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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1921
Page
5
Rev. Gough and family attended camp meeting at Simpson Park then joined Sunday School convention in Sisseton. Local residents and visitors from Wilmot Peever and Ortley filled weekend activities with family visits and community notices.
The college offers full courses in Agriculture Home Economics Engineering Pharmacy Commerce Music and General Science with terms starting September 20. A four year program in Farming and Home Making is available for common school graduates. The School of Agriculture opens October 31 at South Dakota State College Brookings.
Morning service in Norwegian at eleven o'clock at Saron church. At the Goodwill church there will be Sunday school and Bible class at Imoon, Luther League at 6 45 and evening worship at eight o'clock. A hearty welcome to all. C. S. Vang, Pastor.
A compact verse about senators declaring an anti beer decree. It questions where each person’s share went and suggests a transfer of pints between friends. The tone hints at political satire and social commentary.
Arrangements set for Roberts County Pig Club youths to attend a multi day outing at Bigstone Lake from July 12 to July 15 in Chaltiuqua Park. Education includes stock judging poultry gardening and canning while afternoons feature sports and trips. Estimated cost about 3.00 per participant with required gear listed and notification to County Agent Buchanan.
The Gospel Team a quartet from Augsburg Seminary will perform at Scandia church on Sunday and Monday July 10 and 11 starting at 10 30 a m Rev Edward Erickson pastor invites all to attend share songs and testimonials from the young men
Mrs. Ole Nelson entertained her son Martin Anderson and family at Rosholt Sunday and Monday. Mrs. Marquette of Watertown is visiting friends and relatives in and around town. She was formerly Miss Mamie Olson and worked as a clerk in a local store two years ago.
Congress creates a national joint commission to study farming conditions and pricing gaps. The panel will report in 90 days with findings on causes, credit and marketing issues, transportation and relief measures. Members include Anderson, Funk, Mills, Ten Eyck, Summers, Lenroot, Capper, McNary, Tobin son, and Harrison.
Lester Larson of St. Cloud Minnesota was the eldest son of Mrs J A Hayes and her daughter Gladys. He spent a few days at the Gentrad House and returned home in St. Cloud on Tuesday morning.
The attorney general rules a county cannot rely on the last session law to become stockholder in corporations for investments. Codington County seeks a few thousand dollars to buy into a central heating plant for future court house needs and ta xation on furniture of business women clubs is discussed. Exemption applies to charitable associations, but clubs not profit making. Advertising in the Standard reaches nearly all Roberts County farmers.
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