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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1906
Page
1
A fragmented OCR fragment mentions a night event connected to Firhne and Sher HON with a larger consequence. The legible parts include muted references to a meeting, a person, and an unspecified occurrence. The readable portion is insufficient for precise names or dates.
The county board plans a Tuesday meeting likely to handle routine business. Officials note appointment discussions and papers related to county officers may be on the agenda, with formal nominations and related matters to follow in the session.
At a Tuesday meeting of Reservation State Bank directors Jas Ross was chosen president replacing Robert Pearson while John Anderberg was elected cashier as the current cashier Mr Paulson plans to leave for Hot Springs soon due to ill health. Bank affairs reported to be in nourished condition.
About twenty five couples gathered at Axel Nelson’s home two miles southeast of the city last evening and danced until the early hours. Ice cream and cake were served in the evening, with supper at midnight. All reported a fine time.
An overturnedOCR fragment reports a transfer of ownership at a local Palace Doe Store last Saturday night. The text mentions Dr Bobi disposing of items and Mr Henry Cortelyou becoming the new owner with talk of a possible transfer and continued operation.
A farmer near Sioux Falls struck a six foot lignite coal vein twenty feet from the surface while drilling a well. The coal is described as good quality and nearby farmers are increasing land prices and contemplating further shaft sinking.
Indian Commissioner Leupp rules that funds due minor Rosebud Tidians from lands in Gregory County should be paid to reliable Tidians as guardians for the children at the time of the tribe’s next payment. This marks a new approach in Indian affairs.
Minneapolis on January 2 Mrs Stella Brenner was found guilty of murder in the second degree by the jury trying her on charges of killing her step daughter Elizabeth on November 4 The bitter trial ended at 6 o clock last evening The judge admitted a verdict of murder in either degree and an appeal for a new trial will be made if denied the case will go to the supreme court
A club dance is set for the opera house tonight with music by the Minbank orchestra providing entertainment for attendees seeking an evening of dance and music in a grand venue.
Dr Seoren reports a boy born to Mrand We Vlieo Gunderson of Norway in das Briday. Also a mention of a gift Mie and Mrs WmtHuniki living Goith Of O1yn yesterday.
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