Local Notes from Sisseton and Vicinity
Community items report Mrs Gee’s basket social raising over twenty one dollars for an organ at the Norway township schoolhouse where she teaches. Other notes include Feeney losing a horse near Lidgerwood, Tisch shipping corn to Lidgerwood, Gleason cleaning grain and planning harvest, and a well attended social at J Forsyth’s for the Catholic church in Veblen. Gale weather hints, news of visits, sickness with la grippe, and locals traveling or visiting relatives are included.
Effington notes and community updates from local readers
A fragmentary community page reports a Friday dance at Effington and mentions Miss Josie Glentzinger, illness corrections for Willie Valentine, a farewell party for Gust Rudie at Lien Township, disease illness among Hart No. 1 pupils, and thanks from Josie Glentzinger to supporters in the STANDARD contest.
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Willie
Willie Valentine
Pnaemonia
Gust Rudie
Lien Township
Hart No
House To Trade For Farm Land Summit S D
House offers new first class condition with 140 by 200 foot grounds large barn granary and chicken coop in Summit S D in exchange for farm land or city property in Sisseton S D McNally and Carpenter. Train change details include departure 8 45 P M arriving Milbank 10 15 P M replacing train 504 with 7 30 A M schedule a petition protested the change.
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Summit
S. D
Sisseton
S. D. McNally & Carpenter
Milbank
Land Trade Offer Near Sisseton For Threshing Machine
A quarter section of land four and a half miles from Sisseton South Dakota is offered in exchange for a threshing machine or a twenty five horsepower engine. McNutty and Carpeenter.
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Sisseton
S. D
McNutty & Carpeenter
Savings grow in Sisseton banks across all ages
A district report highlights rising bank deposits in Sisseton, with men women and children opening savings accounts. It notes deposits from a boy starting his career to earners setting aside funds for future needs, and stresses that thrift and steady effort help individuals recover from reverse fortunes.
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Sisseton
Wee Une
Cfail
Sisseley
School district meeting program at Hissiton January 25
The Roberts v Veachers session at Hissiton on January 25 featured Prof. Wing as director. Evang led a geography discussion, Miss Severance sang, Perkins spoke on beautifying school grounds, and Miss Humpfer covered School Gardening. Teachers debated meeting frequency and agreed to a February meeting with no pay reimbursements. Reporter: Ania Renueved by Miss Sha Wu.
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Steout Mestog
Hissiton
Raturlay
Wing
Mise Evang
Miss Sumpfner
Miss Severance
Ania
Insurgent office sholders confer with Northwestern agent
Insurgent faction met at Huron two nights ago to plan against unapproved candidates. Alex Johnson, Northwestern railroad political and general agent in South Dakota, is charged with coordinating machine support and leveraging state employee influence.
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Aberdeen News
Huron
Alex Johnson
Northwestern Railroad
South Dakota
Northwestern
Has Paid His Taxes Deland Times Record
We paid our taxes the other day and had a cession to investigate the subject of increased state taxes on farm lands in Spink county. We found that the increase in state taxes on farm lands in the county amounts to 68,763.20, an increas of 110 per cent over the state tax of 1906.
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Deland Times
Spink County
Reform barrage and tax figures spark Brookings debate
The Brookings Press reports figures from the state auditor showing rising taxes under reform administration. It notes assessed railroad and city property values in Watertown and Hot Springs, recounts governor expense fund spending, and argues taxes increased across Roberts county from 1900 to 1907 with 1908 forecast as worse. The piece contrasts reform claims with voter impact and critic Bratrul from Minnehaha.
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Brookings Watertows
Weirtown
Watertown Cettyelurg
Nodirsostern
Ely
Watertown
North Western Railroad
Ot Springs
Grand Island & Wyoming Central Railroad
Hot Springs
Northwestern
Salem
Roberts
Commonwealth
Crawford draws diverse factions in Campbell county visit
The article notes how old line populists and silver democrats rallied to hear Governor Crawford in Campbell county. It claims Republicans and Bryan democrats now support Crawford, challenging Populism and aligning with his political stance.
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Herried
Picayune
Crawford
Campbell County
S and Bryan Democrats
Shottier
Raylicans
Taft as Ideal American Leader and Statesman
The piece extols William Howard Taft as a fearless prosecutor and fair judge, praising his tenure as governor of the Philippine Islands and his role as Roosevelt's secretary of war and chief of staff. It lauds his diplomacy, loyalty, honesty, and advocacy for continued American republican ideals, urging support for his leadership.
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Des Moines Uap
Taftaya
Ani
Philippine Islands
Roosevelt
Cuba
Rooevelt
William McKinley
Mc~Kinley
Wm. H. Taft
Philippines
Friente
William Howard ‘Taft
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Sisseton and
Eddy Frit Accounte
Wid
Amahe Replricrn
A. T. Feeney
Lidgerwood
Charles Tisch
J. F. Gleason
J. Forsyth
Veblen
Jim Flans
Minnesota
Rob O'Brien
Tarry
Giff Gleason
Gleason
Olie Opain
Eddy
Rambler
J. M. Forsyth
Alfred Scolba
Madison
A. Ulsted
A. Johnson
J. O. Holland
Ray W. Scot
Old Owl
Tee Citizens National
Sisse Ton, SO. Dak
A. W. Tower Sisseton, S. D
Snyder & Dale
Sisseton Produce Co
Sisseton, S. D
Wilson Bros
Sisssion
Cadwell
Biseston
Tood Will
Zeus
Busejen, South Dakota
Fington
Josie Glontzinger
Effington
Richard O’brien
Fogarty
Standard
Peever Mercantile Company
Josiz Glentzinger
Bately
Teacher's” Association
Ascension
Junge
Trinity Sunday Corps
Chris
Elrod
Gov. Crawford
Reform Legilature
Bratrud
Bratrul
Minnehaha County
Argus Lender
Othet
HUSUD
Strane
Guydeid
Springdale
Sumac
Ortey
Lawrince
Sieney Ty
Bosnsrivan Paad
Urs Wood Lake
Ryan Sp Vases
Siaertow
Minnewota
Pukwana Press
Brookings Press
Cool Crawford
Tham
William H. Tapt
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