs Gffi5icrt
nnh 40 4fonn crtronfcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-29

Wm. Clements, Scr Be-
iafrts Rd 5tmddter Der Gotton Cil
80. 3u U2oyibaa, Ieras, Der eines
5annt018 motgHs beuuBtIos unO
nit orc, ti,ien JitFsriii1eu i'm Go2f
tro genid in pet L}ub.e auigeilns
oen pus2e lit an oen 8er,P5un4en
1sItort.r. Ios Met;D 3ur Sat i6:int
J1g5 1cucIsn 3a isin; Clements mar
1u Gaa@9 ,oI--ejlFlt morocn
-c4 murae FIN Ge'o me5r in jelaen
IaiGm Dcrq.iuuotn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-29
Tie Praiiocptcniuabl.
9tcm gnrf. 26. Sea.

Nus SCu lett nnIlItdnbio porIic-
ncnocn cmtlid,er 9crid,tcn bon ocr
tro'iocrtcnpobl lit au cricbcn ho'i
H@illon 9,tt6,296 Sudbcs S.5d7..
IA Stiulmcn erboItCt hot. cine Hlu.
rolitGt ron 56S,S22 Stinmen fur
Ncrrn @ilicn. S1Su Sabre 1912
tottc NiIion (Dcm.) 6.297 .090
Gaft (NCc) 3,S46.390 rrnb Roo'e.
rcIt (9;rnnrl 4.t2i $50 Stinmcn err
halter. ~el;ion (So5) trbicIt in oic.
'cm IScbr 100000 5tinnen GhG
rlWnsnei'e nit edit fcblcnocn Stuo.
ttnl, Ttts (So3) i'm Sabre 1912
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-29
Nndl 5iucijabriscm Stnbinm.

~e's lit lnnbr, 6nk Der Yroiihcnt
hcr 9|rreini9ten Stdotcn nnh 3me,.
jobrincm l5tloIiim Ger sSroge uno
nod 3lbiicicn 9iotcn 81 gIauben
idcIrt, HoR oic bcibcn frieeIilbrenoen
9Rod)tegriinpen Die 0leiden ,3ieIe Der.
foIgcn. gr ipeiB. boB 0cntihIanh tein
Shiehsgeridlt roIlte. cine Gnnfercr3
oblcbnte uno iehcn Teriuf. benStrieg
6il perhiitcn, 5urildluics. Gr peib. ooR
lcinc einenen SnnoSleutc @elo mie
9Soiier nod Dem tlei,,en pereepoItie.
ten 8cIgien ienhcn, ociien @ren5en
Der 5elah nod Dor 6rr arieossrfla.
rlln0 iiberifritt @r tennt Die Ginsel.
bciten Der orgnniiirten @rnltaulfe,.
ten. oic Aort bcoangen murben. er
hot bon hcr Ncrieutung bieler Boilo.
Qicroonp'cr 0ebort lno BON Der er.
moroung hes aopitGn 6rpatt. @r
icnnt Die nddltlihcn 8erihIeppuneer
Ser @elaicr irno 5ran5olen III oeiit.
id,e Stlnnerei.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-29
Sic ,iuidDtisitcn Traaen.

&c. aucrit brn Gclitlf,Iu!!o rorNes
'hlorcuc Gorfcrcn5 inlte it6 aus
g!crtrcictr scr tricoiiitrcnoen T.Gdtc
5uiomn rictcn, rcren NfIidlt cS iein
piirnc. Observation-Disclosures 5u idIids
ten
9todoen oicie iSroge crlcoiet If.
fnnncn @ertrcttr Scr nclltroten Snn.
ncr on scr Grortcrung b@rTraqc thc;l.
nebncn, iuie in Siifl;nft 9ricqc Der
mieocn rereen fonntcn. od sic ncu-
trolcn Wfidltc hieron ebenio ictr III
tcreiiirt iino mie hic om oeeentrdrti-
ocn Srica betheiliatcn.
9ieSe @arailticn rtiiften iif,. rod
hem Ston6pi1nft 9e1,tihlonos. nit
ncr 9Sreibeit Scr Meere. bc0rcr5tcr
Nbrilitlna. @iI6nna ci1er 8eItliga
s.lr 5pdno2mciien GrhoIti,ng nt3
sSricbcrS nrh Der Sdofiund einas in
ternotionoIen Observation-Disclosures be-
fniien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-29
EraHocnt gSilion.

