German armistice offer denounced by Petrograd council
The council of soldiers and workmen published a Telegram from the German commander on the eastern front proposing a separate armistice and negotiating terms for an honorable peace. The council denounced the proposal and urged Russian troops to remain united with the Entente. The report notes German general’s claim that such an armistice offers no advantage, while highlighting Russia’s memory of recent battles and the danger of overthrow of allied powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
Council of Soldiers and Workmen
Council of the Workmen
Ern
Miles
Ermi
Germany
Intie
Tiresia
Stokhod
Russia
Rus
Equity to Celebrate Fourth at Mission Farm in Agency Township
Equity members plan a full day celebration at the mission farm in Agency township. Committees are organized to arrange amusements and speakers for a notable Roberts County Fourth observance with non partisan league speakers among the planned lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ooioty of Equity
Mision Farm
Agency Township
Roberts County
Equity
Moore Guilty of First Degree Murder in Minnesota Case
Mike Moore, alleged go-between in Mrs. Alice M. Dunn's murder, was found guilty of first degree murder by a jury that deliberated briefly. He received life imprisonment at hard labor in Stillwater. Moore, a former bartender with prior prison terms, cursed the court and demanded immediate sentencing after the verdict. A Sisseton delegation attended the Goth Convention in Minneapolis with many locals among attendees. The Norwegian Synod United Church and Sange's Synod merged, naming Dr. Stub of Deborah Iowa president, with a 2,000-voice choir and remarks from Governors Norbeck and Burauist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simal
Moore
Dunn
Minneapolis
Hans Stavig
Lars Stavig
Lena Peterson Aghes Stavir
Evelyn Stavig
Ole Torvick
K. Bowe
Ed Knutson
Henry Sanden
United Church and
Sange's
Ehireh
Stub
Deborah
Towa
Norbeck
South Dakota
Burauist
Minnesota
Ain
Hagerty Weds Wheeler at Milbank Episcopal Parsonage
Frank Hagerty wed Miss Bessie Wheeler of Summit in Milbank on Monday with Rev. Wood officiating. The groom, son of Mrs. Hagerty of the Commercial Hotel, grew up in Milbank and is well liked. The bride, popular in Summit, is known to Sisseton readers and returns from Kimball school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal
Milbank
Frank Hagerty
Bessie Wheeler
Summit
Wood
Haggerty
Commercial Hotel
Trees and grove advice from Geo McNally of Sherman Nursery
Geo W McNally offers twenty years of nursery and landscape experience to help with planting trees and groves for shade, snow protection, and wood. He promotes the Sherman Nursery Co. of Charles City Iowa and invites readers to drop a card for a personal visit from Thompson Hotel Sisseton S D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louise T
Sherman Nursery Co
Charles City
Iowa
Io Grove
Busine
Geo. W. McNally
Thompson Hotel
Sisseton, S. D
White Rock Youth Harold Schriner Dies in Navy Service
Harold Schriner born August 26 1895 in Minnesota came to White Rock with his parents about four years ago. He left with three companions for New Port Rhode Island to enlist in the U S Navy after joining the Royal M E church and White Rock High School. He died last Thursday May 1929 from a disease contracted after enlistment. funeral services were held in Perryville. Officers and friends mourn his untimely death and many will miss his bright presence in the community.
