Drowned in Buffalo Lake Francis Warring Dies at 18
Francis Warring of Eden was drowned while swimming at Buffalo Lake about 7 PM Saturday. His body was recovered after searches by companions. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church with Rev. Hbert officiating. interment in Sisseton cemetery. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Warring and a 1916 junior flag in Sisseton High School. The family recently moved from Eden to Helen and Francis was praised for his bright, cheerful outlook and promising future. The community extends sympathy to the Warring family and friends.
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Francis Warring
Eden
Buffalo Lake
Sissét
Methodist
Hbert
Sisseton
Lincoln Warring
Helen
Francis
Mrs. Witting
Carlberg Co News Items Report Car Deliveries Last Week
Carlberg Co reports six Ford cars delivered Wednesday and five more on Saturday, totaling eleven older cars at about two per day. Names of buyers include Carl Peterson Browns Valley Theo O Folloy Sisseton Tagebright Sorenson Sisseton Hans Hinson Sisseton G P Gullickson Veblen Edwin Sundheim Peever Carl Sanden Browns Valley Henry Gilbertson Sisseton Martin H Anderson Sisseton Carl E Ledness Sisseton Joe Nigg Sisseton Pred Schacker bought a Reo Six Cyl seven passenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Carl Peterson
Browns Valley
Theo. O Folloy
Sisseton
Tagebright Sorenson
Hans Hinson
G. P. Gullickson
Veblen
Edwin Sundheim
Peever
Carl Sanden
Henry Gilbertson
Martin H. Anderson
Carl E. Ledness
Joe Nigg
Pred Schacker
Reo
Old Settler Casper Enviller Dies After Long Illness
Casper Enviller born Basel 1815 died June 21 1916 at 3 pm after a month illness from old age and kidney trouble. A wagon maker who settled near Watertown Minnesota then moved to South Dakota 24 years ago he served in Civil War era and Indian times, leaving behind five sons and four daughters, 24 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren. He was buried at Lake View cemetery near White Rock Rosholt Review
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Casper Enviller
Basel
Switzerland
Tichois
Co. Bofthedithh II
Init
New Ulm
Minn
Watertown
Carver Co
Mian
South Dakota
Roshult
S. D
Minneapolis
Carver
Co. Minn
St. Paul
Lake View
White Rock
Mmemory
Double Tracking Under Way on Milwaukee Line
Work to double track the Milwaukee Railroad from Milbank to Ortonville has begun after delays. The grade was built about three years ago and has since settled and washed, requiring significant fill to prepare a firm roadbed for the new steel. Contractor Dougherty leads a crew of men and teams this week.
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Milwaukee Railroad Company
Milbank
Ortonville
Shipe
Dougherty
Sisseton Fourth of July Celebration Ends With Mixed Sports
Despite heavy rain, Sisseton’s Fourth celebration drew a large crowd though the parade and several races were postponed. Aberdeen visitors led to a lopsided baseball score as Sisseton won easily. Cannonball Jackson pitched strongly for Sisseton, with a high-spirited pageant featuring the band and mounted Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisseton
Aniddy
Aberdeen
Suit Abuich
Sucha Bunch
Heardsley
Ortonville
Kansas City Amusement Company
Andrews
Hello Girls
C. B. Jorgenson
Beardsley
Cannonball Jackson
Beardsleyeam vs Sisseton ends in 3 to 2 loss for Beardsleyeam
The Beardsleyeam and Sisseton played a tight contest from start to finish with Sisseton winning 3 2. In the evening Streep sports and Mr Kir performed strongman acts and the Kansas City Amusement Company offered a half hour mixed program. The event closed with praise for Messrs Messingham and Prindiville for their effort.
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Beardsleyeam
Sisseton
Streep Sports
Kir
Kansas City Amusement Company
Til
Jent
Messrs
Messingham and
Prindiville
Otter Tail Power Signs Up Towns for Lighting
Otter Tail Power Company signs contracts with Battle Lake Clitherall Deer Creek New York Mills and Pelham for distributing systems and street lighting. Line to Perham under way with engineers locating the route. Poles from Brows Valley to Sisseton being erected as wet conditions slow progress. The Hoot Lake power house tail race is being expanded and more electric ranges are sold. Farmers adopt electricity, with rural delivery mail telephone and Ford noted.
