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Sisseton Weekly Standard

Location

Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1911

Page

3

Misleading Party Ends in Quarantine and Theft

James Wilson known as Jimmy hosts a party for his ex wife Bella and mistress Kit in a staged ruse. Aunt Selin arrives with a quarantine notice for smallpox trapping guests inside while hidden thefts and accusations unfold.

James Wilson Jimmy Peonin Jimmy Marrinn Juniny Jim Kit Wilson Selink Belle Tarbison Har- Dinon Duvinen m Phasuarda Roy

The Roof Mystery and a Hidden Vault

On the roof Jim trains under Flannigan's harsh regime as Aunt Selina and others observe. A mysterious barrel and a secret furnace room vault emerge when Harbison discovers a hidden brick opening with a crowbar and a gold watch bearing initials T. HH and a pasted portrait.

Anna Aunt Selina Jimmy Tatty Mr. Harbison Jim Flannigan Chatr Dal Plannigan Torre Aunt Gelina Rel Bella Fit Anne Bela Max Ute Ud ii Sam Belina Dallas Wilson Tim

Disputed boundary slogan shifts to compromise stance

A historical transcript notes the slogan Fifty four forty we fight used by a party in a boundary dispute. Early tone was aggressive but later leaders adopted a more conciliatory mood and agreed to a compromise.

Leeson Dabai

Court Finds No Grounds in Disbarment Case Against Attorney General

Chief Justice Corson and the full supreme court dismiss charges against Royal C. Johnson. The proceedings stemmed from a relin quishment dispute in Hyde County tied to J M Prostrollo. The case involved alleged unlawful acts and conduct unbecoming a lawyer resulting from a bogus relinquishment sale.

Pierre Corsan Igiminst Royal C. Johnson Johnson J. M. Proatello Hard

Final Proofs Slacken Pierre and Fourche Offices See Decline

Returns from the Chamberlain and Belle Fourche offices show a fall in final proofs as new lands enter fixation and Indian heirship transfers. Counts by county list Lynum 716 Stanley 414 Buffalo 20 Brule 12. Belle Fourche reports 687 new tracts led by Meade 278 and Butte 234. Timber Lake district at Aberdeen records 168 new tracts across ten counties and transfers of six Indian heirship tracts. The Cheyenne River and Standing Rock lands loom, with settler selections starting in June.

Pierre Chamberlain Bellé Fourche Lynum Stanley Buffalo Brule Buffalo County Hyde County Hughes Lyman Belle Fourcche Meade County Butte T Lawrence Harding Pierre—Wiilé Timber Lake Aberdeen Missouri River McPherson Walworth Campbell Marshall Edmunds Roberta Day Codington Clark Brown Dewey Ziebach Cheyenne River Standing Rock

Pardon Recommendation for Clark County Murder Convict

The state pardon board recommended clemency for Chriathin Christiansen who was sentenced about fifteen years ago in Clark County to life for murdering his wife. The case prompted renewed debate over mercy and justice in capital cases.

Pierre State Pardon Board Chriathin Christiansen Clark County

Headlight Law Vote Petition Reaches Secretary of State

In Pierre the Frat referendum petition to place the headlight law before voters has arrived with about 15 000 names. Ben Wood admitted in Pierre the Supreme Court granted the certificate for Hen M Wood son of the late Chauncy Wood of Rapid City, through his law degree.

Pierre Ben Wood Supreme Court Hen M. Wood Chauncy Wood Rapid City Law Department of The State Uiversity

New Real Estate Form to Take Effect July First

Pierre-All notes that blank forms for transfers and mortgages must include grantee postal address and mortgage assignee details before recording. A state association and attorney general approved the change to comply with law. A suggestion proposes using part of publicity funds for a Chicago land show exhibit in November to attract nationwide visitors.

