Local notes and society items from Sisseton area
LS man home Sunday Wm. Anderson bought six lots in Ortley and will make his home there. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Sletten March 17. Mrs. John Maines visits her parents the Kinsmans. School started in Allo township with Miss Minnie Lloyd as teacher. Prof. Aakhies concert in Effington. John Knapp nominated for governor by Socialists. Republican convention in Huron features insurgent strategy and committee appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Anderson
Ortley
Carl Sletten
Dist
Allo Township
Minnie Lloyd
Minnie Kinsman
Martin Oleson
Buy a Good Syringe Ad
An unsettling ad extols purchasing syringes from reliable manufacturers. It lists glass, fountain, hard rubber, combination, infant, bulb, and ear syringes and guarantees all car rubber goods. The ad emphasizes quality and broad selection for consumers seeking dependable medical tools.
Fresh Hash 23:0:- Local news and notices from the era
Leading is well under way in this locality and the ground is said to be in en ena condition. Fred C. amen of Brooks ings has been nominated for governor on the prohibitionist ticket. Graduates and school officers are reminded that the STANDARD has an elegant line of com mencement program and cards on exhibition. Let us have your orders. Barney Willets says that Kerr Land Company will be in the city in about a week with their concert company and moving picture show advertising Sunny Southern Alberta. The police raided a poker game the other evening and now some of the boys who have been in the habit of shuffling record and playing for men are beginning to wonder if they had stuck to the straight and narrow path. John Spackman returned from Aberdeen where he won out in a contest for a cancelled quarter of Indian land, four miles from Sisseton, after holding the head of the line at the Aberdeen land office for seventeen long hours. He will move out on the farm this spring and plant mashed potatoes, stringless string beans and canned tomatoes. He will also raise Jersey pigs and Poland China chickens. Under the latest land office ruling, any person who prior to Feb 8 1908 made entry under homestead laws but lost or abandoned it shall be entitled to homestead benefits as if the former entry had not been made, and any applying for a second homestead must furnish the description and date of the former entry, except where the former entry was cancelled for fraud or relinquished for valuable consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C.amen
Brooksings
Ek W
Barney Willets
Kerr Land Company
Alberta
Barney
John Spackman
John
Aberdeen
Sisseton
Aberdeen Land Office
Jersey
Poland
Land Office Department
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Colorado
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Lalno
Ian
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Floyd Hines
Schindler Bros
Lsisseton and
Viciity
John Maines
Mrs. Kinsman
Reel
Kins
Effington
Sam Iverson
Story City
John Bailley
Wahpeton
John Cuife
Aakhies
Effington School
Martha Prigan
Wilmot
Commercial Hotel
Ernest Barnett
Bailley
Clara Husett
Elbow Lake
Maggie Orr
Bello’s
Browns Valley
Lewis Johnson
Theresa Lunde
Knapp
John ©. Knapp
Crawford
Dillon
Yankton
Senn
Lyman
Stand
Miner
O'Neill
Falk
Ewert
Piere
Grimshaw
Lawrence
Lockhart
Deuel
Roosevelt
Taft
Ohio
Senate
Huron
S. D
Frank McNulty
H. Elrod
Spink County
M. J. Chaney
Clay County
Sweeney
Lyman County
Palace Drug Store
Sisseton, So
Dak
H Ave
Peever Mercantile CO. Hardware Department
Haas & Mann, Proprietors
Giccoton Produce Co
Snyder & Dale
Sisseton Produce Co
Sisseton, S. D
Calmenson
Phil Calmenson
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