Sisseton Area News Notes and Local Meetings
Local society reports from Sisseton and nearby areas note gatherings at J Stordalen home and a Sisseton Creamery Stockholders meeting January 25 led by J A Ruger of Milbank Creamery. Prize winners are listed for a piano contest, with thanks to judges and merchants, plus community attendance at Woodman and Royal Neighbors installations in Effington.
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Sisseton Creamery Co
Sisseton 5
J. A. Ruger
Milbank Creamery
Alice Kennedy
Nora Barry
Cater
Alma Brantseg
W. C. Oliver
Nellie
Sisseton
Effington
Remember the Racket Store and Twin Cities trips collide
Local notes mention fresh roasted peanuts at the Racket Store and Theodore G. Beaver arriving in Sisseton on business and pleasure. Social events include a Red Men gathering at the wigwam and the Popular Dougherty Stock Co. opening at the opera house with a four act drama A Gamblers Wife. Seats sell at 25 25 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore G. Beaver
Sisseton
GC. C. Knappen
Twin Cities
Opera House
Watertown
Will J. Thomas
Minneapolis
St. Paul
L. Wm
South Dakota
Dougherty Stock Co
Jim
Hattie Dougherty
Dave Curti
Jack Dougherty
Chas Vinton
Henry Garvey
Bob Sturdivan
Birdie
Harriet Bartraim
Baby Clara
Vanderville
Local Births Note Three Newborns This Week
The Standard reports three birth notices. A baby girl was born Sunday January 12 to Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Schmidt four miles south of the city. a 10 pound boy born January 12 to Mr. and Mrs. Art Tower. and a 10 pound boy born January 13 to Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Tower
W. D. Wilson
Worship Notices and Union Meeting on Local Option
A church page lists worship at Lutheran and Presbyterian churches with morning and evening services. Rev KN Kure and Rev Grafton headline talks. Sunday School at noon and Young Peoples meeting at 8 pm. The union service aims to boost support for County Local Option at the upcoming state election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Anti-Siloon League of
South Dakota
Presbyterian Church
God Will
Methodist Church
Bowling Contest Pits Teams for Oyster Supper Prizes
A January 11 1908 bowling match at the local alley drew W F Carlberg A W Tower J L Lukanitsch and T F Kinman against A W Tower captain A Marvick Henry Helvig Chas Heath L Wm Foss with A Marvick captain. The contest ended with an attached score.
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W. F. Carlberg
A. W. Tower
J. L. Lukanitsch
T. F. Kinman
A. Marvick
Henry Helvig
Chas, Heath
L. Wm. Foss
L. J. Lukanitseh
Chas. Heath
Five Indians Held After South Dakota Highway Robbery
Solomon Wynd was assaulted and robbed near the state line by Samuel Nahotan Charles Baker Joe Wicetenazen Takanka Maroya and Hakage. Wynd identified the group who were detained by Sheriff Minder and faced a preliminary exam with Nahotan discharged and the others bound over to the February Circuit Court term.
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Samuel Nahotan
Charles Baker
Joe Wicetenazen
Takanka Maroya
Hakage
Solomon Wynd
Anotherndian
Wynd
Browns Valley
South Dakota
Sisseton
Minder
Somervill
Party Near Sisseton Delights Local Guests
A youth gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Fred McDonald four miles from Sisseton featured dancing and a midnight supper. Invited guests praised the hospitality and called it the best time of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisseton
Fred McDonald
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sisseton and. Vicinity
Zion Lutheran Church
J. Stordalen
Helmer Benson
Roy Wood
Carl Berg
Florence
S. D
Amanda Larson
Fercus Falls, Minn
Mrs. Lunde
Albin Rude
Edna Thompson
C. C. Knappen
J. H. Leighton
Awlacaine
Julia Rondell
Lady’s Watch
Josephine Glentzinger
Carrie Wilson
Hazel Gleason
Olga Helgemo
Ellington Piano
Peever Merc
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Alma Brantleg
Standard
Gar Beach
Woodman
The
Citizens National Bank
Sisseton, Sudak
A. W. Tower Sisseton, S. D
F. H. Snyder
C. O. Dale
Sisseton Produce CO
Snyder & Dale
Proprietors
Sisseton, S. D
Pioneer
Wilson Bros
Northwest Stage Line
Cadwell, Eddy, Vig
Veblen
Good Will
the Agency
Lohre
Treuephone
Sisseyon, South Dakota
Highway-Robbiry
Phil Calmenson
Prop
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