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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
7
A terse public notice listing where to worship includes sections for SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES and Lodges with directions and the phrase "What in mes dark" echoing a Miltonic cadence. The fragment hints at a religious community guide or directory item in a historical newspaper.
Rev. K N Rudie presides at 10 30 worship with Lord's Supper and 12 Sunday school. Afternoon service at Skandia church at 3. Mrs Andrew Okeson hosts Lutheran Aid ladies gathering Thursday. Lutheran Aid held a picnic and sale at W C Torvik place north of town, proceeds about 53 dollars.
A Lutheran church confirmed numerous youths last Sunday including Syvert IT Aas Annie Chelson Maline Gravdahl Alma Hendrickson George Hoff Inga Leonora Jenson Tina Helene Jenson Severin G Kleven Emil O Okeson Marshall IT Okeson Mabel R Pederson Laura O Stavig Maurice Swanberg Carl Thorson.
Episcopal services will be held in the Guild Hall on July 10 with Holy Communion and sermon at 10 30 a m Sunday school at noon and evening prayer and sermon at 8 p m Rev Nelson Tragitt Rector will lead the services highlighting the church event in the parish calendar.
The gospel message preached with seats free and all welcome. Father Ketter presides. Services Sunday at 10 30 A M with evening service at 8. Regular Sunday morning worship at 10 30 follow.
The Rev J W Christianson announces July and August union services with the Methodist church. Next Sunday features a combined evening service at the Presbyterian church and the C E consecration, with members urged to send scripture verses if absent. Morning worship starts at 10 30 with emphasis on keeping attendance and enriching Sunday school.
The Methodist and Presbyterian congregations will hold joint services at the Presbyterian church on Sunday, June 3, at 10 30 a m with Sunday school to follow at 11 45. Rev R E K Shearer pastor of the Methodist church will lead.
Local advertisers tout Rosine Kerosene as ideal for lamps stoves and incubators. Schindler Bros advertise sale while Unique venue features nightly program changes.
Joe Class and William Barnett appear among town representatives in Crawfordites on Thursday. Sam Sathve of Norway township visited the city Tuesday. Gleerup's tailor shop offers first class tailoring. Newell Powell from White Rock arrived, busy with work. A pair of glasses lost Wednesday at the courthouse on Main Street. J. A. Rickert to settle the estate of Dyer. First National Bank offers 30c per bushel for oats at the mill. Thomas S. Osman succeeds to Andrew Erickson. Jim McCloud, Route 5 mail carrier, plans a vacation next week. Cash paid for farm produce. Location one door east of the pop factory. M. E. Gordon notes. Five secondhand Buffalo Pitts engines for sale. W F Carlberg offers pasture by month or season. Barney Lotter Attorney Howard Babcock returned from a business trip to the cities.
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