Local residents noted on social and business visits in Sisseton area
Assessor L. Babcock makes rounds this week. P. G. Greenfield and son Burton visited Britton. Miss Adah Streeter returned home to LaCrosse. Murray and Harrison Peever visitors. Myrtle Cook left for Hutchinson summer school. N. H. Nelson travelled to Lemmon for business. May Doyle returned to St. Cloud after visiting Jack Doyle. Olga Ostberg resumes duties after vacation in Wisconsin and Montana. Mrs Glasier among the hired in Veeder house. Carlberg traveled to Fargo on business. Elizabeth Croal back from Vermillion for summer. Dr J. H. Coupe of Waubay did business here. Mrs Warring reports from Aberdeen hospital. Rev Kilness to preach at Guild Hall Sunday 11. Sunday school after service. E Long Ortley elevator man visited for circuit court. Dr and Mrs P H Brown to Watertown. Mrs Brown’s sister Hattie Keenan and children join them for summer in the city.
Local residents make visits and moves across towns
A jumble of short notes reports Wm Walsh of Rexall Drug Store in Aberdeen, Mrs Haggerty returning from a visit with her son Jack and family at Veblen, Grace Madeira visiting from Northfield, Julius Aasness entertaining Synod ladies, and several residents traveling or hosting gatherings around Bellingham and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Walsh
Rexall Drug Store
Ing
Aberdeen
Hallinan Suit Faces Trial This Term in Court
Hallinan returned to Tuesday proceedings from Belle Plaine where he has spent six weeks with the case against him. Sweedland will be tried at this term of court. Jack Doyle traveled to Minneapolis on Monday. Mrs. Doyle joined him to Browns Valley to meet her sisters from St. Cloud who will stay for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallinan
Belle Plaine
Sweedland
Jack Doyle
Minneapolis
Mrs. Doyle
Browns Valley
St. Cloud
Eastern Hazel Spackman and Virinetté Babcock Initiation
At a meeting, Eastern Hazel Spackman and Virinetté Babcock were initiated into the mysteries of the order. A luncheon followed at Bollenbeck's parlors hosted by Mrs. J. A. Rickett, Mrs. H. L. Cortelyou, Mrs. L. S. Babcock and Miss Bonnie Andrews. Also offered are Red Hog Yellow Hog Siberian German Millet and Ground Cherry Plants from Schindler Bros. Ag Fey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Spackman
Virinetté Babcock
Bollenbeck
J. A. Rickett
H. L. Cortelyou
L. S. Babcock
Bonnie Andrews
Schindler Bros. Ag Fey
Sisseton Events Highlight June Evening Plans
The notice lists planned gatherings around town including an opera house event on June 20 with Mr and Mrs Milbar and Will Opsal, Ned Wednesday and friends at 4 Fleet. It notes visits by Miss Bessie Wilcox visiting Renville of Peever and a dental procedure in progress. Dr Glasier and wife travel to Watertown then Sioux Falls. Also mentions Rhode Island Reds and Anconis at a Royal meeting, a literary program and lunch, and a move of a newspaper delivery to 1031 Robinson Ave San Diego due to a family illness.