MolDiHeton. 26. Sea.
91c Strci3 bet in elmer on ort
fricnfiibrcrben MGhtc ocrid'tcter
Mote hcft,nnt oeeeten. oob lic bea
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-29
Sottuuug neubelebt.
Gonirrens i'm Sang. Tertretcr Der
oentihen aieeiernng !ollen bort
bereits ringetrufien ieiH.
.@aibinoton, 81. Sea.

SlD0 WI Ipl avn SNAtlAg oAA O'cA
ihen Der SSoroerlng scr cllropallhen
Wtittclntifte nnh elmer iofortlaen
ssrieScnstnnferen5 llno Der cinitiaml-
aen g8eigcrung Der Gntcnte- NG6te
lieot, iih nn einer iolderl Gonferenj
al betbeiIigcn, obne Ocutihlanns
sSrieoensbcoingl,ngen III, Doralls 3li
fcirten, olaubt bic nnleritoniIhc Me-
siccune aod. bnf Die jeBigen Inter
banhlungen Elm giites GrgcbiiB aeitl,
gen mcrDeu. Nus moBgebenoerSue!lc
1puroe 9Rittlpod) 9lbeno in &aib,
ineton rcrii6ert, bob Graiioent
SSillon. bcpor nid't fic cine oocr Die
onncrc Der friegfiibrcnocn Dtahte'
aruppea benz 6rieoeu enhgilltig Die
Sbiir perSd,lo1lcn hat. sic 9offnnng
nid9t aufgcbcn mirh. Saf cine Gr6rte-
rilng n,inoritens Der 4blAlu6 oeeS
3ricges bel6icnnioen meroe.
8 gernftsrff in Warrington. -.
Ter oc1ttite gotfd)after @rof bon
@c,nitorif traf am Wittipo6 amer
fnortc aus Sem 2lorf in ocr9unbes.
bnuptltaot Gin ,ino iIbergnb Der 9liics
5iirten 9Ereile folgenbe GrflGr,lng
sur @eucffer1tlidnng:
sd fniic bic gotc meiilcr Re9ic.
f71ng 10 auf, ooB iic aacn %orId!aacn
l4ltgegcf.fomntt. meldcsSrdiiocnt Ml!-
inn in ieincr Rote on Die friegfiibrens
0er Wt1d,te elropas ocmadt bet"
csn Der bclttidben @otidaft :ollrhc
fcin 3ireifel Saritber oelcilcn. eaB
3ciititIanb territ fci. om criten Sagc
elmer ctrroincn 5ricbcns.Gonfereni
fcine Grichensbeoii,gunaen 81 nel,,
nen. Sssa Genicr,lnasfrciicn NOR man
tieriibcr ongcnehn iibcrrnidlt, bottt
hnd bort tie M1tiiht eeberridt, ols rb
Nettfhlnlh in ieiner glnttuort or
@il1ons 9sotc Die @efotntoost
'circr @chiugurgeu obaclebnt batc.
Nielcr fdc:nhnrc @iherIprlif 'pilrol
nnn 9eamten Der be,ltid)er gotldof:
oabin erflGrt, BOZ Trdiicent @i!lon
pffcn{id,tlih nitt sic Ibiif,t 1cf,at.
bofc, sic Mittelm1d,tc Inn &eroifcnt-
litunq ihrer 8eningunoen 81 or.
'udcn piclntcbr nilr Icbctcn hote,
cfc friccFiihrctioen Wdfte mod,tc:;
at oItid,cr .3eit gu cincr Goilferer,
srlolnmc1trctcn nnf ooct ibrc sSrlt.
fcnteninoi,nocn ser G3elt nerfiinhcr.
0cutIhIono hot ir,h, ipic iii Scr Bot.
'ttnft crtlGrt mtroe, BON fol1cnoen
@coonfcn bci 9lbienrrmQ ieincr Pint.
mort on DC %tr. Sioottn leiten loi-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-29
Giue @,ibHad)tS=
preoigt.
%.ihof bon sSetminiter beb.nptet,
Sak Grdibent Millun or 8ei.
!fcaDsrluirrang leiScn mne.
ynrnnll. Is O.,

