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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1912
Page
2
Andrew Millvick drives a car door purchase from W FY at Pard and Ben Nelson visits Browns Valley. The briefing notes Play Day activities scheduled for today by Vessey and local officials.
Q at Spokane Washington visits her parents Mr and Mrs JB Canfield Mrs G Q Kirby returns from Northfield and Montevideo Minnesota John Carswell and son Robin travel to Arizona Frank Winappell from Joseph Ming attends St Benedicts academy W F P Cintberg offers a second hand thrasher for sale See other notes in this paper
The Presbyterian church will observe Children’s Day on June 23 during the regular evening service. Miss Nona Sheelar, formerly of Sisseton High School, has returned to her Webster home.
Mr and Mrs A Stavig Rev Rudie and Miss Lena Peterson attended the Lutheran convention at Fargo, traveling together in the Stavig car.
A party of young people packed lunch baskets and headed to Wilcox's Creek on Wednesday afternoon to enjoy a pleasant picnic outing in the rural area.
Kitchen Swenson of Cloquet Minnesota has spent the past week in the city as a guest of his cousin Ben Nelson.
Max Priedkind represented the Remington Typewriter firm during a brief city stay this week lasting two to three days. He engaged with local business contacts and promoted company services amid regional events.
Mrs Tom Osman and her three youngest children left last week for a month long visit with relatives in Newark TH.
The girls of the Junior Endeavor Society enjoyed a Wednesday picnic on the banks of the Little Minnesota River. lingering breezes and friendly chatter marked the pleasant afternoon.
Mr and Mrs EB Wilson and their one hour old child arrived in the city from Beardsley on Wednesday. Mr Wilson returned the same day. Mrs Wilson says the children will remain with her parents Mr and Mrs Martin Soli for some time as guests.
A local lumber dealer extols the home as the sacred center of morals and prosperity. The pitch notes smooth delivery of kiln dried, sized lumber to reduce labor, claiming a few hundred dollars will make home building feasible and inviting customers to visit and discuss options.
Local brief describes an incident at Celinty Vinal Bask where a person named Callaun visited on a Tuesday in Met cas Went to W tow to look Dy. Cheater util Which Was Litdly in tes beg' Wiel dest sven.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and numbers in a dated archival style. Readable items include partial names and a monetary figure, with references to a past event or transaction. Further clarity required for precise summary and entities.
A minister named Reeves Todd will hold a service at the Presbyterian church in Will conciet city this Sunday. The event is led by Hiei Oyetiiues and marks the town’s religious calendar.
A county court adopts a preliminary list of hooks to guide aid distribution for residents. The document indicates the list will be finalized and published after review, with further steps toward providing support to eligible households.
Rev FE OYE announces confimation services at the Lakeview Hotel on Friday June 21 at 10 oclock. The youths presenting their lives for confirmation include Melains Coette, Kani Lann, Angusta Martha Nieland, Frieda land, Meta Erdman and Ioepke.
Episcopal services planned in Guild Hall on Sunday June 16. Morning Prayer and Litany at 10:50 a m. Sermon at noon. Horatio Tragitt of Columbia University will conduct. Free seating. All welcome.
Miss Lena Olson of Enterprise township rode the noon train to Wilm ot yesterday to attend Ester Remund’s funeral at the family home in Lake township at noon today. Esther, a former pupil of Miss Olson, died early Tuesday morning.
Report notes completion Thursday morning of a new head alignment by the tire engine at the Sisseton Mall amp Light Co plant. Electric services, interrupted during repairs, have resumed day and night operation.
Auction sale will be held on the Roy C Stevens farm fifteen miles southwest of Sisseton on Wednesday June 26 at 10 00 a m. A large amount of personal property will be disposed of with Jim Dougherty as auctioneer and O P Rask as clerk. A free lunch will be served at noon. A mail carrier on route No 3 Mr Davis lost an eight colored overcoat in the vicinity of Old Bossko finder rewarded by returning to the office.
Help wanted advertisement seeking a girl for general housework at the Momeny Hotel. Apply in person with standard print at the hotel office.
A Sisseton woman testifies to lasting benefit from Down's Kidney Pills after years of fatigue and weakness. She cites a 1907 endorsement and a 1910 interview confirming she remains satisfied with the treatment. The ad notes the product price and Foster Milburn Co. as U.S. agents with the slogan Remember the name Dean's.
Fragmentary text indicates Aberdeen plans a 200 delegate event on January 19 2 amid a state conversion process. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but reference to Sassy Mi Baa Co and possible scheduling at a gathering or festival setting.
Notice of foreclosure sale by Sheriff Jon Swanson of Roberts County South Dakota. The trustee in Mingraptey and lenders appoint a sale at the front door of the courthouse in the city of Roseton to satisfy the mortgage on the northeast quarter of section seventeen in township forty nine north range forty nine west containing 160 acres. The amount due is one thousand two hundred forty one dollars and thirty cents plus interest. Affected property lies in Roberts County South Dakota and is described as the real estate mortgaged.
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