Printing shop upgrades and future metropolitan appearance on Maple Street
Down to now printing describes direction by A A Peterson for fixing and painting interior after remodeling. Box show windows added on Maple Street side. once stack is placed the store will look metropolitan. Also offers several new binders for sale including 12 ft MeCormick and 6 ft McCormick, Osborne brands at marked prices. Potential buyers urged to visit and negotiate for best deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A Peterson
Tanawer
Maple Street
Lange
Thave
Cormick
McCormig
W. PF
Carlberg
Gee Loses County Superintendent Election Case
Judge Marquis rules Mrs Gee cannot hold the office as her teaching certificate lapsed before the election and a six year term limit for county superintendents applies. The contested claim by Meo dopes centers on school law and certification requirements, affecting the election outcome in Roberts County.
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Marquis
Watert Tairtl
Roberts County
Gee
Alice
Meo Dopes
South Dakeriit
Jones
Good Roads Club in Sisseton Shows Earnest Effort
The Good Roads Club of Sisseton, recently organized, has raised about $1000 by subscription and won farmer support for better roads. A business committee then urged county commissioners to fund road projects, adding $750 to the pot. The effort aims to improve roads into and through several towns north and west of Sisseton.
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Tere
Good Roads Club of
Sisseton
Good Roads Club
St Paul Market Reports Prices and Crop Totals 1909
Clay, Robinson & Co. report South St. Paul cattle and stocker feeder markets steady to higher with good to choice steers five dollars plus, cows and heifers up to four fifty, canners two to two fifty, calves three to four fifty. Stockers mixed, demand steady. Widespread crop totals forecast for 1909 include winter wheat 397 million, spring wheat 296 million, corn 3.117 billion, oats 1.03 billion, rye 31.5 million, barley 191 million bushels. total 5.0625 billion. Last year grain yield 4.34 billion bushels. Optimism rises as forecasts doubt Chicago market fears.
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St. Paul
South St. Paul
Clay, Robinson & Co
Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Tornado hits Park area causes deaths and ruin
A July 12 1909 tornado swept along the lake shore near Park and Big Stone City demolishing homes and barns, killing two laborers on the Simpson Park bus driver John DeGreef and injuring others. Families faced wreckage as trees were uprooted and debris scattered. Rescue attempts followed with survivors treated in nearby barns. Funeral services for DeGreef set for Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. Frances Hammond reports.
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N Park
Aunernoon
Bet Park
Ake
Round House
Simpson Park
John DeGreef
DeGreef
Warren Wood
J. C. Wood
Milbannk
Schmickle
Framm
C. Puder
Sisseton
Serios
Gerh
Big Stone
Mr. Scheff
Wes
Manhattan Island
Frances Hammond
Golden Rule Clothing Co Prepares New Stock Awake August First
A STANDARD reporter found Golden Rule Clothing Co installing fixtures and shelving in the Golden Rule building in preparation for a late summer opening. A crew of men was busy assembling displays as the store readies a stock of up-to-date clothing and furnishings.
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Golden Rule Clothing Co
Golden Rule Clothing
Golden Rule
Standard
Palace Drug Store
Citizens National Bank
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The
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Twister
Ortonville
Death
F.P. Maldaner
Bissetoy and
Viary
China
Weil
Sisseion, South Dakota
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