Missing items valued at 100 dollars reported in Sisseton area
A hired man for Loll disappeared last week stealing an overcoat watch and jewelry valued at 100 dollars from the Lolls while they were away. Authorities notified. Dr L J McDonell appointed by the U S Department of Agriculture as special examining agent for cattle shipments through Keen Canada via the Soo. Appointment based on merit and veterinary qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Td. Loll
L. J. McDonell
Bureau of Animal Industry
States Department of Agriculture
Keen
Canada
Canadian Northwest
McDowell
Real estate deal gives Beaver building to Swedlund
Wm. Swedlund buys the Beaver building at Oak Street and 2nd Avenue for $9,000. The deal clears the existing billiard and pool paraphernalia from the site, Swedlund plans a premier billiard room, and Mann’s hardware and furniture store will take the vacated building space after relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Swedlund
Oak Street
2Nd Avenue
Beaver
Main Street
State Board Plans 20 Percent Express Rate Cut
The South Dakota Railroad Commissioners met in Sioux Falls with W G Smith George Rice F C Robinson W H Stanley and P W Dougherty. They announced a new express rate schedule will take effect July 1 reducing rates about 20 percent across the state. The board also discussed track construction to connect major lines at Redfield and rule changes on overhead wires across tracks. Efforts continue to coordinate Milwaukee and Minneapolis and St Louis schedules to improve Aberdeen connections reducing layovers for westbound passengers.
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State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Sioux Falls
W. G. Smith
George Rice
F. C. Robinson
W. H. Stanley
P. W. Dougherty
South Dakota
Chicago
Northwest
Ern
Chigazo
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Redfiled
Milwaukee and Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad Companie
Aberdeen
West
Milwauke Company
Trainmen report deadly assault near Wishek Lehr line
Four Syrians attacked and outraged a young woman school teacher at a lonely spot between Wishek and Lehr last Friday. They cut her tongue and she died from the injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankinson
N. D
Here
Bismarck
Wishek
Lehr
Paradise for Investors in South Dakota Gains Attention
South Dakota attracts investors as a young yet wealthy state with rich wheat farming, dairy, and cattle potential. It ranks high in gold production and welcomes continued immigration, signaling a strong outlook for investment, with homestead opportunities less common today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Union
Nortwestern
Decoration Day Observed In Sisseton Parade To Cemetery
Decoration Day in Sisseton featured a 10:30 parade route to the cemetery led by Council members, guards, school children, and teachers. Gravesites were decorated by the G A R and W R C with ceremonies at the cemetery and later at the opera house. The author recalls early Decoration Days and notes the aging veterans and diminished lines of march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisseton
Soetellos
National Guards
I. A.M
Rum Corps
W. St. D
W. R. C.and Co
Opera House
Soni
Hee Pee seBy Chotr
Tayowation
Roy
Shearer Reating Hon
Howling
Lincoln
Gattystun
Liliian Hvaneong
Caele Sammy
Gladys Lewis Brill
Firat Pritsary
Mildred Hicks
Hortavion
Ninshilston
Hoverminent Seton
Susie
Wing Henivetion
Mario Grote
Shearer
Saul
One Road Township Notes and Local Happenings
One Road Township reports mixed weather with a request for warmth. May 31st holiday observed by rural carrier McLeod. I J Johnson visited Sisset on Tuesday with three Augsberg Sextette members heading to Miss Mary Bue graduation. The Bue family, Livingston family, and Mrs Wilbur’s home noted for weekend visits and local events. Henry Gilbertson sold horse and buggy to Ole Hegge. Henry Achen started out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLeod
I. J. Johnson
Sisset
Augsberg
K. K. Bue
Borghild
Webster
Mary Bue
J. E. Livingston
Livingston
A. Wilbur
Henry Gilbertson
Ole Hegge
Henry Achen
Local Notes From Dry Wood Lake Area
Assessors and settlers update: J R Chilson busy gathering cattle while Dan Knight and Dan Hoffman report on birds and land. Albert Sturma lands contract for Frank Howell barn. Arthur Jackson buys a fine team for $400. Mayasan church lads form a baseball squad as local zest, while sage elder Ted Shirk paints Moses Hisgun’s house. Weather fluctuates with wind and rain, and Wild Rice crops are noted in Tamarack. The Scandalmonger.
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J. R. Chilson
Frank Howell
Albert Sturma
Bert Thayer
Arthur Jackson
Mr. Thayer
Dan Knight
Dan
Simon Hoffman Jr
McKinley Two
Frank Parker
Whetstone Lake
John Hoffman
Montana
Woodward
Britton
Ted Shirk
Moses Hisgun
Paul
Clear Lake
Bossko
Peever
Mike Hoffman
Tamarack
Minn
Mike
Bobb
Sisseton
George Wolleys Place
A Few Words on Advertising
A speaker defends advertising costs and argues ads must reflect true goods. He warns that promoting faulty products harms future sales and trust, stressing that advertisers should know both the item and the manufacturer before promoting it.
Lost cattle from McKinley section 13 details
Missing six steers from section 13 McKinley bearing ear marks. Car end cut off with underwatch. Reward offered for recovery. Notify William A. Monson at Veblen R F D 2.
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McKinley
Two
Wm. A. Monson
Veblen
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Sullivan Lumber Co
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Patie Hy
A. W. Tower
Sisseton, S. D
Mest
Sisseton Standard
Ely
Roueis County
ARS
Sisseton Co-operative Creamery
Dakoat
Noekewil
Grocery and Confectionery
W.E. Ballenj
AER
Ralph Kivley
SAA Co
J. G. Lepleeve
Sisseton and
Vicnty
Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Sorraan
Dry Wood Lake Two
Albert Davidson
Butte Co
Three Buttes
Mayasan Church
Diamond
Folsom
St. Paul Colored Gophers
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