SOncnn, 20. Aci.
Wiidlnl @crbert @omara Rnle.
Gct'H ron &eitminiter, in1te aeute
inloll it.nrr S2cibrohtspreoiot;
~Gs lit i'nicr @eihGtb. nit @oites
NiI'c Sic miIitoriihc 9rigonhooe in
Gurupo fiebcrgimcrfen. bic SSreibei.
len Der perpiiltcten 21noer 81 retter,
ilr oieic &olfcr Silhnc 81 crboltcu
wno hr 9Fcnid'hcit gcaen cine 8ie.
herboltln3 iolder &crbrctben iiher3u.
ltcllct
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-29

Ote ,,,Ieroftern"-3ettun-
gen baben Ole 6eieticbte
pom Ga GroHe nsePt nuy
nitiebreiben ionoern NIT
macPen PeIfen.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-03-01
Chautauqua Here
June 2S-,July 7


Mr., II. A, Hedges, field mana
ger for the Nawter Chautauqua
System, made Us call and while
here told Of the attractions that
have been booked for the Lem
mon summer thautauqua assem-
bly,, tie assures us that the
reputation of the Nawter System
viii be fully maintained and that
the proposed program is a win
ner.
There viii be five musical or
Plantations. one for each day.
These will be varied IN character
.and are designed to meet the re-
.quiremcnts of the people at all
.grades OF musical understanding.
The big number is the Military
Concert Band, and pressing this
hard for popular favor will be
Our Old Home Singers.
The Christine Giles Company
land Mr.. Ralph Bingham will fur
Inish music and fun for one day.
The Bohannans and The Sayra-
InOtls complete the splendid list.
The Military Concert Band is
brought IN response 10 strong de-
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-03-01
The Paper From the Old Home Tour

When the evenin shade is aln' the endn o the day
And feer rests from labor and smokn his pipe O. clay
There's nohn doeshm much good be fortune down
As the little country newspaper from his old home town
1t amt thing of beauty an its print amt always cean
But it straighens out his temper when eller ee mean
1t takes the wrinkles off his face brushes off the own
That little country paper from his old home town.
1t tells of all the parties and the balls of Pumkn
Bout who spent Sunday with his girl an how the crops
grow
How keeps eler posted bout who up an who down
That little country paper from his old home town.
Now like read the dalies an the story papers too
An times the yaer novels an other you
But when want readn' that will brush away frown
want that little paper from my OIL home town.
Author Unknown.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-03-01
Increase Length
Of Side Tracks

Financial America announces,
in quoting orders for rails, that
the Milwaukee has placed with
the United States Steel Corpora
ton an order for steel rails su-
fficient to lay 200 miles of track.
The HERALD has been informed
from a reliable source that these
rails will be used in extending
the sidetracks at the stations on
the Puget Sound line of the Mill
waukee system.
AThe passing tracks at the sta.
tions along the line have been
deemed of insufficient length to
accommodate the long freight
trains that are being hauled over
the division and to eliminate the
congestion the length of these
sidings will be increased from
their present length of approx
mately 1900 feet to one full mile.
The railroads had a prosperous
year in 1915, the Milwaukee rat
ing we'll toward the top of the
column in this respect. This
city is especially interested in
this condition as it is probable
that TIE necessary siding to Sc
cure the tow mill here will be
available at a great deal lower
price than was at first antici-
pated.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-03-01
Youth Lassos
Drowning kal