Bridge Company Heads to County Offices for Work
The Great Horn Bridge Co of Minneapolis was in the city on Tuesday and Wednesday on county business. The firm recently completed a bridge for the county four miles south of town, praised as a very satisfactory project. E V Trenholm resigns as pharmacist at Economy Drug Store after eight months and plans to leave for Watertown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great
Horn Bridge Co
Minneapolis
Glasser
E. V. Trenholm
Economy Drug
Watertown
Trenholm
Sisseton
Bacon Purchases Interest in Economy Drug Store
Marty W. Bacon of Brookings has bought an interest in the Economy Drug Store and will take active charge. He is a registered pharmacist with years in the drug business, described as a pleasant gentleman and expected to bring success to the partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty W. Bacon
Brookings
Bacon
Knight visit ends as family returns home
A. M. Knight and Mr. and Mrs. Hal Knight arrived home Sunday evening from Ortonville where Mrs. Knight had been visiting and the gentlemen spent the Sabbath with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Knight
Hal Knight
Ortonville
Local Inventor Files 2 Patent Aimed at Tire Industry
George Gray of this city secured a pair of patents on an automatic tire inflating mechanism set to revolutionize the automobile tire industry. He plans to market the device to mobile owners and manufacturers after conducting inquiries with manufacturers and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orge Gray
Eeeacturers
Sisseton Indian School Holds 39th Commencement Day
The thirty ninth annual commencement day exercises at Sisseton Indian School were held on Thursday June 6 with about three hundred attendees from the surrounding country and nearby towns. The program, performed by the pupils, reflected credit on Supt Mossman and his staff for their guidance and the students' intellect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisseton Indian School
Supt
Mossman
Fitan
Correction issued for Agency township vote tally
In last week’s publication a miscount listed Dave Stevens with 1 vote in Agency township. The corrected tally shows Mr Stevens receiving 14 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Stevens
Agency Township
Mr. Stevens
County commissioners serve at the courthouse
Henry Helvig returns from a three week business trip to Chicago and the twin cities Tuesday evening. A barn dance at Sands farm south of town is planned for Saturday evening June 22 with all welcome. The W R C ladies thank local business people for Decoration Day aid and Mr Dade for lumber along with teachers and pupils who joined the program. It is hoped field sports are excluded next year. Robina Davis President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Helvig
Chicago
Twin Cities
Sands Farm
Dade
Robina Davis
Births Report for Three Families This Week
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Paul Just on Tuesday June 4. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Ole Torvis on Wednesday June 5. Twin girls were born to Mr and Mrs Andrew Skogen on Friday June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Just
Ole Torvis
Andrew Skogen
Sisseton Shooters Sweep State Gun Club Tourneys
Jerry Wilson Maurice Schindler Jim McLaughlin John McCoy and Hart Sleight returned from Webster and Conde after the state gun club tourneys. Schindler won the Webster handicap cup with 50 straight and 25 in the shoot-off. Wilson claimed second high amateur average at Webster and high amateur average at Conde with 206 of 220. Schindler elected secretary of the South Dakota Sportsmen's Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Wilson
Maurice Schindler
Jim McLaughlin
John McCoy
Hart Sleight
Webster
Conde
Sisseton
Havin
BE Coyne
South Dakota Sportsmen's Association
Teachers Training School at Wahpeton Summer Session
A Teachers Training School and Summer Session of the State School of Science will be held at Wahpeton North Dakota from June 25 to July 25. Bulletin address Superintendent Bienes Wahpeton a0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State School of Science
Wahpeton
N. Dak
Pla. Bienes
Wah-peton
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Burton
Britton
Adah Streeter
Satur RY
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N. H. Nelson
Lemmon
May Doyle
Olga Ostberg
Sullivan Lumber Company
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Kired
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W. ¥. Carlberg
Fargo
Elizabeth Croal
J. H. Coupe
Waubay
Warring
Kilness
Guild Hall
E. Long
Ortley
Nan
P. H. Brown
Ust
Spring Grove Park
Big Stone Lake
Wilmot
Martin Madsen
P. O
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Adelia Kirleed
Northfield
Minning
St. Olat Sole Lowe
Julius Aasness
Jud. Tal
Lote Siupiner
Standard Office
Tae
Bellingham
Minn
Charlie Strand
Golden Rule Rule Slotting Co
Bert Opsal
Daviston
Boness
W. F. Carlberg
Knappen
The
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Carlberg
Vinnette Babcock
Lucile Christian
Agnes Sateren
Normal School
Henry Goebel
Clara Stiles
Stiles
Frances Hammond
East
New York
Pennsylvania
H. B. Robinson
Peros
Wild
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Ant
Opera House
Mr and Mchilis
Milbar
Will Opsal
Ned
Fleet
Renville of
S. C. Rhode Island
E. M. Batson
Ors Bartlay
W. K. Morris
Robinson Avenue
San Diego
Charles M. Schwab
Big Sieve Corpor
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