Proceedings of Sisseton County Commission July 29 1921
The Board of County Commissioners met in regular session at the courthouse with all members present. Motions approved for renewal of loans from permanent school funds for Kirley and Welch Minder. Refund approved for 1918 taxes on Lot 38-129-48 due to military service. Bills allowed or rejected including labor, stamps, dragging roads and road supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisseton
5. D
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Malena P. Kirley
J. Welch
Andrew Minder
Permanent School of Commissioners
John Hygers
United States
Clifford Murray
Labor County Road
M. Kirley
Paul J. Linster
P. M
jGalen
Dragging
IPG
Thompaoz
Road Grads Co
Telgen
Meridian
M. Kivley
Labor Co
Maurice Kivley
Frank Neusted
Walter Pojtrock
Labor
Foster Murray
M Kivley
McClure & Co
H. Sanborn & Co
Osca Hicks
V. P. Tarvin
M. Kivlex
Wilmot Enterpre
Mosse. Co
Brown
Saenger
Iwin Galawell
William Davis
Minnesota Loan & Trust Co
Int
John le Minder
Frank J. Martinek
Green Plumbing Co
Henry Schindler
William Tew
Thomas Thompson
Mdse
John O’brien
Kenneth Osman
Bridge bids opened for Roberts County project
Roberts County Board opened bids for bridge construction with Medersen Bros Prendergast and Great Northern Bridge Co. reading offers. After review, Pedersen Bros. was awarded the contract to build all bridges with a three-fourths majority approving the motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones-Belte Lumber
Poor
Palrview Hospital
Mra
Dale Poor
Dakota Central Tel
Taut J. Linster
P.M. Stamps
Lang & Hicks, Draying Co
Lang & Hicks
Draying Co
Great Northern Bridge
Rons Bridge
Galden
Groceries
S. D
Prendergast Bridge Co
Great Northern Bridge Co
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Herried
Twite
Pedersen Bros
Negaard
Metcalf
Elmer Pearson
M. A. Leversee
Local Social Roundup From Sisseton Area
Claire City visitors include Mr and Mrs Jay Price and family and Mr and Mrs R O Gauper. Various residents traveled to Veblen Browns Valley and Jewel Iowa for visits and business. A flying circus drew a large crowd to Sisseton while many enjoyed gatherings at lakes and with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Price
R. O. Gauper
Sisset
Amy Ulstad
German Lutheran Sunday School
Frank Wenschlag
al Wenschlag
Leo Birdsall
Joe Hendricks
Earl Brandell
Joe Smith
Veblen
Sisseton
John Brandell
LeRoy
Esther
George Osteraas
Albert Harstad
John Osteraas
Sigurd Johnson
Hammer
Browns Valley
Reinsuker
Tye
Rob
New Effington
Milbank
Vicinity
Lars Larson
Ellsworth
Bernice Sandsmark
Edna Langfeldt
Harl Brandel
Fred Gleason
Ed Gleason
Lloyd Gleason
Axel
Mrs. McGallon
Australi
Osteraas Brothers
Hammer Siding
Banker
Watertown
Jerry Peterson
Merl Satre
Mat Smith
Lakes
George Birdsall
Harold
Ernest Schumacher
Travers Lake
Clara Volmer
Britton
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Easter Township School District bid notice for new schoolhouse
Proposals for building a completed schoolhouse in Easter Township Roberts County South Dakota to be received until 2 PM September 17 1921 at the district clerk Elmer Currence. Bids must follow plans on file. 10 percent certified check with bid. bonds for performance. materials to be delivered to site. board reserves right to reject all bids. Aug 10 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alla J
Nouse
Easter Township
Roberts County
South Dakota
Range
Roverts County
Elmer Currence
Gust Despiegter
State of
A. F. Ertsj Baard
Sisseton
A. D
Shake Before Using Motto for Reformers of Modern Dances
Cartoon Magazine notes a reformist stance for modern dance, urging performers to let conscience guide movement. It presents the motto Let your conscience be your guide as a guiding principle for contemporary dance reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartoo Magazine
McCall's Magazine
Collier's Weekly
Northwest Farm
Rt. Paul Daily News
Big Sunder Niewsst
Magasine
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The
Peever Shipping Association
John Kelly, Mgr., Peever, S. D
First National Bank of
Sisseton, South Dakota
Commitsion Supplies Co
Boas
Bol
Cee
Ose
Sae
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Regis
Claire City
D. F. Stevens
H. M. Knight
Baby
Aya
Tee Pal Daly
Moma
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