Banquet Showed Community Spirit and Support
A large banquet showcased cooperation and goodwill among local groups including Fair fed Bales Association and the Commercial Club. Speakers urged contact and unity to advance mutual goals, with notable contributions from R. Jorgenson and others. Proceeds benefited the local American Legion post and auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millon
R. Jorgenson
Fair
Fair Fed Bales Association
Commercdal Club
Sergenson
Brigham Young
Utah
Tater
Gay
Mae
Garl Peterson
Lake Township
Pettsom
Felad
Betas
C. R. Axey
Peover
Father Cusis
W. A. Wells
Rapid
Abcession
Henderson
American Legion
Legion
Citizens donate to band fund totals 1394 dollars
A long list of individual and business contributors extends from First National Bank and Security National Bank to local names like Olson Olin Co and Peterson Clothing. The ledger shows donations ranging from one to ten dollars, culminating in a grand total of 1394 dollars for band support. Many entries include multiple persons and firms across Sisseton, with several banks and local businesses supporting the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Guaranty State Bank
Halt Motor Co
F. P. Maldaner
McGowan Lumber
Stavig Hros
Mahoney D. B
Olson Olin & Co
Peterson Clothing
Brewster & Jenson
Citizens National Bank Cartberg Co
Groknelsee Security National Bank Co
A. Swenson
A. O. Tostenson
Thompson Thomas — Thomas W. J
Waletich & Plut —_ Lampert Lumber Co
Wilson Pool Hall
Max Cady
Joe Robbie
J. H. Suerken
Arthur Anderson
Axness
Carl
R. R. Buchanan
Aos
Syvert
H. H. Baker_ Ackerman
J. F. Andrews
Chris Bowers
J. F. Barrington
J. W. — Bower
Berger Bergerson — Brantseg
H. Bunde
A. C
Joe H. L. Cortelyou
Christ Christenson Cunniff
Fr. Crosby
H. C. Crosby
George Cahill
T. Carlberg
W. F.carlberg
V. J.drentzel
H. — Hikam M
Ertsgaard
O. F. Erickson Alfred J. P. B. Greenfield
Geo. Hendrickson
Hagen J. N
Otto Hoy
Hannasch F. Herges
L. — Hicks
John Hatch
W. A. Horr
Archie Jorgenson
GC. R. Johnson M
Jackson H. A
Juveland G
Hal Knight
Knapp J. C
Klein N. C
Kean J
Lukanitsch Leo
Linster Paul
Longstreth W. L
Laing
Momney M. Miller
Morris H
Minder J. L. Nelson H. E. Opsal
Opheim O
Oliver A. L
Olson Mary
Osberg
Mundson
Gay Osmundson
Osman Thomas
Pease Ward Parker F
Prindivilly
D. J. Quaintance B.C
Rolstad Oscar ,Richert
Spackman H.L
Sorbel A. R
It Pays to Pay the Full Amount Due
A Minneapolis apron factory owner owes $2.50 to worker Mrs. Anne Smith. When denied the extra 25 cents she sues for 5000, alleging fear mortification and humiliation after being locked inside the factory for an hour. The tale warns against letting small debts go unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Salmon
Minneapolis
Anne Smith
Local Boy Wins in Oratorical Contest
The Sioux Falls business college held its first oratorical contest last night. Bam P. Gisnzer won first with "Preparedness," Elmer Ellison took second with "Yourealt." Judges were F. H. Molanist, Dr. Anderson and W. A. Swark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls Business College
Sioux Fall Argus-Leader
Bam P. Gisnzer
Elmer Ellison
F. H. Molanist
Dr. Anderson
W. A. Swark
Raven - Mache
Pan
From Stage Dreams to a Ten Weeks Pay Advance
Clara Smith Hammon found her path to stardom through a pistol click while Dorothy Miller sacrificed money for her mother’s operation. A theatrical firm in the old Quaker City offered $100 a week and ten weeks’ pay in advance, which Miller accepted. W. A. Smith visited Peever on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Smith-Hammon
Dorothy Miller
Old
Quaker City
Browns Valley Weather and Auto Mishaps After Storm
Grants News notes Edwin Nelson pursuing postgraduate study in Twin City Barber College. Tosten and his group in Browns Valley on Good Friday evening loaded old shoe boxes for Hans Kalbak and Hans Hyrumm to transport to Cave City for a shoe repair shop. A rain turned to snow Saturday afternoon with Mrs Olaf Negaard and children awaiting a Minneapolis doctor letter at Sisseton. The late train delayed homeward travel. they reached August Schunaman’s home where the auto left the road. Robert Oletzke assisted to Henry Krone’s, but his own car also left the road. Gust Nelson’s family stalled at the river bridge. a team pulled the auto home. Paul Sievert, captured by the storm, left Sisseton around 1 am for home and ended up inside a steel culvert near Browns Valley on Easter Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Nelson
Twin City
Barber College
Tosten
Browns Valley
Hans Kalbak
Hans Hyrumm
Cave City
Olaf Negaard
Sisseton
Minneapolis
Schunaman
Robert Oletzke
Henry Krone
Robert
Gust Nelson
Gust
Paul Sievert
Presbyterian Church Sunday Service Times
The Presbyterian Church lists Sunday services for April 3 morning worship at 10 30 Sabbath School at 11 45 and evening worship at 3 with music by a Double Quartet and chorus choir.
Also Mentioned on This Page
S. H. Ros
Paul J. Linster
Vain Ackerman & Hatch
Fred Carstens
Oscar Halseide
Eb, F. Cunift
B. C. Jackson
H. H. Baker
Q. M. Rolstad
Td. Twitero
Thomas Thompson
Leroy Wicks
B. A. Sonte
James McGee
Ward Pease
C.a.pierce
W. A. Hatch
Ed Quaintance
D. F. Stevens
Wm. Swanson
Theo. Nelson
Leslie Marvick
Alexander Grey
W. E. Bickford
Antony, Dale
A. F. Kaus
E. A. Cornelius
O. K
Fair and Gales Associator
Heberts
ARI
Thelin
Kilness
Caribors
Mussitter
Jorgeseos
Cebi
Polasu
Christensen
Redan
Band
Hems News
The
Ovnngand
Sisseton Creamery Strand
H. J. Hegan
A. McDonald
Mamie Nelson
Roberts County Arst. Co
Elmer Pearson
C. L. Greer
Sisseton Loan & Title Co
Jacob Casanova
A. J. Hays
J. H. Negaard
Rhenke
Teare L. EB
Severin Lohre
Smith Loyd
David Wm
Wohlheter W. P
Mike Lange
Cornet
Indiana
Mer, Andrews
Sateren
Mos
Henry Hanson
Hanson and Johnson
Chris Andrews
Sorbel and Johnson
Slase
Agnes Axness
Elmer
Ralph Peterson
W. A. Smith
Peevers
Grant News
Presbyterian Church
Indian Cash Store Company
Geo. B. Selkirk
Sissenton Indian Agency
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