S. S. Convention Held In Wilmot With Delegates
The Roberts County Sunday School Association held its annual meeting in our city with about 35 visiting delegates. Dr Verkuyl spoke on memory work and practical Christianity, Rev Christianson on evangelistic aims, and discussions covered boys needs and pupil expectations. Officers elected for the coming year include W J Stevenson president and Pearl Robinson secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts County Sunday School Association
Our City
Verkuyl
Rev. Christianson
Tawin
J. W. Thomas
Stevenson
Goddsill
Mazel Brewster
Methodist Church
Wilmot
W. J. Stevenson
Goodwill
Mrs. Monroe
Miss Anderson
Pearl Robinson
Sisseton
Veblen Notes On Family Trip And Hospital Visit
Mrs J W Christianson and op William left last Monday for Lis where the latter will undergo an operation. They will visit relatives in Southern Minnesota after he leaves the hospital. Dean living 5 miles south while at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Christianson
Op William
Lis
Rela
Minnesota
Dean
Church Notes from Sisseton Weekly Services
Morning worship at 10 30. Junior Congregation 11 30. Evening service 4. Prayer meeting this day evening. All regular services Sunday. Sunday School 11 45 Epworth League 7. Evening service 8. Dist Epworth League meets Milbank next Sat Sun Mon. Delegates meet Dig Stone Lake. Attendees from Sisseton Chapter listed. Services Lake View church next Sunday 3 pm. Luther League 6 15 pm. Prayer meeting Thursday 6. Confirmation class Saturday 1 30. Confirmation at Lake View Tuesday 1 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anylo
Sisseton
Epworth League
Dist
Milbank
San
Dig Stone Lake
Milbank League
Ine, Otto
Hazel Brewster
Nellie Oliver
Hall Carter
Rose Otto
Lakeview Church
Pen
Luther League
Lake View Church
Rider gored by bull badly injures man in yard
A man in the township was severely gored by a bull last Friday. He suffered internal injuries and was feared unlikely to recover but is now improving and hopes to be up soon. Ben Grove of Bassko Two visited last Saturday to discuss funds for a revival meeting camp. The Veblen Independent District school construction injunction was nulled last Friday at Sisseton. Judge Bouck will hear the case again on June 15 at Britton-Veblen Advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Grove
Bassko
Grove
Nordby
Matt
Board of Education
Veblen
Sisseton
Batterton
Sherin
Vegetarian Yorkshire terrier named Sister in Boston
Mrs. M. R. L. Freshel of Boston, president of the Millennium guild, notes her Yorkshire terrier Sister is a lifelong vegetarian. Sister reportedly eats lentils, peas, beans, celery, carrots, radishes, lettuce, apples, nuts, eggs, oatmeal, and buttered toast. Mrs. Freshel argues diseases come from meat and says she adopted vegetarian principles twelve years ago for animals as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terricr
Boston
M. R. L. Freshel
Millennium Guild
Sister
Freshel
Mrs. Freshel
Folke
Belmont Heads Aviation Corps Proposes National Flight Defense Network
The Aero-Military Federation of America led by August Belmont proposes a volunteer aviation corps with district bases in New York and other cities, 1500 landing stations nationwide, and an immediate push for Congress to authorize a regiment. Secretary of War Lindsey M. Garrison received a letter from Alan Ry Stawley endorsing a government squadron of aeroplanes for defense, citing recent aerial attacks and the need for aerial range and eye in coast defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Aero-Military Service Federation of America
Belmont
Aml Mortimer
Isquano Dewly
Delano
New York
Tlehioud
Chicago
St Louis
Iaea
Che Vero Byumaron
Addyin
Delio
Jesus Citolls
Phvst
Aero Militiry Federation
PII
Uege
United States Army
Navy
AV Nation Corps
Dolio
Con
Nd Sys
Lindsey M. Garrison
Alan Ry Stawley
Aero Clip
Ameren
Fovermens
Elekit Meroph
Ila Elty
Aero Club
Clty
Venice
Avstehin Aviatora
Mr. Hawley
Brussels
Dead Prospector Leaves Estate to Grubstake Recipient
A San Bernardino man inherits a $40,000 estate from a prospector who grubstaked him decades earlier. A New York attorney, J. G. Jamison, revealed the deceased’s will after locating Garner, confirming the bequest to the young Highland proprietor who once assisted Haw Snyder on a mining trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Bernardino
Cal
A. J. Garver
Highland
Garner
Jerome, Ariz
W. WH. HaWsnyder
Hawsnyder Shire
Gua Garner
W. E. Havwsnyder
J. G. Jamison
New York
Gua
Jamison
Wireless theory blamed for Princess Irene blast
Royal author Fred T. Jane proposes in the Evening Standard that the Princess Irene disaster near Sheerness was caused by an ill timed wireless device. He notes the Bulwark explosion nearby and suggests a covert attuned wireless charge could raze a magazine, warning two blasts in the same district would be improbable but possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred T. Jane
Bulwark
London
Evening Standard
Fred 'S
Jane
Rman
Britih
Sheerness Harbor
Medway
Mr. Jyne
Ira
Timaghons
Lane Plans Club For U S Workers
Washington plans a large cooperative club for 15 000 government clerks with a clubhouse, food and goods stores, and discounts. Secretary Lane leads a three member committee, building on the Interior department Home club to form a wider cooperative network. Members already get lower egg, butter, candy prices and coal at savings, with many retailers signing agreements for discounts.
