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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1909
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment mentions chemistry and bottle with unclear terms. The readable parts reference a science theme and names like IGGISTS and NEY without coherent statements or dates. The source text is too fragmented to extract a clear event, person, or place.
The readable text shows garbled phrases. no clear event, person, or organization can be identified to form a coherent card.
A wedding described with details of the bride and groom, their families, and friends. The ceremony included attendants, a flower girl, and a wedding feast. The bride returns to Sisseton later, with her husband, a local business man, departing by evening train. The piece notes sadness at her departure and confirms the couple’s life together.
The annival election of officers of the R N A took place Tuesday evening Dec 18 with about twenty members present. Four new members were balloted and will be initiated later. A social hour followed with coffee cake and oysters served by Mesdames Thomas Judkins and Knight. Officers named include Oracle Hettie Houde and Hattie Brown, Recorder Myrtle Chamas, and others with Frances Hammond Alma Stover Mary Wilcox and Matthew as assistant or related roles.
Miss Nettie Schliesman wed Mr. William T.F. Miller of Sisseton on Wednesday December 8 at high noon. The couple exchanged vows in a simple ceremony with close relatives and friends, the home decorated in green and white, and Rev. F. Tschudy officiating. Nettie wore white silk with Irish lace as bridesmaid items included jewelry and finery. Golden Rule Jewelry Store promoted its wares and sale items in the register.
We display the largest stock of watches clocks silverware cut glass and jewelry in Sisseton with hundreds of items suitable as Christmas presents. See our diamond line before buying and inspect watches in all sizes and grades from 50.00 down to 1.00. Every article is more beautiful than the last.
A late paper reports a joint installation of Masonic Blue Lodge and Eastern Star officers. The list includes several named officers and attendees, followed by a sleigh ride and lunch after the ceremony.
All members of the Presbyterian church and congregation are urged to attend next Sunday at 10:30 for the benevolent work presentation by the pastor. Rev G T Notson will preach at the Methodist church at seven next Sunday morning and evening.
A fragment listing multiple worship services across Sigseton and Hart Pownshiy including Scotlund and M E Churchs with varied service times and religious groups. It notes public access, weekly prayer meetings, and Sunday school details, though many lines are garbled.
Warrant call notices issued in Sasoton City referencing multiple names and dates in a garbled OCR text. The fragment mentions warrants, city processes, and a public notice context though details are unclear.
Atkinson died December 13 at his daughter Mrs. Robert Laing’s home in Rise Township. He was 85 and born in 1824, arriving in the United States in 1881. Funeral Wednesday afternoon at his late home with Rev. Christian Son of Sisseton delivering the sermon. service drew a large crowd.
J A Christenson who runs the Wilmot creamery visited the city Tuesday and shared dairy insights. He notes cows freshening in late fall or early winter yield more milk value, with winter cream and spring grazing sustaining higher averages. He cites Denmark, smaller than South Dakota, with $30 million dairy sales last year and farmers who feed cows with self grown barley from Russia and corn from the U S.
Olesonu appears in court procedy this week. Stavig Bros advertises Gordon hats and fancy slippers for holiday gifts. Mr Johnson of White Rock assists Sheriff Swanson in court. Clinton Croal returned from Ver million state university to holiday with family. Maj S E Allen of the Agency attended court. Billy Sweedland recovers from ton silitis. Court calendar shows increasing inmate cases. Globe Accident Insurance Company reports multiple burn injuries. City Treasurer Onstad faces intense restraint in war rant cash issues.
Following orders from the navy department the auxiliary cruiser Prairie carrying 71 marines and officers began steaming down the Delaware for Colon Panama. The ship aims to land the men at Colon to join others preparing for a possible campaign against President Zelaya in Nicaragua.
About 260000 tax stamps were scattered and mutilated after a mail car arm failed to connect with a registered bag and threw it under a train wheel near Gibsonton. Only a small portion of the stamps was recovered by agents.
Notice to the City Trade instructs customers to order gasoline early in the day as deliveries are not made or handled after dark by Stavig Bros.
A brief notice from White Steam Laundry of Minneapolis directs customers to leave laundry at Noekewill store. Work is completed and delivered every Monday night by W. E. Bollenbeck.
Fragmentary report notes Indians near Port Chipywwyan in severe straits. Starvation conditions described with scarce food, reliance on muskats and fish as famine worsens. References to a Canadian region and government relief actions are unclear due to damaged text.
Trade moral ad offers cows for sale plus a black mare aged years old. Description notes a gentle driver and options for single or double. Located four miles east of Sisse Township, section Bhi R EB Kits.
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