The Lemmon herald., March 28, 1917, Image 7

About The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917

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Reputed by Our Manx Country Correspondents
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Ella Hoehn is again
Warding at the school house.
ter,
joe Motschenbacker, accompa
nied by Oliver Grovum/ trans
business in Lemmon Twes-
Uj'
goy Gibbons was a Thunder
Hawk visitor Wednesday.
Fred Moser purchased a team
of horse? of Leo Motschenbacher
recently,
Harry Alkire, who has been
laid up with the measles the
past wet-l-
1S
a1l'e
to
grain.
around
E. J. Motschenbacher and wife
visited at the John Stevens
home Thursday.
Mr, Hav-iiek drove to Lemmon
Monday on business.
Fred Lathrop and Wm~. Kurt
drove to Lemmon Tuesday after
noon to attend to matters of bus
iness.
Mrs. Nick Kurt spent Thurs
day afternoon at the E. W. La
throp home.
Fred Moser, Oliver Grovum
and Joe Motschenbacher made a
trip to the Coffin Buttes coal
»ine the fore part of the week.
V. Motschenbacher and wife,
B.J. Grovum and wife and C. S.
Alkire were Lemmon business
risitors Wednesday.
Floyd Hanna was a
taller on Wednesday.
Lemmon
We are pained and shocked to
team of the death of little Edna,
aged 5 years 9 monhs and 13
lavs, youngest daughter of Mr,
md Mrs. Edgar Lathrop, who
lied at their home Friday at
11:45 a. m„ death being caused
iy croup. Funeral services will
aeheld on Wednesday from their
Douse. Death was very sudden,
the little girl being ill only a
short time and no one realized
she was in danger. Mr. Lathrop
*ent to Mr. Beesley's place to
phone for a doctor, thinking it
3est to call one, and e'er he could
*eturn home was met by his son
Fred, asking him to hurry as
ftey thought the child dying,
^hen they reached home, death
had claimed its own. She leaves
to mourn her early death, her
parents, two brothers, Fred and
Stthley, and three sisters, Nellie
Bessie and Fidelia. The people
this community join in oflfer
•Dffstneerest sympathy to the be-
—Edna Lathrop
•idnas gone, oh how we miss her,
fes her dear familiar face.
n our sad and lonely circle,
-r.t' ,r i.:- fin her place.
i,Vj
"Ul "earts are almost break
ing
-rushed beneath this heavy load,
or the path of life without her,
^erns a dark and dreary, road.
she cheered with mirth and
surwshine
^Moving hearts and home,
listen for her footsteps,
^ling yet that she must come.
tis omy for a moment
at
we listen for her tread
jj* the sad truth flashes o'er us,
na
cannot
come—6he's dead.
how hard to be submissive
•J pass beneath the rod
poor
hearts filled with sad­
ness
•x••
!l-
oothed by none but God
abno
'-'an soothe our sorrow,
Cai 0Ur
hearts, all crushed and
torn,
•t]8s
to us
this precious promise
eSued
are those that mourn."
father, wilt thou guard us,
-sw-i-vs
Thru the days and years to come?
May we all with friend and
Mr. Egan returned Monday
from a winter's absence in Cali
fornia and will begin serving
meals at his restaurant.
A u Davis and y e Fo
lund of this place were married
at Mcintosh. S. Dak., Momin
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Skoglund
returned from Salem, S. Dak..
Tuesday .on No.
sis
Find in Heaven a happy home.
A Friend.
Thunder Havk
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Mock
departed for Ellendale, N. D.' on
a visit Monday.
K. W. Henr» we think, cars
i boast of the earliest hatched
chicks in this community this \.
year.
Hans Egge is varnishing ).
Lundahl's new house. It will
oon be ready for occupancy. i
The families of Oscar Flamme.
L. D. Winnev, and Milo Ward
spent Wednesday evening at Will
Beeslev's home.
There was a big crowd out to I
). Iversons sale Wednosdny find i.v
1 Bay Mare, 12 years old. weight 1250 lbs.
1 Poland China Boar, with papers.
Mi
aVv
E S
OF SALE:
H. H. POMERY,
8 HEAD OF CATTLE
I S
ft
Under $15
able paper bearing 10 per cent interest from date
"vtiiiiiL Iv.'itglit i good price. winter at this place departed for
•d Mrs. 1 verson and child
ill leave for their new
in Minnesota the first of
week. Their farm is for
'uts sold s farm last
a party at Mcintosh who
ujve onto it right away,
glad to see new families
into the country instead
ving it.
i1 Carrol and brother Rufus
cd last week from an ab
)f several weeks in Illinois.
Keiers was transacting
*s in Mcintosh, S. IX.
IV
1 K Brown, who has
I!-- dmn revival meetings all
U I
The undersigned will sell at public auction on the S. E. quarter sec.
27-23-15, 1 mile south and 4 miles west of Lemmon
2 miles south and 2 miles east of Petrel, on
COMMENCING AT II O'CLOCK A. M., THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY:
2 Head of Horses 2
I four vr. old cow, been fresh 2 months. 1 four yr. old cow, been fresh 1 month. 1 eight yr. old cow, been fresh 4 months.
1 nine yr. old cow, been fresh about 5 months. 1 two year old heifer, been fresh about 2 months.
1 two yr old heifer, been fresh about 4 months. 1 two yr. old heifer, been fresh about 2 months. I two yr. old steer
1-10 ft. McCormick Rake I Walking Breaking Plow 2 Wagons with boxes 1 Wagon with hay rack 1 buggy 1-15-45 J. I. Case Steam
Engine- 1-4 bottom, 14 in. P. & O. Breaker 1 Water Tank with pump and hose 1 Bunk Car 1 Sewing Machine 2 incubators I barrel
Tar 1 barrel Cylinder Oil 1 J. I. Case Separtor and many other articles too numerous to mention.
E E U N A N O O N
cash,
Auctioneer
over $15 time
of
OTTO R. N0B6E AND PESICK BROS., Owners
Selma Wednesday. D. 11. Meyers
and several other helpers accom
panied him to*help in X'w meet
ings at that place.
C. (I Shtu'tridge is assisting in
I) 1). vers store and post office
during the al-v-nr Mr.
ers at Selma.
Several of the school children
have been suffering from a slight
attack of chicken pox during the
past. week.
t\ (1. Shortridge has purchased
the building north of Gibson s
store for a real estate office. He
is having it remodeled When
the work is completed He w ii
have a first class office.
A (1 consist
pril 2nd, 1917
37 head of Sheep. 5 Toulouse Geese. Pigeons.
MACHINERY IS ALL PRACTICALLY NEW. I ord C«r, run 1 scwon I
During Binder 1-6 ft. Deering Binder 1 John Deere Corn Planter 2 Acme Mowers
will
families of Oscar Flannne, Mtlo
Ward, Will Beesley and L. D,
Winney spent Friday evening at
F. E. Bolton's. The evening was
passed in a social way. Mr*.
Bolton served refreshments. The
color scheme used in the decora
tions was wry pretty.
John Schieher made a trip ttp
north of Cedar creek Wednesday
i Arvaard Anderson and Oscar
Peterson were transacting busi
ness in Lemmon Wednesday.
rs Jack Bohl who has been
spending the winter with her
daughter Dorothea at Aberdeen
returned home Saturday on No
8. Dorothea will remain until
•wli ol clone*.
(Continued on last pnyc)
1 Bay Mule coming 4 years old spring
8
be given until October 1st
sale. 5 per cent discount for cash.
on
D. SMITH, Clerk