Regulatory changes expand migratory waterfowl open seasons
The Department of Agriculture issued proposed rules under the migratory bird law set to take effect around August 16 1916 after presidential approval. Changes include reclassifying states between breeding and wintering zones and elevating open season dates in Illinois Nebraska Iowa Kansas Missouri while preserving year round protection for wood ducks. Mrs Frank Otto is employed as assistant coolcat at the Radisson.
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Department of Agriculture
Middle Western
Kentucky
West Virginia
Missouri
Kansas
Utah
Nevada
Mississippi
Minneapolis
Memphis
Bismark
Nebraska City
Friends honor Dr Quinnell with playful bachelor party
In a light hearted custom a group invited Dr Quinnell to the Thompson House on Friday evening where he received a fine rocking chair and a four course supper. The gathering teased him about future married life with lectures and admonitions from peers as to domestic duties and timing. Mr Garlson of Ortonville visited Sisseton, noted for a Mason and Carnegie building contract.
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Tady
Quinnell
Thompson House
Benedicts
Paul Rickert
Chris Andrews
Hal Knight
Ira Jencks
Max Dady
Ed Quaineance
Paul Linster
Emil Vange
W. L. Johnson
Roberts County Normal Institute Sisseton June 20 30 1916
The Roberts County Normal Institute will be held in Sisseton from June 20 to June 30 1916 with Professor A H Seymour of the Northern Normal and Industrial School Aberdeen to lead sessions Other faculty include Miss Lida Williams of Aberdeen for Primary Methods Music and Drawing Mr H Souder Grant County superintendent for Reading Grammar and Literature and Frank R McKenna on Civics A new feature includes practical hygiene and sanitation lectures by local physicians Season tickets for the chautauqua available at reduced prices A report of a vehicle collision with injuries and horses killed is included as local note The Woodmen initiated three new members Glenn Hudson Harry Murphy and Bill Johnson and Pat Reardon of Claire City visited the town.
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Roberts County Normal Institute
Sisseton
A. H. Seymour
Northern Normal and Industrial School
Aberdeen
Voliza
Frank R. McKenna
McKenna
Dow
Civies
Ortley School Leaders Retained For Another Year
Mr Schmit of Sisseton visited Ortley with Prof Clayton Schmidt and Miss Emma Schmidt who will again lead the Ortley Schools next year. Graduation at Ortley High saw Magdalén Orton Tilda Nelson Amanda Johnson and Mildred Shoemaker honored with a large Lutheran crowd present. Rev R C Shearer urged higher aims and education. Ethel Johanna Thorsgaard died at age three years eleven months and five days after convulsions at commencementExercises funeral held at the Lutheran Church.
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Schmit
Sisseton
Prof
Clayton Schmidt
Emma
Ortley
Miss Schmidt
Ortley High School
Magdalénd Orton
Tilda Nelson
Amanda Johnson
Mildred Shoemaker
R. C. Shearer
Doland
S. D
Rev. Shearer
Supt. Thomas
Ole Ronhning
Ethel J. Thorsgaard
Our
Ethel Johanna
O. EB. Thorsgaard
Wanbay
Ethel
Ethel Johanna Thorsgaard
Wantoma
Wisconsin
Chapman Hospital
Waubay
Westberg
Summit
Watertown Hosts Grand Army Encampment Activities
Watertown will host the Grand Army of the Republic and the Woman's Relief Corps on 13 14 15 with state meetings in the Lake City. Mayor A T Hopkins and others invite, with headquarters at Kampesta Hotel and private rooms arranged. The parade features R H Henderschott drummer boy and Molla Fourth Regiment Band. Governor Frank M Byrne among guests.
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Watertown
Grand Army of the Republic
Woman's Relief Corps
Lake City
A. T. Hopkins
Carrie G. Rowe
W. It
Kampesta
Guard of Honor
Sons of the American Revolution
Sons of Veterans
Frank M. Byrne
Rooster Day Prompts South Dakota Farmers to Cull Roosters
The Pure Food and Drug Commissioner urges South Dakota farmers to remove all male birds after the spring breeding season to improve egg quality. Roosters are to be killed or sold for slaughter next week, while well bred birds are kept. The campaign has reduced male birds and boosted egg values in eastern markets. Earl Barkey left for Minneapolis on business.
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Swat
South Dakota
Pure Food and Drug Commissioner
Hoyers
Tri Avani the World Parade Plans and Chautauqua Details
The note outlines two parade divisions the north from Claire City New Hiling ton Hatomer Kosholt to Sisseton and the south from Agency Peever Wilmot Browns Valley to Sisseton with Andrew Marvick leading the north and W F Carlberg the south. Chautauqua runs June 1 to 26 in Sisseton and banners denote dates. About 106 cars expected and each division will hire a band singers and speakers with a pledge to join the parade.
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Sisseton
Agency
Peever
Wilmot
Browns Valley
Claire City
New Hilingston
Hatomer
Kosholt
Andrew Marvick
W. F. Carlberg
Sinseton
S. C
Marvick
Carlberg
Chiutaugua Committee
Sisseton High School Class of 1916 Commencement Night
Commencement exercises honored thirteen graduates at the Opera House with an address by Prof. Nichol of Aberdeen. Salutatorian Mary Class spoke well, valedictorian Esther Morris delivered a fluent address, and diplomas were presented by J A Robertson. An afterglow banquet followed in the Howard Babcock home.
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Sisseton High School
Opera
Pera
Whert
Mary
Nichol
Aberdeen Nove Mal
Gradu
Esther Morris
Prof
Emerson
Alma Odegaard
Mary Class
Hattie Rud
Lacy Linster
Hilda Staing
Gladys Lewis
Rose Otto
Dewey Hanson
Gordon Bab Icock
Aubrey Knight
Dwight Preston
Harold Smith
J. A. Robertson
Sisseton
Paxt
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Frank Otto
Coolcat the Radisson
Dr. Quinnel
Garlson
Ortonville
Masonic and Carnagie
International Harvester Company of America
Sprandars Ars
Thos. Thompson
Teachers Institute
Woodmen
Glenn Hudson
Harry Murphy
Bill Johnson
Pat Reardon
Julia
Margaret Otto
Fred Flemming
Parental
Bossko
Earl Barkey
Tri Avani
the World
Roslyn
Morton
New Efington
Rost
Efington
Messrs
Oliver and
Lewis
Cora Robinson
Effington
Diamond
Fedrician Bade
Howard Babcock Homie
The
Old Reliable
First National Bank
Sisseton, S. D
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