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Sisseton Weekly Standard

Location

Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1907

Page

2

Story of the French Revolution Chapter Scenes in Court

In a Paris tribunal during the republic, Louis Trudaine confesses his private motive for aiding two alleged fugitives and identifies the Dubois pair, while tensions rise as Rose protests and Danville arrives amid a tense scene of confessions and accusations.

Patriote Oielaliy Walters Pier Whiel Weebler Theon Talnuil Jugi Eltogenia Lemaque Magloire Wie Pird Wali Leining Atoud Danville Pri ‘E Bar of Justice Iror Martigne Capet Republic Ead Pheres Lomaque Loula Trudaine Rose Danville Repub Louis Trudaine Dana Ville Citi- Sto Choyenne Dubois Picard Lomague Deyenne Dubois Pivard Magloiin Wilrds L Degrand Trodaine Rue Ile Clery France Tom Dubois Trudaine Rose

Love Now A Days and the Grass Widow Debate

A humorous exchange inspired by the New York Herald. A reader recalls two romantic encounters a youth and an older man. The youth ignores advice and marries, while an old country man jokes about courting and marrying a grass widow. The punchline: the man who marries one is a jackass, and the elder plans to accept a proposal by wire.

The New York Herald Waller

Slums as Social Danger Cited by Reverend White

A fragment quotes Reverend R A White arguing that danger to society does not only come from poverty’s victims but also from the boulevarding from the slums, reflecting a cautionary social view.

R. A. White

Jurist and Wife Celebrate Golden Wedding

Tudee and Ms AW Thirth of Wu and Mira celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary in Pontiac Michigan area. The couple's long career includes legal service with the Illinois North Western railway and roles as attorney general candidate. They mark the milestone amid family and friends and recall years of public service.

Tudee Ms AW Tae Northwest Mie Sour Takeg le Wiselty Huron wWese Chirgen & NortheWestern Railway Routh Dakar Hil Arasay Judge Uytt Emily Bocben Pontiac, Mich

Peruna praised by Wisconsin and New Jersey readers

Emma Stolt of Appleton Wisconsin says Peruna improved her severe backache irritation and general illness after other remedies failed Theresa Bertles of White Church New Jersey reports chronic stomach and internal organ catarrh relief after six months of Peruna with renewed energy and breath Now she deems Peruna the best medicine in the world and recommends it to friends.

Emma Stolt Onuida St Appleton, Wis Palais Suyn L Miss ‘Mheresa Bertles White Church Perina Tam

Electric Road Has Clear Way In Mitchell Area

Mitchell businessmen formed a committee to inspect a proposed electric railway from Mitchell to Marshall Minnesota. D B Miller reports farmers welcomed the idea and expect minimal land costs with potential investments, aiding route clearance and right of way. Franchises in Armour and Wagner move forward as power line plans unfold with Twin Cities financiers seen as backers. The firm plans a $100000 plant investment in Mitchell.

Mitchell Marshall Minn D. B. Miller Miller Minneapolis St. Paul Marshall Mitewell John Assher Armour and Wagner Armour Twin Cities

Sioux Falls Seeks Irrigation Aid By Water Rights Plan

Sioux Falls residents push to store flood waters from Sioux River at Lake Poinsett and Lake Kampeska switch to power storage and flood control east of the Missouri River. They filed water rights along the river after a State Engineer visit explained low water laws and compulsory steps.

Sioux Falls Missouri River Teir Sioux River Lake Poinsett Lake Kampeska Lake Poingett Lea

Indian Divorce Decree Sought for Historical Record

The state historical department received a request to file an Indian divorce decree issued on June 16 1885 by an Indian court at the Sis seton Indian reservation. The decree, written in Indian on a small note paper, lacks formal paper and date stamps, and the donor seeks to establish its legality as evidence of early territorial court procedure.

State Historical Department Sisseton Sune Mindian Historical Department

Tri State Grain Dealers Elect Officers At Sioux Falls

The Tri State Grain Dealers association annual convention in Sioux Falls adjourned with F. Crandall of Mankato as president and J. Bennett of Flandreau as vice president. The group expanded its reach to northern Minnesota and urged change in grain reinspection rules at terminals.

Tri-State Tri- State Grain Dealers’ Association Sioux Falls F. ©. Crandall Mankato Minn J. M. Bennett Flandreau S. D A. H. Wood Minneapolis L. W. Gifford A. H. Betts Mitchell E. P. St. John Heron Lake H. H Mintham Bradley

Dig Up Chief's Head From Sacred Heart Find

Yankton anthropologists report a burial find at Sacred Heart hospital during excavation. Indian chief remains unearthed with a carved pipe bowl showing zigzag ornament. The skull suggests a low forehead and a head only slightly raised above the eyes.

Yankton Sacred Heart Hospital

Little Pitchers

Tommy questions Mr. Smith about not boarding the ocean steamer. Guest clarifies he had no plans to go, while Tommy recalls mamma’s remark that papa asked him to dinner to spare him seasickness.

Tommy Mr. Smith Papa

Bunkered in a Parrot Cage Incident

A man notes his parrot Polly perched on an egg in its cage grows restless as weeks pass unrewarded. In a dawn scene the bird screeches and reveals a chipped beak while attempting to reach the egg, declaring in comic exasperation that it is bunkered.

Polly Scott

Wisconsin man prospers in Canadian Northwest letter reveals gains

Philip Beisiegel, writing from Cayley Alberta on December 7, 1906, reports rapid wealth from homesteading and livestock. He notes patent on his claim, 320 acres bought and sold for profit, several hundred acres more, 15 horses, 30 cattle, 22 pigs, poultry, and paid-for city lots in Calgary and High River. He praises prospects and mentions others faring well in the same period.

United States Cayley Alta Watertown Canadian Northwest Northwest Calgary High River Wisconsin Belsiegel Philip Beisiegel Canada

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