To be saved from drowning in
the ice cold water of Rabbit
creek by being caught in the
moose of a lariet, was the remark
able experience of Bob Dipper,
according to reports received here
the fore part of the week.
The young man had been out
rowing with a friend and a cake
OF Ice knocked one of the oars
out OF the hands of one of the
oarsmen In attempting to re
gain the oar the boat was cap
sized and both men plunged into
'he ICY torrent. One of the men
swan down stream about 100
ieet and managed to get out. but
unfortunately. Dipper grabbed a
oafoed wire cable that was
stretched acrossthe stream. The
eaole was not tight enough to
pear MS weight aid he sank. He
'fied to break loose from the
cable but his clothing had be-
come entangled and he bobbed
up and down in the stream like
cork on string Undoubtedly
ne would have soon become over
come by the cold and drowned
out for the timely appearance of
merle Kelley and his father. The
eider MIR. Kelley waded out into
'he stream in an attempt to res
cue the drowning man but the
stream was too swift to attempt
10 SWIM to the man. He next
'rled to throw a rope out but he
could not make the swing be-
cause of the wire cable. In the
meantime Merle, the boy, had
made a lariet moose on the rope
'aat ne was carrying and pre-.
pared to rope the Ian. Just as
ne vas prepared to make the
'hfoW a cake of ice struck Dip.
Continued on page eight
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-03-01
Sidewalks Topic
Of Discussion

Sidewalks are becoming the
common talk among the business
of the city as a result Of the agi-
tation started by the HERALD
several weeks ago.
The matter was taken up by
the Commercial club on Monday
of this week and several ideas
were advanced concerning the
feasibility Of the construction of
walks during the coming sum-
mer. Several arguments were
used both for and against the
proposition and several features
were brought out which makes
it more than ever apparent that
the city will have suitable walks
within the next year.
The matter of expense was
brought up and it is planned to
look into the matter of expense
before going farther. The
freight rates on cement are ex-
ceedingly high as it has to be
shipped from Duluth and the
cost of gravel has heretofore
been prohibitive. In case the
gravel can be secured at a rea-
sonable price it is possible the
work will be laid out.
Though no sidewalks are put
in it was deemed advisable that
street crossing be put in across
the main thorofares.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-03-01
masons Trip the
Light Fantastic

Lennon Lodge, A. +, & A. NJ.
gave a dance and banquet last
Friday evening to members of
thatfraternity and to members of
the Eastern Star.
About forty couples were pres
ent and enjoyed the evenings
dancing to the utmost, the music
furnished by the Lennon or
chestra was unusually good and
the floor in excellent condition 50
what more could be desired.
At IL O'Clock the guests of the
evening were all taken to the
Masonic hall and there served
With an excellent supper from
Lobdells cafe.
Owing to the unsettled condi.
ton of the weather, but few out.
side guests were present; this
was of course disappointing tc
the local lodge who had hoped
Tor a goodly representation from
nearby lodges.
The Armory hall was tasteful
Iy decorated in Masonic colors
With large Masonic emblem hung
about the walls. A delightful
punch was served from pretty
bower in one corner Of the hall.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-03-01
Co. K Makes
Good Showing

On Wednesday, February 23d,
Las w. Everington, first lieuten-
ant 1st Infantry U. S., met with
the officers and non-commissioned
officers of Company K. of Lem
mon. He gave a very interesting
and instructive talk on the diff
ferent subjects the company has
taken up in their drills this year.
Thursday. the Oath of Febru-
'ary, Captain Beckman of Red.
field, post reg quartermaster of
the state militia, inspected and
checked the property in the
hands of Company K. In the
evening Lieutenant Everington
inspected Company K. He found
the company in excellent shape;
they having showed good hard
work previous to the inspection.
The officers of the company de.
serve great credit for the show
| ing made, as most of the mem.
bers only recently enlisted.
Bef.re the company was dis
missed he addressed them with
a few words we'll chosen for the
benefit of the town people as
we'll as the company. This talk
was regarding the conduct Of a
man in the uniform of Z. S.
soldier. He laid particular stress
on the fact that a man in tie
uniform should never go into a
saloon for the purpose Of getting
a drink Of liquor.
The inspection this year was
different from preceding years.
lin that no close order drill was
given. sThe idea the Inspector
instructor has, is to develop a
good corps of non-commissioned
officers and they in turn can de-
veIop the rank and file.
The company intends to hold
their annual target snoot during
the coming month.
A large crowd of town folk at
tended the inspection Thursday
evening. They were well pleased
with the way the company
showed their ability in different
| lines and especially their drilling
| It shows hard drilling not only
on the part of the non commls'
stoned officers but of the officers
themselves. Much credit Is due
to all in the way they take an IN
J terest in the militia.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-03-01
1000 Miles Each
Week to Preach

