Pioneer Post Trader Dies and Local Committees Named
June 5 notices list Pioneer Post Trader of Fort Sisse ton death and committee assignments including church services and Sunday school.o9
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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1917
Page
4
June 5 notices list Pioneer Post Trader of Fort Sisse ton death and committee assignments including church services and Sunday school.o9
Fragmentary notes describe a Sunday church service led by Rev Rogel with songs and a parade at eleven. An Opera House program pleased attendees, though details are sparse. Also listed: 160 acres for sale or lease in Bossko township and notices for a gray mare and a bay mare found. contact 1. Bpron, Lake City, SD.
The Office of City Auditor reports receipts from Water Rent Licenser and sales of lead pipe water meters and Mikvelanoux sources totaling 1,407.94 through May 1, 1917. Funds turned into City Dene and THd OA, with dated signatures from City Auditor Mn. Bpackman on May Int, 1917.
Easter visitors gathered including Mrs Landstrom and children Mr Otto Anderson and children Mr and Mrs Henry Hackberth. Johnnie Nigg bought a Ford last week. Agnes Wharrett of Peover visited Verna Ponder. Ming Mary McMann closed a term of school in the south school Saturday. A social followed the event with a successful raffle netting nearly 26 dollars. Veterans home hop concluded the gathering.
The government offers Liberty Bonds with 3 percent tax free income and potential profit from sale. Bonds can be bought in $100 registered denominations and redeemed directly from the government. Treasury Secretary McAdoo urges nationwide subscription and warns against solicitors.
First National Bank of Sisseton appears in local financial notices and advertisements detailing services, loan terms, and community banking updates for residents and businesses in the region.
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