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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1910
Page
1
A local advocate argues Plymouth twine is superior to prison-made cordage, noting skillful machine work and reliability. He warns prison-made twine varies in quality and estimates significant daily savings from using Plymouth Twine, urging readers to buy from W. F. Carlberg.
A rural letter carriers examination will be held in Effington on Saturday August 6 1910 to fill a vacancy on Route No 1. Applicants may obtain blanks and information from the local postmaster and must file with the Commission in Washington at least ten days before the exam date.
Miss Anna Kerns directs rehearsals for the operetta Pauline to be staged in the city soon. A Milbank performance drew good votes and a strong cast is being formed here. Proceeds will benefit the local episcopal church. Date to be announced.
After July 15 the library will open only on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday each week until September 1. The notice lists altered hours due to seasonal schedule.
Luke Diamond was found unconscious near the Central Hotel and died days later from a skull injury. Eight suspects were arrested, including Jacob Tlooksa Averes Williams Derby Sam Orth Indians Ed Simons Frank Maggerty James OHearne Pat Murphy and Fred Lang. A hearing is expected soon as investigators weigh murder charges and the victim’s prior Navy discharge is noted.
The piece urges universal action to curb house flies by cleaning up nuisances at home and in hospitals, disinfecting and removing exposed filth, screening manure, and passing laws for thorough screening of public kitchens and raw foods during the fly season. It cites Daniel D. Jackson and the American Review of Reviews July edition.
The speaker advertises one half carload of hay tools led by the Anderson Stacker hailed as the best wagon hay stacker. He urges all interested to inspect the stacker and endorses its handiness and solid construction.
Funeral planned under Masonic auspices for John Pryor with a townwide sorrowing response. Also includes Sisseton library report for June 1910 showing 29 open days, 10 new registrations, 604 readers, and a warning to patrons to handle books carefully plus a magazine subscription gift from Mrs. W. E. K. Morris.
Ernest Zelinski of Cayuga North Dakota and Lydia Kramer of Mantorville Amu were married in this city on July 14 1910 by Justice Canfield.
The Golden Rule store will close tomorrow morning and reopen after the funeral of the late John. The notice indicates the family has requested privacy during services.
A 1909 Maxwell five passenger with 25 horsepower shaft drive and sliding gear transmission is offered in first class condition. It includes gas light oil side lamps tail lamps top and storm front and is advertised as up to date. Selling on easy terms with a bargain price.
All enlisted men of Co I 4th Regiment must report for drill Friday evening July p at 8 o clock. Also July 24 to prepare for encampment leaving July 25 by order F B Kelly Captain Commander Co I 4th Regt.
For gale a four horse tower Fairbanks Morse vertical gasoline engine in first class condition. Price asked is 125 dollars. N F Osborne's woodyard notes business growth requires a larger unit.
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