Golden Rule 13 Cent Sale To End Saturday
Local notes report William Foss visiting Minneapolis for business and buying calico at 13 cents a yard. The Golden Rule announces a big Saturday finish to its 13 cent sale with Mrs Rask returning from lakeside outing and McQuillen promoting fall wear for ladies. John Murray travels from Gransbury to repair threshing machine while Frank Browder brings barley as Ortley markets its first grain of the year. A builder’s sale advertises dresses suits hats by Miss McQuillen and John Gumo runs a broad shoe and harness clearance in Dr Sverre’s building, all to close in 30 days. Sixty acres of E J Coppin’s wheat yield 1180 bushels. Hoefs notes 16 bushels per acre regionally.
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Sisseton
Miss McQuillen
John Gumo
Dr. Sverre
Golden Rule 13 Cent Sale Continues Amid Specials
A fragment from a local page notes Mrs. Gravdahl ill with pleurisy as 7 pairs of shoe strings go for 13 cents at the Golden Rule. Shoppers urged to seize bargains before the sale ends Saturday night. Several residents travel or visit, including Emma Lee in Enterprise township, Elsie Amness visiting Grandma J Rivness, and May Knappen on vacation in Minneapolis.
Hankinson Flour Mill Destroyed By Fire
Hankinsons largest manufacturing plant, the flour mill, burned last Wednesday morning with all contents lost. Owner E J Jones estimates the loss at 37000 dollars, insured for about 12875 dollars, roughly one third of the total.
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Hankinson
E. J. Jones
Stormy Saturday Thunderstorm Sparks Lightning Incident
The season’s most severe thunder storm struck last Saturday with many lightning reports. Lightning traveled along electric wires into the Lukanitsch store and struck a lamp with a loud report but caused no notable damage.
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Lukanitsch
Winter rye for sale and local notices from Waubay
Items list winter rye for sale by H M Schmidt route 4 and a threshing yield of 23 bushels per acre. Small notes cover travels by Dr Taplin and Mrs J A Ray in Minnesota, a newborn at Eddy Rolstad’s home, retail deals at E H Robinson Bakery, shaving soap specials, fashion window reads Miss McQuillens, and a horse loss report near Enemy Swim with a reward for recovery. Local names include Oscar Swenumson Charley Hays and Waubay South Dakota.
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Waubay
Charley Hays
S.d
Howard Babcock and Morris Visit Wahpeton for Legal Business
Howard Babcock and H. S. Morris traveled to Wahpeton North Carolina on Tuesday evening to conduct legal matters. Morris plans to continue on into Canada from Wahpeton.
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Howard Babcock
H. S. Morris
Wahpeton
N. C
Mr. Morris
Canada
Local Retail and Social Notes Roundup
A 13 cent yard sale features table oil cloth and half price Golden Rule items at Gumo shoe store in Sverre building. Thomas Thompson spends days in Minneapolis on business. Mrs. George Gasoline of Peever visits relatives including Aunt Mrs. Wilson and Miss Edwards of Canby with Miss Bertha Christopherson from Toronto. Methodist Ladies Aid social at Mrs. Joe Cloutier’s. Dr F J Maw Milbank eye specialist to visit Hotel Commercial Sept 2. The Thompson House offers twenty furnished rooms for rent. R H Lewis visits family. he works as an electrician for Cuyuna Range Power Co. in Brainerd.
Legal blanks and laundry ad sprawl in Sisseton notices
Office legal blanks and a laundry ad promote quick service. Ben Nelson traveled to Minneapolis Saturday to fetch an employer’s auto, returning Monday despite muddy roads. H L Staing and his brother Edwin bought a new 42 horsepower Cole five passenger car in Minneapolis, joining Misses Millie and Clara Thorson who were visiting there.
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Ben Nelson
Minneapolis
John Sullivan
H. L. Staing
Edwin
Cole
Millie
Clara
Thorson
Miss Hazel Spackman Hosts Progressive Dinner Evening
Miss Hazel Spackman entertained guests at a progressive dinner Friday night. Five courses were served as guests moved in groups to new tables with each course, a format like a card game. Decorations featured sweet peas and the attendee list included Mrs. Paul Rickert and several Miss Corning, Thresa Lunde, Laura and Hannah Rask, Phyllis Derflinger, Green, Vern Carlberg, and Bollenbeck family members.
