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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
2
Gollmar Bros Shoes and Vine chat at Sisseton as the troupe promises one day of performances. The message urges readers to visit, noting new displays and varied acts to suit diverse tastes.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Sisson Gun Club shoot with garbled names and garbled lines. The text hints at a boarding house context and a reference to a standard, but essential details and participants remain unreadable.
A family wedding day gathering marked by humor and heartfelt moments as the Matthews honor Mr and Mrs A J Matthews. Friends joined the celebration on January 16 with music, expressions of goodwill, and a notable gift from the Wopaar's Relief Corps.
Community notes list weddings, visits, and kinship updates around Diamond Minnesota. Miss Shiels marries Harry Mardy near Browns Valley, while multiple families host relatives from Minnesota and Mississippi. Mr and Mrs James Larson anticipate parental visits, and Jennie Halvorson leaves a job to visit family as others host guests and celebrate new arrivals. Dick Wilson and Gordwood Black attend a local dance.
Friday evening visits and homecomings feature a bustling social scene. Miss Miriel Teindqnist spent time with Mrs. Watson of Ducontin while Mr. Knappen and family arrive, health improving, visitors from Lyle, Iowa join Mrs. J. A. Ray. A parish meeting and school updates, plus travel reports from Sioux Falls and Boston, fill the week.
Transients fill the city Tuesday as Rengille of Peeger visits while Miss Ethel Price begins work as extra clerk for the county auditor. Mrs Gee departs for Eddy and later Tagus North Dakota for an extended stay. Mrs Sarah Coat and daughter-in-law Mrs Walter Coat from Salem Tl visit Thos Ray. Fred Sheldon and wife of Harmon pass through Sunday toward the G A R encampment at Watertown.
One half carload of hay tools offered with the Anderson Stacker praised as the best wagon hay stacker, described as the handiest and most sturdy on display for inspection by all interested buyers.
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