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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1908
Page
4
Candidate U S Sinivor A B Kittridge seeks congressional seat against Charles H Barke and Eben W Martin. The field centers on policy priorities and party alignment. Voters weigh experience and leadership as campaigns tour key regions.
The article describes a large Republican gathering with delegates from counties except one. Senator Kirvige spoke loudly defending Republican loyalty and denouncing false sentiment while a large crowd cheered, waving hats, cheering for unity.
A blaze last night engulfed the John Hines store and stock at Sisseton Sioux. By ten o clock the interior was too hot to enter and the adjacent post office in the building suffered losses as cash and books inside the safe were destroyed. Authorities speculate gas or tampering may have exploded the safe. Building and contents valued at 7000 with 4000 insured.
Palace Drag Store advertises Nyal's Linment for external use for man or beast at 25 and 50 cents. Also notes Palace Drag Store and The Rec 'ket Store open 1 PM to 633. Santi! further notice. Also offers pureeitile sow take at 10 cents per take.
The Imperials and the Dukes played a Thursday night match noted for the season’s highest scores and best averages on the home alleys. The weekly league scoretable lists top games and standout performances from the local bowling circuit.
The Peever Pilot and Washington Star discuss local races. Ben Lackness, deputy sheriff of Roberts County, enters the race for sheriff. Alfred Nelson’s supporters pursue a run for register of deeds. Commentary on hustling politics and reform terms appears alongside a political dictionary entry and notes on candidate coverage.
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