Marriages Reported in Sisseton Locale
A series of wedding notices from Sisseton area papers notes June 27 1903 marriages. B A Sonstegaard and Mary Christensen wed at the groom’s home and Elling Nelson and Josephine Johnson tie the knot at the Lutheran parsonage. Ray W. Scott and Clara Derby married June 30 1908 in Montevideo Minnesota. The notices praise the couples and offer best wishes for their futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Prindiville
Ray W. Scott
Montevide
Minn
Clara Derby
Eddy
Scott
B. T. Landsmark
Sisseton
Kinman Matz Wedding Announced for June Ninth
The STANDARD reports the wedding of Mr. Thomas Kinman formerly of Sisseton to Miss Bertha Matz on June 9 at the bride's home in Rosco South Carolina. They plan to reside in Lane where Kinman has a bank interest and well wishes from friends are offered for a long married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kinman
Sisseton
Bertha Matz
Rosco
S. C
Lane
Kinman
Standard
Stevens Koutz Wedding in Sisseton City
Miss Luella Stevens daughter of Dr Stevens and Chas Koutz a prominent Veblen businessman married Wednesday at the brides parents home Rev Dunn officiating. The bride is one of the most popular young ladies of Sisseton and the Standard joins in congratulations.
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Stevens-Koutz
Luella Stevens
Stevens
Chas. Koutz
Veblen
Dunn
Sisseton
Doings At The Agency Major McLaughlin Leads $300000 Indian Payment
Major McLaughlin special agent of the Interior Department arrived in the city to organize the big payment of 300000 to the Sisseton Agency Indians. The payment will start next Monday and continue until completed with Major McLaughlin’s headquarters at the Government school building. Mrs Sayles named matron of the same school. Changes at the Agency: Major Allen now Indian agent, Major Jackson retiring, Major Elliott present to oversee the transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major McLaughlin
Specia
Interior Department
Sisseton
Riverside
Oklahoma
Sayles
Major Allen
Sisseton Agency
Jackson
Elliot
Jackson l
Sayles Transfer Shifts Leadership at Sisseton Agency
The article notes a change in administration at the Sisseton Agency with P. H. Sayles, the superintendent, being transferred after two years in the role. Word of upheaval follows along with statements about nationwide changes in government and the Indian department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Indian Department
Sisseton
P. H. Sayles
Best Wishes for Long, Happy Married Life
A note of congratulations goes to the couple on their union as friends offer warm wishes for a lasting, joyful marriage and a future filled with happiness and companionship.
Deaths of Celia Burns Bennett in Graceville Minnesota
Celia Burns Bennett wife of J W Bennett and daughter of Peter Burns of Sisseton died at her sister Mrs Noonan’s home in Grace Minnesota on Saturday June 27 at age 31. She had lived in Minneapolis since marriage just over a year ago and had been in delicate health, recently moved to Graceville for care. Friends and family express deep sorrow at the loss and honor her memory with prayers and verses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Burns Bennett
J. W. Bennett
Peter Burns
Sisseton
Bennett
Graceville
Jesus
Lumber dealer Wm. McMillan visits Menominee from Alberta
Wm. McMillan a leading lumber dealer of Menominee Wisconsin was in the city yesterday on return from Alberta where he had just bought a large tract of land. Mrs L W Foss after a two week illness is improved and recovering. A J Norby of Minneapolis is in the city.
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Wm. McMillan
Menominee
Wis
Alberta
L. Wm. Foss
A. J. Norby
Minneapolis
Tornado Ravages Clinton Minnesota Killing Seven
In Big Stone County Minnesota a Saturday tornado destroyed Clinton injuring about forty and killing seven. A Milwaukee train left the depot as the storm hit, others rushed to the scene. List of dead includes Mrs Olaf Mickelson and Kate Mills. many seriously injured follow with bruises and broken bones.
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Clinton
Big Stone
Minnesota
Milwaukee Road
Sisseton
Olaf Mikkleson
Baby Mickelson
Thomas Rothwell
Peter Vandermat
Kate Mills
G. M. Johnson
Frederick Stotesberg
George. A
Fourth Annual Roberts County Fair Opens With Packed Program
The Roberts County Fair Association launches its fourth annual fair with a strong race program, diverse amusements, and a large crowd. Highlights include Diamond vs Bossko baseball, 23 Galloway and Polled Angus cattle, Hereford bull, and milk cow strains, plus Renix Bros Minstrels and other acts. Races feature one mile trots, free-for-all runs, pony and harness events with purses and entry rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts County Fair Association
Diamond
Bossko
Peever
Renix Bros. i
Weydt
Sisseton
Corona
Floral Hall
Buffalo Lake Ranch
H. N. Steele
Bert Mussetter
Mr. Mussetter
Wm. Tease
Wilmot
American Trotting Association
Warness
Marvick Unveils New Benzine Buggy This Week
Andrew Marvick announces a 15 horsepower Schacht benzine buggy purchased from Walford Carlberg. He claims he can convert it to an automatic rough, as autos multiply in Sisseton and traffic fears rise amid the rising scent of benzine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Marvick
Walford Carlberg
Andrew
Sisseton
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The
Citizens National Bank of Sisseton
Haas & Mann
Sisseton, South Dakota
Bown -To-Now Pe
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Kore
MONTY
Sisseton Provision Company
Thompson
Secon
Scott Derby
Rudie
C.sonstegaard
B. A. Sonstegaard
Mary Christensen
Roberts County
Nelson-Johnson
K. N. Rudie
Lutheran Parsonage
Elling Nelson
Josephine A. Johnson
Johnson
South Dakota
Thomas Thompson Sisseton, S. D
Neivous
Phalen
F. W. Watkins
Watkins
C. G. Johnson
John
J. Hagarmann
Edna Carl
Josie Hendrickson
C. A. Anderson
Esther Carlson
Grattie Rotthwell
Theodore Condit
Charles Daly
Marvick’s
New Auto
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