Epworth League Officers Chosen At Sisseton Methodist Service
During the Sunday service at the Sisseton Methodist Church the Epworth League elected officers led by President Lloyd Peterson and 1st Vice President James Oliver. Retiring president Mrs. D F Stevens delivered a farewell address reflecting on eleven years of League work and its mission.
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Epworth League
Lloyd Peterson
James Oliver
Peal Robin
Edith Otto
D. F. Stevens
Mr. Shearer
League
Sisseton
Ask
Raises Blooded Stock Breeder builds reputation near Corona
Willian Ibling of Corona runs a stock farm raising thoroughbred horses. He delivered two registered mares to H H Schmidt in Colton South Carolina. He sold a yearling to C Pew of Melrose township who shipped it to North Dakota. In the past year he sold seven head of horses averaging over $400 each.
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Willian Ibling
Corona
Mr. Ibling
Colton
S. C
H .H. Schmidt
C. Pew
Melrose Township
Pew
North Dakota
Milbank News
Zenith Club Elects Honorary Member as Knight Resigns
The Zenith Club met January 9 1918 at Mrs Vennie Lien’s home with seventeen members. Mrs Selah B Knapp read an original poem by Mrs Hammond Bailly. Celia Knight resigned to visit New York and was made an honorary member. next meeting with Mrs Agnes Turner January 23.
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Zenith Club
Vennie Lien
Mable Brown
Selah B. Knapp
Hammond Bailly
Celia Knight
New York
Agnes Turner
Two Young Men Jailed for Room Bill Fraud
Budd Miller and Ray Caldville, staying in town, were arrested Tuesday afternoon on complaint by Nels Thompson for jumping room bills. They pled guilty on Wednesday before Justice Prindiville with Miller given six days and Caldville ten days in jail.
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Budd Miller
Ray Caldville
Nels Thompson
Prindiville
Miller
Caldville
Splendid 1912 Revenue Report From Office of Register of Deeds
Financial summary for 1912 shows monthly receipts totaling 3831.30 with expenses across four quarters and clerk salaries. Net balance overexpenses listed as 1425.00, aided by former Register Stevens in providing data.
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P . Clerk Salar
Car shortages strain Seton grain shipments and elevators
A severe car shortage hits Seton affecting grain shipping. Elevator operators face scarce cars while merchants suffer as trade declines due to unloading uncertainty. Local officials and the Commercial Club are urged to press railroads for a solution.
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Seton
Crosby
Sisseton
Adard
County board reappoints Standard as official paper
The county board of commissioners reaffirmed the Standard as an official county paper, with the Summit Signal and White Rock Journal also reappointed. The board adjourned Wednesday evening to March 4. minutes from the last meeting will appear in the Standard next week.
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Board of County Commissioners
Standard
Summit Signal
White Rock Journal
Death of Matthew Wagner at Yankton Asylum
A telegram from Tuesday reports the death of Matthew Wagner who had been confined at the state insane asylum in Yankton. The body was sent to an undertaker in White Rock and cared for by his brother Nic Wagner. Fine list of first class improved farms for sale. O. E. Lien, Sisseton, D. (6tf)
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Hal
O. E. Lien
Siseton
Revival meetings set by Rev. N Parvin at Methodist church
Evangelist Rev. N Parvin with twelve years pastoral and four years evangelistic experience will hold revival meetings at the Methodist church starting Tuesday January 21 after conflicting reports of a January 19 start. He comes endorsed by Dist Supt James S Harkness to serve Aberdeen district in South Dakota with singing by C A Kemp from Winona Kansas.
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Parvin
Kemp
Sisseton
C. A. Kemp
Winona
Kansas
R. C. Shearer
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Citizens National Bank
Joseph Marvick
Leo J. Lukanitsch
Henry Helvig
Addrésa
Methodist
Ste
Pres
Presnez Otto
Hazel Brew
Rose Otto
Hobart Lien
Carlow
M.E
M. E
Cleveland
Ohio
Young Peoples’ Society
L. PF. Deminick
Young Peoples’ Societies
Church
Roberts
Office of Register of Deeds Revenue Producer
Rev. N. Parvin
Cc. A. Kemp
Robert G. Ingersoll
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