Warrant Call for Sisseton Township Warrants
All warrants issued by Sisseton township up to register No 155 are called for payment. No interest will be paid after this date. Payable at First National Bank. Dated July 10, 1909. M Ernster treasurer.
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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1909
Page
1
All warrants issued by Sisseton township up to register No 155 are called for payment. No interest will be paid after this date. Payable at First National Bank. Dated July 10, 1909. M Ernster treasurer.
To All Farmers. W F Carlberg advertises in stock extras for McCormick Plano Milwaukee Champion and Osborne binders and mowers including knives sections guards pitmans canvasses and other parts. He invites bringing in old sickles to be filled and fitted at half price.
Wayne Beard has opened a pool and billiard hall in the former Labatte building. He has new pool tables a clean line of confectionery and cigars and is doing steady business. Capt Kelly is in town this week preparing threshing gear for the campaign. Peever lays a new cement sidewalk boosting village prestige. Miss Jennie Johnson resigns from the telephone office and plans a trip to Minnesota.
Corre Anton Brodahl visits relatives and friends in the area. South Dakota Reds defeated Effington nine yesterday afternoon. Mr. Olson and Miss Lundie visited Gilbert Arneson’s home last Sunday. A Saturday storm damaged twenty buildings on this side of Hankinson. Crops look promising. Mrs. Henry Wilson and son Willie visited Sisseton on Friday. Whooping cough remains common. Rev and Mrs. Ondahl visited West Settlement on Saturday. John Shugren took Peter Frostad and Aug Lindquist to Summit. Mr. K K Bue was in Waubay on business. Mrs. Mary Haugen visited relatives at the Nelson home. A large crowd attended Ladies Society at Mrs. J C Johnson’s last Thursday. A Sands family dance at the Sands home yielded a merry crowd. Nils and Sander Cleven of Lemmen are visiting here. Ole Sunheim is improving his home by roof work and enlarging the dwelling.
N Wilcox offers sale of water business in Sisseton with lease of spring and surrounding ground for one to five years. Profitable operation with a favorable site for a pop factory.
Diamond Doings reports Jorrexpondence from Starbuck and nearby, noting Starbuck residents and visitors, upcoming baseball clash between Diamond and Folsom, and community hints. Mentions include Nordstrom, Nepstad family plans for Kalispell, Satre lightning rods, Julia Olson and Rev Ronning wedding in Day County, and Bethel Ladies Aid purse. Additional items cover local travel, hotel leasing, crops, and possible Opera House demolition.
Mrs Ole Steensaker and child ren visit relatives at Elbow Lake. Chas McGee buys a snow buggy. George Walker, G Arneson, and Chas McGee return with Deering binders from Browns Valley. Herman Ingail moves from Windom to Effington and will run a blacksmith shop and feed mill. Mrs Geo Walker hosts dinner. Otto Olson begins barley harvest. A J Kilness visits Sioux Falls. Editor Trockstad seen in Sisseton. Alfred Arneson resigns as drug store clerk.
Community items report births and visits with McLaird and a new baby girl, Annie Holm’s Kingston trip, various farm purchases by E O Youngberg and H Agre, windmill and barn damage from storms, Theo and Hans Sethre visiting for harvest, Nome North Dakota and Valley City travelers, a twelve pound birth to Christ Neveson, business visits by John Kjer, Ole Brodale’s machinery import, a home dance at Joe Class, a hospital stay for Hans Hanson after surgery in Fargo.
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