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B. Kidder
Ottertail Power Company
Battle Lake
Clitherall
Deer Creek
New York Mills
Pelham
Perham
Brows Valley
Sisseton
Hoot Lake
Fergus Falls Journal
Crops Make Good Progress in Dakotas Report
Reports from many towns in the Dakotas say crops are advancing well. General rainfall and warm weather boosted growth. flax and alfalfa are ahead, wheat oats and winter barley mature, and corn prospects improve after a spell of wet weather.
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South Dakota
North Dakota
Dakotas
Farmers Elevator officers kept after meeting last week
At the Rosholt Review Farmers Elevator meeting last Wednesday the same officers and board were re elected. Dividends and interest on stock were paid and other business transacted. The buyer O A Bjorke salary raised from 100 to 125 dollars monthly. They plan to double elevator capacity and install a cleaner. Several new members were admitted and more stock buyers anticipated. A letter from J S Swanson discusses forming a volunteer company in Sisseton territory and arranging for the National Guard units now in camp at Redfield to be mobilized for Mexican service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Bjorke
J. S. Swanson
Byyne
Sisseton
Rede Field
Swanson
Sivarison
Methodist Services Schedule Next Sunday
Rev John Ebert presides with morning service at 10 10 Sunday school at 11 45 junior league at 3 00 Epworth League at 7 200 evening service at 8 00.
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Methodist
John Ebert
Stindiy School
Tujnlor
Storm Leaves Hankinson Area Bare and Damaged
A severe Wednesday evening storm swept through Hankinson and surrounding areas causing extensive tree loss and damaged buildings. Farms reported destroyed barns, sheds, and farm structures, with many windows broken and chimneys blown from roofs while White Rock and Hart township also endured damage. Nearby Vienna man Karl Horhoim was found dead, suspected accidental asphyxiation from a strangled box in an empty lot.
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Kist Weelk
M. Li. Sateren
Hart Township
A. K. Buyen
James Bscrneton
White Rock
Hankinson
The
Hankinson News
Hankkinson
Train Wreck Highlights Need for Road Bed Upgrades
A Great Northern inspection party led by Ralph Budd aborted their South Dakota Central tour after a private car on a southbound freight train lurched near Badger. Freight cars left rails on a gentle slope, halting the trip. Also noted: a Mayo Hospital throat operation patient improves enough to leave Rochester. Local clover patch praised by William Yeager. Henry Walter and Jesse Willis petition Soo Railway for relocating a siding near LaMars, arguing higher ground and better access. A social gathering at Tau Weatherstone’s home raised funds for the minister. W. A. Smith and Mrs. G. W. Farnbrook wed by Rev. Pete Greenfield at M. E. Church.
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Great Northern
Ralph Budd
Watertown
South Dakota Central
Badger
A.J. Erickson
Mayo
Rochester
William Yeager
Henry Walter
Jesse Willis
Minneapolis
Soo Railway
LaMars
Ira Jenck Expands Sisseton Candy Kitchen Facility
Ira Jenck relocates his Sisseton Candy Kitchen to larger quarters after rising patronage. The new site features a fountain, multiple booths, tables, and a chocolate cream case that keeps chocolate creams cold. All candies are now produced in the Candy Kitchen occupying the building's full basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira
Jenck
Sisseton
Mr. Jenck
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Priicts
Carlberg CO
Sisseton and
L. Warring
Ditmanson
Westby
Mont
Andly
Power Lubricating Co
M. L
Otter Tail Power Company
United States
New York
American Press Association
Minster New York
Carrie
Rosholt Review
Farmers’ Elevator Meeting
Terry Skoogland
Sissetonine
Tat
Wil Will
Hite
Rostick Boys
Lefty
Siston
Leoroner
White Rock Journal
Tau Weatherstone
Riv
Pou
Birling
Hipiscopil
Eli He Sisson
Harford
Conn
Las
W. A. Smith
G. W. Farnbrook
Ebert Pete Greenfield
M. E. Church
I. C. Jenck's
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