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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1920
Page
7
Special screenings announced for Unique Theatre with a focus on new releases. Patrons can expect reduced prices on select shows and limited run engagements at the downtown venue.
Mrs. N. Beck is sick with influenza and numerous residents visit Wilmot, Britt, and Browns Valley for business, shopping, and social events. Readers note new arrivals at Staing Bros. and Stavig Bros. for suits and footwear, ongoing church activities, and local errands including hospital visits, post office work, and community gatherings.
A discussion titled The Process of Transition from Condemnation to Approval will be held in the evening. The program aims to interest men of all beliefs or none and will compare Con viction and Acquittal. Attendees are invited with a special note to men young and old to explore practical issues.
We express heartfelt thanks to all who assisted us during the illness and death of our dear wife and mother Knute Thornidson, Mrs. C. A. Sorenson, Thomas Thorndson, Mrs. J. J. Sweeney.
On Monday a wave of sadness swept the town as Artis Ryan, sixteen, died after four weeks of illness. Initial influenza suspicion gave way to typhoid fever. despite care she could not be saved. Her brothers Frost and John, and mother Mrs. E. C. Pugh, mourn her loss. funeral was held at the Presbyterian church on Wednesday.
A local group known as The Stand joins friends to bid a heartfelt farewell amid sadness and loss as community members grieve together.
A basket social will be held Saturday April 17 at the Olson school house Enterprise Township under World War Veterans auspices. Proceeds fund a World War Voting celebration to be held next summer. Patrons urged to cooperate for success.
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