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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1909
Page
3
An unreadable OCR block mentions Ye Myre and Brijove among various literary terms and names. The garbled text references books, authors, stores, and dates but provides no clear event or cohesive narrative to summarize.
A Broad description lists Episcopal and other church services with weekly and monthly schedules. It notes public welcome, Sunday worship at 10:00 A.M., Sunday school, Epworth League, prayer meetings, and occasional litany and evening prayers. All are free and open to all.
Notice hereby given that the partnership between W Gebil and A J Nechas under the name of Consin and Nechas is dissolved. Affected parties should contact the remaining partner to arrange delivery of goods per customer agreements.
Hundreds of Sieseton residents report dizziness headaches backache and urinary issues. Mrs Frank Secheer of Milbank credits Don's Kidney Pills with easing long running kidney symptoms after she noticed her husband improved quickly and recovered full health. Prices shown and local dealers listed.
A quarterly report is submitted to the county auditor of Robetta County detailing financial and operational aspects for the quarter ending December 31. The document, though garbled, references the superintendent and the hospital’s administration in Roberts County and notes standard accounting items for the period.
Notice announces a mortgage default and impending sale under a power of sale. It names mortgagor Nels Tolteen and mortgagee George F. Roth, with records filed in Roberts County South Dakota, indicating the sale date window from December 1 to January 22. The text lists multiple names and legal references in a damaged OCR fragment.
An order to show cause was issued by the Roberts County Court in South Dakota regarding the guardianship of Claude Cartidgean estate. The hearing set for February 18 requires ward and interested parties to appear in court to determine if authorization to sell the estate should be granted. A copy of the notice will be published weekly in the Madison Sixseton Weekly. The court date and publication details were recorded January 14, 1900.
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