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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
8
The piece accuses The Still Misrepresenting The Record of misreporting a Roberts County records probe. Executive Accountant Lampy arrived after a delay while taxpayers’ committee formed May 20 and a confidential exchange shows outside examiner preferred.
Notice to voters in Sisseton Independent School District Roberts County South Dakota sets June 17 1914 as election day at the school house to elect one board member for three years and an unexpired two year term polls open 9 a m close 4 p m A A Perezgon Clerk of Board of Education Binseton SD
Public notices dated June 3 and June 8, 1913 list nominations for the board of education. O P Rask and W J Thomas named for unexpired terms, M W L St Tavie and H S Morris named for three year terms. A A Peterson signs as clerk of the district.
The Saron ladies announce their annual sale at the Mikkelson home five miles northwest of Sisseton next Thursday June 12. Free lunch at noon and a musical program precede the sale of useful and beautiful articles made by the ladies during the past year. A cordial invitation goes to all.
A feature by Kit Carson’s Buffalo Ranch Big Three Circus showcases Western girls skilled on horses. The bevy of riders perform Hippodrome races and equine feats captivating crowds with speed and beauty. Show occurs in Sisseton on Wednesday June 18, in both matinee and evening.
A. A. Burch and N. Manley of Minnesota township passed through town Wednesday while traveling to Browns Valley.
Friday session notes bills approved or rejected for county offices and services including wolf scalps and various supplies. Several clerical items listed with costs and vendors. several employees and services noted. continuation planned next week.
Jim Honeysett leaves for Apple ton to work as timekeeper on the Milwaukee. Prof. Orr, eye specialist of Chicago, to visit Sisseton next week. Kit Carson Buffalo Ranch Wild West shows in town June 18. Rev K N Rudie entertain 30 youths in honor of Miss Clara Dahl, with lawn games and cake. Miss Dahl departs for Kansas with her brother Henry.
Cogswell North Dakota hosts a Wild West show with Kit Carson Buffalo Ranch. Indians from many tribes appear. a red man emerges from Uncle Sam's reservation. A local discussion hints at crime prevention through activity and music.
An observed incident from Harper's Weekly relates a monkey engaging a deadly cobra. The animal approaches, grasps the snake near its head, and after a tense struggle rubs the cobra's head on the ground until it is entirely rubbed off, then flees to join its chattering companions.
The article recalls the fata morgana off Calabria and between Italy and Sicily as a famed sea mirage showing phantom cities and ships. It also recounts Jobson’s sleepless night after denying a poor woman a small sum, praised by Madison who asks who the woman was.
Marion Craw notes that silences vary from irritating to deeply meaningful. The quotation suggests some silences convey kindness and love, making it painful to break them, while others grant relief when finally interrupted.
A Glasgow journalist, careless in appearance, seeks a show review. He presents a card at the box office and the manager asks if he is there to work. The journalist retorts he would not come for amusement and stalks out.
Notice is given by the administrator Howard Babcock for the estate of Elmer E Boyd deceased to creditors and all claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Mail or deliver to the administrator at First National Bank Building Sisseton Roberts County South Dakota.
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