Pierre State Association of Registers of Deeds Javt Chiego

Irrigation Scheme Aims to Relieve Water Shortage at Whitewood

Deadwood and Lead men plan a new project to irrigate farming districts below Whitewood and through Whitewood creek. A Massachusetts inventor offers a method to separate mine tailings from water, delivering clear flow for irrigation. Funds raised to test the scheme could water thousands of acres in this and Meade counties facing drought.

Deadwood Whitewood Whitewood Creek Massachusetts His Meade

Automobile Road From Hot Spring to Sylvan Lake Planned

An automobile road from here to Sylvan Lake, thirty five miles, will be built early this summer by Custer and Fall River counties with cooperation of Toval automobile owners. The route via Windcave and Custer will pass through Countanious Country and be a leading scenic drive.

Hot Spring Sylvan Lake Custer Fall River Toval Windcave Countanious

College Boys Rush Circus Tent Stoppage

About 75 University of South Dakota students attempted to enter Yan kee Tobinson's circus for free. They approached the tent as a group, were halted by stake drivers with stakes, some paid admission, and the rest retreated with broken ranks to their homes.

Vermillion University of South Dakota Yankee Tobinson

Death narrowly averted after cat bite incident

Jacob Mantel of near Hudson suffered a severe left hand laceration and blood poisoning but survived after several days in serious condition due to intensive medical care.

Jacob Mantel Hudson Manhattan Oil Company Mitchell Woonsocket Board of Education

Maori Clergyman Seeks Rubbed Nogen Substitution

A Maori clergyman visiting Chicago proposes replacing kissing with the Maori custom of rubbing nogen. He argues that kissing is dangerous and unappealing, but critics doubt the substitute will reduce temptation or preserve affection while avoiding impropriety.

Chicago

The Thing Desirable and Deportation of Life

A reflective line urges shaping life toward glory rather than dwelling on grave outcomes. It stresses intentional living and future thinking, guiding readers to pursue meaningful aims over despair.

Thumps the Doc and Voltaire on Doctors

An old quip recalls Voltaire shunning physicians akin to Macbeth and jokes about doctors who mix unknown remedies with little knowledge. The wit contrasts skepticism of medicine with distrust of practitioners.

Voltaire Macbeth Lesa

Ha! Shouted Rich Man Halts Burglar at Archway

The brief scene shows a rich man and a burglar exchanging lines under an archway. The burglar jokes about being at the rich man’s service as he reaches for silver. No further context is provided to clarify outcome or setting.

Jim Flannigan Tun Plaonigan Phammigan Coulis Deering Alr

Paxton Toilet Co Ad Warns Against Tobacco Breath

An advertisement urges smokers to try Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic to deodorize the mouth and freshen breath. It claims a dark tobacco taste disappears after rinsing, touts Paxtine as superior to other products, and offers 25 and 60 cent boxes plus a free sample from The Paxton Toilet Co of Boston.

Igildan Paxton Toilet Co Boston Mass

Cuticura Promises Skin and Hair Health Relief

An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment as essential for improving rough skin red hands and dry hair. It urges warm baths and gentle anointing, offering a free Cuticura book on request from Parker Rus & Chem. Corp in Boston Massachusetts.

Rus & Chem. Corp Boston Mase

Head on Crooked

An anecdote notes a child named Paulie who, inspecting a new cook stove with his mother, finds his reflection in the water basin and laments that while his father may have made him perfect, his head was placed on crooked.

Paul Paulie

Where They All Happen Bon Constrictor Tale

A cryptic exchange hints at a remarkable adventure involving a boa constrictor and a mysterious event. The dialogue suggests a scene at a cafe and a puzzling question about where the incident occurred.

Ata Cafe

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Advertises Cure

A Pound Wisconsin woman reports relief from dyspepsia and female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier. The ad praises the remedy for displacement inflammation fibroid tumors irregularities backache and nervous prostration and invites women to seek Mrs Pinkham's special advice.

Pound Wig Henan Stern Wis Lydia E. Pinkham

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