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Hazel Spackman
Corning
Thresa Lunde
Laura
Hannah Rask
Phyllis Derflinger
Paul Rickert
Messrs. Green
Vern Carlberg
Lewis
Vern
Hubert Bollenbeck
Lake
Bender
Furnished rooms for rent and local notices
Mrs A Wilbur hosts furnished rooms with or without board at 41 Magnus St. Stavigs returned from eastern trip. Dr Scheffler family now living with the Wilburs. 3 cakes of fine toilet soap 18 cents at the 13 cent sale at The Golden Rule. Miss Emma Brewster of Angoon Maine visiting brother C Brewster. Miss Mabel S w returned from long visit with sister at Kidder. J W Smith Sisseton reports horses to break at 5 dollars a head. John Gumo Sverre building Sisseton offers shoes and harness bargains. Michael Busnehan and Miss Marthine Hanson White Rock married yesterday by Justice Prindiville. Ladies of Presbyterian Aid Society tea hosted by Mrs Louis Jackson and Mrs W J Thomas. Lawrence B Lateren Bethania College Everett Wash formed male quartet to tour coast cities. Mr Sateren son of County Commissioner Sateren is well known locally.
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Lawrence B. Lateren
Bethania College
Everett
Wash
Sateren
Hoaglands Pass Through Sisset En Route Home
Dr and Mrs C C Hoagland traveled through Sissetik on Tuesday heading to Veblen from New York City where Dr Hoagland studied at the New York Post graduate Medical School and Hospital for two months. Corn prices rise as reports of heat damage hit many grain regions with South Dakota crops currently spared and likely profits for local growers this year.
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C. C. Hoagland
Sisset
Veblen
New York City
South Dakota
Shoes and oxfords big sale at Sverre building
A local ad column notes deep discounts on shoes and oxfords at the Sverre building sale. Other items include a cash-for-tires offer, bakery pies from New Home Bakery, a miss from Unique orchestra visiting Minnesota, a housekeeper wanted, and rye arrivals at a mill with price reported.
Mrs Sheldon of Viroqua Renewing Childhood Ties
Mrs Sheldon of Viroqua Wisconsin once Miss Goldie Glenn, is renewing old friendships with a stay centered at the Leo Lukanitsch home. W E Bollenbeck helped police locate J F Algren selling liquor to an Indian, Charles White. The matter went to States Attorney Mani who issued papers. White bought liquor from Algren and Algren agreed to plead guilty. a hearing before Justice Prindiville dismissed the defendant for a reason described as a “ ai.
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Sheldon
Viroqua, Wis
Goldie Glenn
Leo Lukanitsch
W. E. Bollenbeck
J. F. Algren
Algren
Chas. White
Thos. Mani
Prindiville
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Threshers
First National Bank
S. D
J. A. Riexert
Pres
Monnis
V. Pres
K. Ouperc
Sisseton and Vicinity
Wm. Foss
N. H. Nelson
McQuillen's
Mrs. Rask
the Lake
Mr. Rask
John Murray
Gransbury
Wis
Frank Browder
Ortley
E. J. Coppin
August Hoefs
Hankinson News
Mrs
Pete Gravdahl
Emma Lee
Enterprise Township
Elsie Amness
Webster
J. Rivness
Martin Johnson
Harvey Brown
Glasier
E. H. Robinson
Krogstad
Hans Rogalie
May Knappen
R. V. McKeever
Mr. Allingham
H. M. Schmidt
Dr. Taplin
Lien
Pickerel Lake
Oscar Swenumson
Eddy Rolstad
E. H. Robinson Bakery
J. A. Ray
Child
Minnesota
Williams
Colgate’s
Ator
Delaval Foimn
de Laval
Thompson
E. H. Robinson’s Bakery
A. S. Brooks
Dean
Iowa
Brooks
Big Harvest Sale
E. M. Batson, Prop
Sisseton, S. D
Gumo
Sverre Building
Thomas Thompson
George Gasoline of
Peever
Jerry Wilson
Miss Edwards
Canby, Minn
Bertha Christopherson
Toronto, S. D
T. Thorson
The
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
Joe Cloutier
F. J. Maw
Milbank
Maw
Thompson Hardware
R. H. Lewis
J. H. Lewis
Cuyuna Range Power Co
Brainerd, Minn
Sisseton Electric Laundry
Ray
A. Wilbur
Magnus Stavig
Dr. Scheffler
Wilburs
Emma Brewster
Angon, Maine
C. Brewster
Mabel Swenumson
Kidder
J. W. Smith
Sverre
Michael G. Busnehan
Marthine Hanson
White Rock
Justice Prindiville
Presbyterian Aid Society
Louis Jackson
W. J. Thomas
H. S. Or
W. K. Morris
Emma Schmidt
L. S. Babcock
Woodmen
Schindler Bros
New Home Bakery
Miss Hazel Bombach
Unique Orchestra
B. G. Knight
Mr. Knight
Red Cross Drug
W. F. Miller
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