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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1909
Page
1
National Tariff Tinkering and a Boastful Traveler
A traveling man boasted of tricks to thwart tariff rules and wagered on clever schemes. Two local youths dressed in stage outfits loaded blank revolvers and chased him, prompting a hasty retreat toward an approaching train as his companions backed away.
Local Effington notes and Lindquist Bros expansion
Effington area notes greeting visitors and residents with updates on local business. Lindquist Bros. are expanding rapidly with a new boat, two barges, plans for a large store and elevator in the Dakota town of Dakomin, a Browns Valley terminal elevator, and a spur to the Great Northern line. Investments run into thousands with salaries paid to staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindquist Bros
Diamond
Roberts County
Turkish women rise in protest against polygamy
In a restless corner of the Orient women in Turkey claim humanity. About ten thousand join a movement led by a princess who escaped the harem for Berlin training and now advocates equal rights, challenging traditional roles and veiling norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Orient
Berlin
Wagar Indicted Again In Postal Fraud Case
Sioux Falls dispatch reports Anson Wagar once United States commissioner at Dallas has been indicted again after an acquittal on a $680.39 embezzlement charge. The new indictment accuses him of using his official frank on postal cards advertising his private real estate business to defraud the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagar
Sioux Falls
Anson Wagar
United States
Dallas
Don
Ijgent
Jostal Frank
Deir
Cottonwood Town Progress Fails To Impress Traveling Cowboy
A visiting traveler hoped to see wild west cowboys in Cottonwood between here and Rapid City. The town, proud of its farming base and steady growth toward a small city, could not offer the rugged specimens he expected and penned his disappointment after arriving recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerve
Cottonwood
Rapid City
Local residents report improvements and events in town
Peever Milne Wait acts as pilot at the Pilot of the U. BR. Aney may have steeted new barns on their lots. Alfred Nelson and T. EK may have started new barns. Ace Phillip LaBare has tunng improvements on a house. Jarl Schmidt and F. E. Dadeck on the sick list. N. P. Idvad laid a foundation for a new residence. Herbert Humphner of Sisseton busy under Rev. Kilness residence. Mrs Gosline Strait Renville and Miss Hensell attended My Lady Darrell at Sisseton. Fishing is popular with large catches reported by Howard, Earle Barnes, Alfred Nelson, and Gust Benson in one night. The tale claims to be true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milne Wait
U. BR
Aney
Alfred Nelson
T. EK
Phillip LaBare
Jarl Schmidt
F. E. Dadecke
N. P. Idvad
Herbert Humphner
Sisseton
Kilness
John Gosline
A. H. Strait
H. Renville
Beulah Hensell
My Lady Darrell
Sisset
Co. Howard
Earle Barnes
Gust Benson
Diamond Doings From Lake Traverse Busy New Town
The editor of the STanvARD and his wife visited Diamond on Lake Traverse last Friday. Diamond is the new town laid out by Lindquist Bros on section 32, Harmon township, along the lake, already bustling and dubbed the busiest place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Stanvard
Diamond
Lake Traverse
Lindquist Bros
Harmon Township
My Lady Darrell staged in Sisseton opera house
Sisseton residents witnessed a strong dramatic performance of My Lady Darrell at the opera house on Tuesday evening. The cast, led by Mrs. Wilcox and Mrs. W. C. Wilcox, earned applause for their roles as My Lady Darrell and Mother Cripps, with commendable turns from Minnie Matthews, Mary Hanson, Dolph DeArmot, Capt. Whipple, Bert Wilcox, and others. The Sisseton band provided music, and net proceeds exceeding forty dollars were donated to the local Modern Woodmen camp for a carpet in the new hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisseton
Lady Darrell
Jilay
Audi
Yare
Wilcox
My Lady Darrell
W. C. Ifohole
The
A. B. Matthews
Minnie Matthews
Darrell
Mary Hanson
Dolph DeArmot
Capt. Whipple
Bert Wilcox
Robert E. Johnson
Fred Kelly
John Curtis
Max Gruver
Modern Woodman
Sisseton Citizens Target Cocoons on Local Trees
Last Saturday in Mitchell the city council urged residents to undertake a coordinated effort against tree cocoons on private property. The plan was welcomed as a sensible measure to improve local conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Mitchell and Brookings urged to adopt fee strategy now
Brookings should mimic Mitchell's fee approach to boost profits, as the Brookings Press advocates adopting proactive measures rather than waiting for prompting. The statement implies Mitchell leads in fee collection and Brookings could profit similarly.
Bank Pulse Reflects City Prosperity in Financial Statements
On another page of this issue the Stanporp will be found the statements of the financial condition of the First National Bank and the Citizens National Bank of this city. The proper test of the healthy condition of trade and business institutions in the city may be said to be the pulse of the financial institutions. At no time in the history of the city have its banks been so prosperous, and it is with pride we make the statement as the banks mirror the prosperity of the community. We desire hereby to express our heartfelt gratitude to our many friends for their practical demonstrations of loving kindness to us in our sad bereavement, in the passing away of our little one, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Otto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanporp
First National Bank
Citizens National Bank
Mrs
Albert Otto
Hay for Sale by Mead and Son at Blue Front Livery
Ten tons of fine quality hay offered for sale. Inquiries directed to Mead and Son at the Blue Front Livery for details and purchase arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead & Son
Cradle Altar and Grave Otto Infant Buried in Lutheran Cemetery
Grace Marie Otto infant daughter of Mr and Mrs H A Otto of Bossko township died after twenty days. Burial occurred Tuesday afternoon at the Lutheran cemetery near Otto P. O under Rev Ralph of Sisseton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto
Grace Marie
H. A. Otto
Bossko Township
Otto P. O
Ralph
Sisseton
Church Services and Notices Incomplete from Hepburn Edition
Fragmentary OCR shows church worship plans across denominations with weekly services and Sunday events. The notice mentions diocesan prayers, parish meetings, and a prayer service schedule, plus an unrelated classified line about land for sale and corn seed inquiries at the STANDARD office.
Stallion McAdams offered for service in Hart area
The Belgian Draft Company of Hart will hire out Stallion McAdams on Fridays and Saturdays at Christenson’s barn in Sisseton, Sundays and Mondays at Swan Nelson’s in Enterprise Two, Tuesdays at Olof Swedlund’s in Enterprise Two, Wednesdays at C M Mattson’s in Enterprise Two, and Thursdays at E Twitero’s in Enterprise. Insurance fee is 15.00, season 10.00, single service 7.00 cash. Swannel Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
McAdams
Christenson
Sisseton
Swan Nelson
Goodwill Township
Olof Swedlund
Enterprise
C. M. Mattson
E. Twitero
Swannel~ Son
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