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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1921
Page
5
Lang for drawing tips, visits from Jack and Myrtle McCoy and many neighbors, relatives, and travelers around Sisseton show a busy community. Posts discuss tennis tours, illnesses, camping trips, and farm advice including Fordson tractors and wild oats control, with local shop ads and eye specialist dates.
Henry Schindler buys tires with cash. Minnesota township wheat yields are very poor with five and four bushels per acre reported by Tom Olson and a nearby party. Mr and Mrs Herbert Axness and baby return from Minnesota after weeks away. Lost black traveling bar with double handles, containing ladies’ clothing. $10 reward offered by Crockett Drug Store, Saseton, 8. D.
Classified notices list 389 head of sheep and 50 yards of gravel. Mrs Chas Mullen advertises sale. Also a 320 acre farm in Boseco township near Veblen offered for rent or sale. Fred Otto of Sisseton lists 130 acres cultivated 70 in pasture and balance bay land with flexible terms.
Plymouth Cordage Co. will supply sufficient twine for farmers in Thompson Hardware and Implement Co’s Sisseton territory. Farmers needing twine should call with their required amounts so orders can be prepared in advance. Ice cream social at Trinity Lutheran church drew good attendance. Rosa Trautner had tonsils removed at Powell Hospital. The C. C. Burton family and Mr. and Mrs. Swan Swanson visited Bonanza. Terpena of Browns Valley began night operator with Dakota Central Telephone on August 2. Swanberg family hosting Mrs. J. A. Floren of Grove City this week. Alta Cooper discharged from Powell Hospital. Two Botham and two Davis boys injured in auto accident near Effington. windshield damaged in Botham car. David Bloomquist returns from visits to Kansas City and St. Paul to see his parents.
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