Local notes detail assorted visits and social events
Local J News records a string of brief social notices and visits. Mentions include Al Wicks in Minneapolis on business, Miss Lillian Mack of New Effington as a Silmeton caller, Geo Johnson returning to Java, Kenneth Datl visiting Corona, Miss Halmeren of Pennock as a guest in Jno Petersons home, Miss Beatrice Osman visiting Ottoville, Lloyd Peterson visiting from Vermillion, Miss Lottie Parsons from Ortonville, Roxe Otto and Emmi Erickson guests at Otto Hanson, the Bill Swanson and Linster families at Hig Stone lake, Ed Linster returning from Milwaukee, William Tew visiting Milbank, Alma Odegaard departing for Bristol, and Niel Crosby arriving from Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Mack
New Effington
Geo. Johnson
Java
Kenneth Datl
Corona
Miss Halmeren
Pennock, Minn
Jno
Lottie Parsons
Ortonville
Roxe Otto
Emmi Erickson
Otto Hanson
Bill Swanson
Paul Linster
Hig Stone Lake
Linster
Milwaukee
Wis
William Tew
Milbank
Alma Odegaard
Bristol
Niel Crosby
Local notes from Sisseton area Thursday to Friday
Town chatter highlights residents visiting family in Peever Wilmot and Aberdeen. mentions students at St Thomas College and Wessington, a Great Lakes tour by G A Pierce, and local business and club activites including Rexall products and a new cigar factory in Sisseton. Also notes political shifts toward the Nonpartisan League and a predicted county return to the league in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Aker
Viola Otto
Aberdeen
Geo. Crosby
Wilmot
Harry and
Frank Mbevi
Nellie
Cook
Mina
Rd. Linster
St. Thomas College
Hilda Erickson
Noema Carter
G. A. Pierce
Great Lakes
Pency Automobile Co
Rexall
F. P. Maldaner
Edith Peterson
Mr. Holmeren
John Anderson
Peeger
Maldaner
Roxe Thompson
Stewart, Minn
Anna Mikelson
Wessington
Nettleton Commercial College
Sioux Falls
F. P. Maidaner
Sioux Wall
Business College
Spencer
Claire City
Frazier warns of boycotts in North Dakota program fight
Governor Frazier addressed Burleigh county farmers and Bismarck workers at a victory celebration. He warned the industrial program opponents will use boycotts to pressure farmers and merchants, alleging banks and merchants have been coerced into supporting anti league efforts. He urged continued defense of the Nonpartisan League’s industrial laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Movement
Ommissione
Hegan
Frees
Horey
Hairy Mist
Nonpartisan League
D King
Burleigh County
Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Frazier
Hhr
Ers
Othecoh
Thei
When to Hydrophobia in Dogs and Water Care
Public health notice advises calm handling of dogs in heat, warns against panic over rabies fears, emphasizes giving dogs plenty of water, reducing meat intake, muzzling aggressive dogs, and supervising children with strays to prevent disease spread. It notes most mad dog fears are unfounded and emphasizes hydrophobia is spread by contact, not heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ares
Jone
Simm
Goodwill and Saron Church Services Announced
Morning service and communion at Goodwill church at 10:20. Evening service and vacation school continue two weeks for Sunday school and Bible class at noon. Luther League at 6 45. At Saron church service in the American language and communion at 2 o clock. C Vane pastor extends hearty welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwill Church
Luther League
Sarin Church
Vane
Ton Baseball Club Bill Notice
Members are urged to present any outstanding accounts for payment to Emil Akers, Secretary Treasurer, at the earliest convenience. All bills due should be rendered promptly to settle the club’s financial affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton Baseball Club
Bered Atanes
Emil Akbr
Sec
Treas Sil
Moonshine Ring Run By Moonlight Suspected In SD
A terse report notes a suspected moonshine operation in South Dakota involving a trio led by Ronen, a minor employee and son of a former county sheriff. An officer confiscated still equipment and launched an investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Ronen
Juvenile and adult plea lead to fines and jail time
A court accepted guilty pleas from two defendants in Davison county. Judge WM Herbert Rich fined $240 and sentenced one to 80 days in jail, with the minor receiving a shortened term due to age. Officers also reported seizing another dis flaring outfit, the second in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judes
Herbert Rich
Davison County
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al Wicks
Minneapolis
Paris
Eunice Hills
Rose George
Beatrice Osman
Miss Lanhorn
Ottorville
Lloyd Peterson
Vermilli
Russel Aney
Peever
W.F. Carberg
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Emma Waletich
Northwestern Appeal
Anti Soc
Leegiit
East
Thos
Sisseton
Walter L. Johnson
Milbapy R
Richert
Wm. Swense
di Bute
L. B. Texre
Rosholt
Herman Schauman
Grant Two
Why County
Florence
Yield Olis
A. R. Kelley
Fargo
Roberts Counts Press, Inc
Dolph DeArmet
Huron
Sisester
Wicks
Webster's Fly Oil
Y. PD. Maldaner
Minder and Kennedy
Props
Sisseton, S. D
Banks
Diemath
Hagen
Loxie
John N. Hagan
Agriculture and Labor
Guaranty State Bank
the Bank of Guaranteed Deposits
Tone Klein Torvik
U. M. Peterson
R, Jorgenson
Paul Siebwert
Belien
Goodwill and Saron
Schindler Bros
Sieseton, So. ‘Dak
V. A. Smith
Carl J. Rice
Met
Buk
Bldg
Minnapolis
Minn
Kor
Bons Formenly of
C. A. Yeager
Shorthorn Hull
Will Davies
S. D
Dry Wood Lake
Sistleton
Swan Nelson
Golden West
Andrew J. Olson Peever
Clarence Tallakson
D. Bush
Pale
John W. Wait
Champaign
Llinois
Otto B. Anderson
Salh
Eden
Wirt
P.O
Avondale
Andrew Tollefson
Grenville
Tri
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Wil
H. R Hanson
Chevrolet
Nils
Pinder
Peter Olson
Heinicke
Sigseton Produce Co. i
Sigseton Weekly Standard
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