09 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1905
Page
1
A testimonial letter from J H Bowman of Lebanon Democrat cites dramatic heart cure results. The piece extols Miles Medical Co and urges readers to try Dr Miles Heart Cure, promising guaranteed benefit or refund.
A chaotic OCR piece mentions city events, a residence fire at Mons Monson, and a weather forecast system with wind and temperature notes. It references the Simp sin Park area, a January session for teachers, and warrants distribution. It lists names like Ole Svensen and Peterson and notes gunelati shoot scores from last Friday.
The Zenith literary club hosted about forty members and guests at the Howard Babcock residence on Monday evening despite a threatening sky and a severe electrical storm. A social hour preceded a varied program of duets, readings, and toasts followed by refreshments. The event left members pleased with the impression of their first gathering.
The State Auditor reports collected warrants for wolf bounty rewards across several years. Warrants remain undelivered to rightful owners due to missing or improper mailing addresses, hindering payment. The notice urges interested parties to verify their records and correct addresses to claim their warrants.
A temporary injunction was issued against N Wilcox and Wan i of the pawn Hoard of Sisselton township restraining them from continuing the building of the Marvey Trowe bridge east of town. They are ordered to appear before Judge McCoy in Aberdeen on the 9th to show cause why the injunction should not be made permanent.
The town of Oacoma in Lynn County South Dakota will become a key distributing point with the Lyman County extension of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway. It promises as a growing trade center with steamboat and rail transportation and a June sale of town lots offering profitable investment quotes.
Strayed, eight head of steers and cows, missing since May. If anyone knows their whereabouts, please contact Horton & Go Tresworts at the minehoor in Sisseton.
Good Will announces a three day national celebration with a fine program. Stereopticon lectures and moving pictures will be shown each evening. Mitriotic religious services occur on Sunday with preaching by Brigadier General Robert N Adams J D of Minneapolis. He will also give an address on July Fourth. A camp ground is provided west of the pasture near the camp.
James W. Wilson announces an excursion on Ti 16 to the agricultural hall at Brookings with Governor Blood and Mr. M. J. Greeley to speak. All departments open, program includes parade shin battle relay race baseball and other athletic sports for inspection and asp. Carlberg Bros announce relocation and shift to selling machinery in their new place, thanking patrons for past support.
Advertised letters list at Sisseton post office includes Annie Anderson Walter Witbury Walter Witlhess Saint, with notices dated June 9. Recipients urged to claim advertised letters by referring to the list and sender Casper Kennedy.
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