Rev. G. L. Dow, pastor of the
local Episcopal church, probably
travels farther each week to de-
liver sermons to his parishioners
than any other minister Of the
gospel in the world. Rev. Dow
is making his home at Fairibault
Mimi, where he is attending a
theological seminary and every
Sunday he comes to South Dako-
ia to deliver a sermon. He
breaches at Lennon twice each
month and the other Sundays he
breaches at Mobridge and Selby.
The dntance to Fairibault from
Lennon is approximately 700
miles and from Mobridge about
600, This means that on the
round trip he covers from 100
to l4OO miles each week. In the
course of a year this means e.
400 niles, which is more than
twice the distance around the
= world.
Until five years ago Rev. Dow
was a mechanical engineer in the
employ of Cramps shipbuildlng
company at Philadelphia, being
. designer of a great deal of ma
chlnery that was used in the con-
struction of large boats. After
leaving Philadelphia, Rev. Dow
came to South Dakota and spent
two years before taking up the
study Of theology. After three
years of hard study, Rev. Dow,
on the 23d and oath of February
took the examinations for the
ordination to priesthood and
passed with high standing.
His ordination to the priest
hood means the close of his school
days and he intends to move to
Selby the coming spring to make
his home. He will continue to
travel the regular 1000 miles a
week, however, until he has be
come located.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-03-01

Boosters Meeting

|, Frank M. Byrne, governor
of the state of South Dakota, in
conjunction with the officers OF
all associations of our state, con-
sisting of bankers merchants
newspaper men, CommerclaI
clubs real estate dealers, farm
ers and dairymen. and all other
associations, together with the
immigration Commission, hereby
and do herein invite all citizens
interested in the growth and de-
veTopment of our state, to assem-
BILE at Huron, March 7th and 8th,
for the purpose of organization
and to propose ways and means
of advertising the unequalled ad-
vantages and resources of our
state to the world at large.
FRANK M. BYRNE.
Governor of South Dakota.
Program
The following is the program
for two days meetings:
First Session 2 p. MI. W..
Campbell, presiding.
Address of Welcome - Mayor
D. C. Medbery.
Purpose of the Conventien-R.
E. Cone.
Address By promin en- t
speaker to be filed.
Address F. E. Murphy, presi-
dent Minnesota Dew e lopm n {
League.
Second Session p. m, (Con.
versasion), DR.. +. s. Perisno,
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it in god spirit and were game
for anything which added to the
fun. After the rights had been
bestou ed upon the Freshmen the
Sopnomores served a very deli
ci95s lunch. Immediately after
the lunch the party broke up.
All went home with a feeling
| that the Soohs were royal enter
Itaiilers.
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slomneh TronbIe. nnd con.tipntion

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lam Tablet, are the most satisfactory
remedy for stomach troubles and con
-tipaton that ! have sold IN thirty-four
years drug store service. writes s. II
Murphy druggist Meil-hurg y u.
Ohtainable everywhere
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Natural Results.

Glady + IS conceited about the
handsome monograph her best young
man gave her.
on. that All right With q musical
machine you have 90 pat on airs.
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Accounted FOR.

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house
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position as she has
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u aging I'd their hcarts u not with