Hump the Sioux Chief Dies at Reservation Home
Arch ie of Sioux Arch ie Dies at his reservation home Thnap ene Mipneesnji LP tns Wanewe , TH trolus t Friday ib tun sare of 'endant tie olay ats. He was a chief adviser to Past Bull in 1876 and fought at the Battle of the Big Worn. Later he served as a scout for the government and on the Indian police force until 18es. He witnessed the closing days of the war and remained a link to the old-time war chiefs, with frequent visits from friends in recent years.
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Vitalin
Fewis
Clark Pierre
Bunl
Bildeer Mountain
Phil Rey Campaen
Hump
Father
Past Bull
Camaign
Big Worn
Reno
Custer
Hun
Cheery Creek
Adtian
M S. Curver
Art Bennett
Jen
Witamment
Pinere
Woundmee
Officers elected by John Gibbon W R C 4
Regular session Dec 12 elects Lydia Larrabee as president and Cora Robinson, Hattie Brown as presidents. Robina Davis treasurer Henrietta Steele secretary Margaret Croft Margaret Lowery Lucy Pryor con Carrie Hicks guard Emeline Sifert cor Myrtle Haas bearers Mildred Cot Alice Brew Ida Otto Agnes Gee Minnie R Matthews. ball held at a house last night with sleighs and guests to the hall. orchestra at Overs restaurant. four years since such an event.
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Lydia Larrabee
Cora Robinson
Hattie Brown
Tary
Robina Davis
Urer
Henrietta Steele
Margaret Croft
Margaret Lowery
Lucy Pryor
Carrie Hicks
Sarah Manntie
Emeline Sifert
Myrtle Haas
Mildred Cot
Local notes from SSHON area and surrounding visits
A roundup of small items mentions Mr and Mrs A M Westby starting housekeeping on the P lu Satter farm, J L Mussetter visiting Osage, Carl Greenland and Olga from Effington visiting IC Paulson family, P L Peterson's painful fall with Dr Bobb attending, festive chocolates at a city confectionery, Palace Drug Store promotions, Ainsworth Piano Company certificates toward 1909 purchases, Mrs Gunderson visiting parents, Johnny Grovdahl's return from Ortorville and Milbank, Jim and Jack Jones trapping at a western lake, John Meland leaving for a month with relatives in Balger Iowa, and ongoing deep white snow with wind.
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A. M. Westby
P. Lu
Satter Farm
J. L. Mussetter
Osage
Iowa
Carl Greenland
Olga
Effington
IC. Paulson
P. L. Peterson
Dr. Bobb
Palace Drug Store
Ainsworth Paino Company
Sisseton & Milbank
Gunderson
Ed Stapleton
Johnny Grovdahl
Ortorville
Milbank
Jim
Jack Jones
John Meland
Balger
Ody
Local Laconies Justin Hammond in the city today
Fargo resident Justin Hammond, an old editor’s friend, visited the city. N. F. Osborne hosted his daughter-in-law Mrs. Frank Osborne of Portland and Mrs. George LaSalle of Twin Brooks. Socialist hall members met to plan a Sisseton lodge, signing to become charter members, likely starting in February with J M. Patton of Sioux Falls aiding.
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Justin Hammond
Fargo
N. D
City Today
N. F. Osborne
Frank Osborne
Portland Oregon
George LaSalle
Twin Brooks
S. D
Sisseton
J M. Patton
Sioux Falls
Lowell
Judge Blaameses Tone in Court Hears Revolting Testimony
In circuit court Judge Taylor addressed a crowded courtroom about witnesses giving revolting accounts. He expressed regret at the number of young men present and noted such hearings, though necessary to clear moral atmosphere, are not suitable for students at public schools and would not aid learning law or benefit them.
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Sisseton
Inion
Taylor
Circuit Court
Udge Taylor
Rot
Banking Laws Should Be Amerided Says Public Examiner
Madison reports Public Examiner B Sohn L. Jones notes South Dakota banks handle double volume of business versus five years ago and explains the number of banks has doubled in seven years with thirty nine added in the last year. He cites deposits totaling 54 963 433.01 and urges near total reconstruction of state banking laws.
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Madison
South Dakota
Bsohn L. Jones
Jones
Firemen's Seventh Annual Dance Set for January 14 1909
The Firemen have decided to hold their seventh annual dance, postponed from December, on January 14, 1909. Prepare your partner and mark the date.
December Housekeeper issue hints at school features and notable pieces
The December Housekeeper offers articles by John N. Ceonon on the real issue of the high school and features a persona set piece by Queen Carmen Sylva of Rouzounie. It notes Christmas and holiday topics, with departments on food items and a mention of Minscapolis Ming term pricing.
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John N. Ce “Enon
Hige
Lateralis
Carmen Sylva
Rouzounie
Mliak
Uawofte
M. Mongomery
Grave MacGowan Cooke
Housexs
PF Corporation
Minscapolis
Ming
What Changed the Old Town's Name
fragmentary lines describe a town figure described as strong in Wakefulville and a merchant who advertises and surprises townsfolk including a Mr Brows. The text hints at a naming change and local character dynamics without full context.
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Strong
Wakefulville
Mr. Brows
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Archie OF
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Ork
Enat
R. C
John Gibbon
Bearer
Alice Brew
Ida Otto
Agnes Gee
Minnie R. Matthews
Minnie R
V. Pres. Ng
Margaret
Corre
Iterary Review
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Sisseton Weekly Standard
St, Paul
Pranie Farmer
Woman's Whald
Farne
Theis Ind
Sissel lon __ Provision Company
Litle Eagle Cafe
Crin White
Prop
Ins. Han
K John Perkins
Castorif
Seconu W
Mr. Brown
Sleepy Own
Mr Strong
Siswelua Mill & Light. Co
DR. W. S. Howard
Omece
Waletich & Flute
Sisseton, S. D
Alana
W. C. Wren
Www
C. Wren
Hood
Prearsiai Hidney Sresee
Lares Bettis
Desss
Gwabson Ancematic Cure
Laks Street
Calaage
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