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Washington
Wikkim Ix
Line
Mt 18
Lane
Reclamation
Interior Department
Home Club
Lew
Jackson
Place
G. I. Weston
Bureau of Mines
Jailcourtship Leads to West Virginia Wedding
Minnie Brooks twenty and John Bohis wed in Morgantown West Virginia after a jail courtship. Brooks was serving six months for threatening to keep a suitor. Bohis joined after three months, serving ninety days. They met and married despite limited face to face contact during confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
W. Va
Minnie Brooks
John Bohis
Bohis
Bolla
Don’t Kill the Birds Says Town Editor
The McClazky Post editor urges parents and teachers to impress on children that harming birds or nests is as grave as murder. He cites two boys from respectable families who killed a bird family in a vacant building on Main Street, describes their remorse, and calls for cooperation to protect local bird life.
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Main Street
Shy suitor ponders bold line with a string test
A timid young man with many opportunities hesitates to act as a woman teases him. They sit on a sofa and chair during a quiet evening. She jokes about the math of love and a waist line, prompting a mild response and a playful challenge about a string measuring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruyntrade
Sual
Notice of Annual School Election in Sisseton SD
Notice to qualified voters in Sisseton Independent School District Roberts County South Dakota that the annual election will be held Tuesday June 15 1915 at the school house to elect one member to the board of education polls open nine AM close four PM A A Peterson clerk of the board confirms the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisseton
Roberts
South Dakota
Sisseton Independent
Roberts County
S.D
Board of Education
A. A. Peterson
Sisseton. Independent School District
Legals Summons in Roberts County Court Case
South Dakota Roberts County court issues a summons to defendant A Cienit Court and W Corporation. The plaintiff claims unpaid loan and interest, demanding answer within 30 days, or the court may grant relief including costs and disbursements. Published by order of the judge.
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State of
South Dakota
Couinty of Roberts
South Dakou
Minty
Sid Cohndmnl
Sinseton
Cowty
Roberts
South Dakoua
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Roberts County
Notice proclaims mortgage foreclosure by Gustav Klingon on property in Roberts County South Dakota. It notes default on the mortgage dated October 25 1914 and filed records, with sale to be conducted by sheriff at the courthouse front door in Watertown on June 1, 19th at 1 o clock, to satisfy principal and costs. Attorny Hustay Eliason signs for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Atton
Morgale
George Adkins
Ole T. Achess
Siawlon
South Dakota
Register of Deeds
County of
Roberts
South Dakoka
EMI Welock A.M Gud
Morten
Morte
Janaryd
JM. Yoon GastenMnbent
Gustav Klingon
Montevhles
Minnesota
Sasiantiont
Register of
Roberts County
South
Dakoks
Wittweloek
Teason
Sid Jwortence
Sn Vashelee
Mali
Dollis
Mle Dn
Jay
Kithie von
Cowitsut
Staseton
Egongine
South Darkotw
Willy Vise
Kulverts
Plovise
Kubertant
Monehis
Batdia
Solih
Order of Sale of Real Estate in Roberts County
The County Court of Roberts County issues an order of sale for the real estate of the deceased, appointing Olberees as administrator. The notice requires publication for four successive weeks in The Sisseton Weekly to inform interested parties and establish service of process ten days before the hearing. Judge Nelson presiding, Haterton & Briese, attorneys for the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STOWE
Notice to Construct Sewers for Sisseton City
Notice is hereby given for the construction of a sewer system and sewerage treatment tank for the City of Sisseton South Dakota. Bids will be received at the City Auditor's office until 2:00 PM on June 15. Plans and specifications are available at the City Auditor's office or Dakota Engineering Co. Mitchell South Dakota. The city reserves the right to reject any bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisseton
Saldells
Dakotangineering Co
Western National Bank
Mitchell, D
Dakota Bus
Dakota
Casper Kennedy
Spaceman
Old Reliable Eye Specialist at Red Cross Drug Store
An eye specialist advertised at the Red Cross Drug Store, promising reliable service and convenient access for customers seeking vision care.
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Red Cross Drug Store
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Lane Plans Club For
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McClazky
N.D
Legals
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Feuik
Steten
Nese
Hustay Eliason
Signee
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Hele
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