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Webster
Hans
Talli¢kson
Webster Reporter & Farmer
Josephine Sterbin
Madison
Wis
Tew
Ston
Taw
Finland
Harold Schriner
White Rock
New Port
BR. 1
Hoy
Navy
Harold
Minnesota
White Rork
Fere
Pergus Pall
Canada
U. S. Navy
White Reel
Mapold
White Rok Hich School
Royal M. EB. Church
Pergis Palls
Sehmner
Sehriner
White Rock Journal
Community Figures Attend Weekend Gatherings Across Town
White Stone Lake residents Gus Girmanson Emma Ma Ulda Edward and Albert Lee from hearth visited Arga's on Sunday. Long Hollow teachers traveled from the joint institute at Aber deen on Saturday. Lloyd Rodeen Albert Nelson and Johnnie Nigel from Peever attended the Casey's dance Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Girmanson
Emma
Ma Ulda
Edward
Albert Lee
Hearth
Arga
Long Hollow
Joint Institute
Aberdeen
Tloyd Rodeen
Albert Nelson
Johnnie Nigel
Peever
Casey's
Red Cross Meeting Planned in Sisseton Club Rooms
The notice invites men and women to a Friday 8 o'clock meeting at the Sisseton Commercial Club to form a Red Cross organization and plan systematic work. Attendees should bring suggestions for organization and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisseton
Sisseton Markets Wheat Duram Rye Barley Oats Plax Corn
Wheat Duram Rye Barley and other grains traded at Sisseton markets with price notes for oats corn butter and eggs. Local buyers showed interest in staples. Prices varied by grade and supplier.
Wedding of Mrs B Dyson and Miss Masel Dempster in Council Bluffs
At Council Bluffs Towa on Sunday June 10 the marriage of Mrs B Dyson and Miss Masel Dempster took place. Dyson, a physician forming a partnership with Dr Peterson, is praised for integrity and ability. The bride is a Minnesota graduate nurse and a charming young lady. The Standard extends heartfelt congratulations to the Dysons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Towa
B. Dyson
Masel’ Dempster
Sisseton
Dyson
Peterson
Uge
Minnesota
Civic League Meeting Sets Clean Up Day Efforts
The Civic League met at Mrs. A Riefort Thresday June 7 1917 to assign ward reporters for vacant lot cleanup. Ward reports highlighted school children cleanup efforts and council ordered rubbish hauled from lots. Upcoming meeting planned for July 5 at Mrs. Ingersol's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic League
Akre
Batterberry
Rickert
Tagersol
Marriage Notice for Claire City Couple
The groom is the oldest son of Mrs. Gus Berndt and partner at Gaujer & Vollmers. The bride is the oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Gaupler of this city, noted for pleasing personality and many friends. The couple is held in high esteem by their numerous acquaintances in Claire City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire City
Lela Gauper
Johnnie Vollmers
Seton
Rey
R. C. Gaupler
Gus Berndt
Gaujer & Vollmers
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Hans Tallickson
J. W. Tew
Cain
Department of the Interion
Dakota Central
Hartford Wilmot Road
Hartford Mond
Vici
Praires
Redman -Milbank
Kind Moore
First National Bank
Citizens National Bank
Vinette Babcock
Kimball
White Rock Hoy
U. 5
White Stone Lake
Sisseton Markets
Dyson-Dempster
West Ward
Ingersol
Carlberg
M. Staing
Mrs
Ausness
J. Spackman
J. Akre
Mirard
RK. P. Didlake
St. Cloud
Minn
Carl Tiler
Battle Lake
Inn
Isseton
ITY Council
Sistotim
Ily
Ehunell
Reeulae Weston
Moms
Arrowsmith
Ania Herpes
Theta
Aledderman Arrowamithy
Hk Cis
Aline
Mey
Adirah
Sheelty
Baeyta
Cher Kone
Garmin
Gore Juyvland
Bawline
Ail Bay Tay
Owlen
Plowelroken
Pliny Andes Lini Ardiry
Cotliichant Cie
Repute
Oubinl
Seratel Ee
Hank
Tulbore
Avro Avcowainith
Wevices
Multuric Ilavan
Mustannon
Woal Buich & Co
Elvetion Aupolie
Olea
ODF
Lee
AAI
Ale
Sitizens National Tank
Ne Merit
Mlarhal
Sinlional Hank
Urlers Kalahty
Alotion Hye Moun
Allingham
Hiial Hille
Allyobinne Pavey
Matton -Owf
Nowwall Aldhels
Counst
Lowe Hermes
Aeniw
SU Maat
Ely
Eaunell
Dave Oate
Acrawanntth
Ambadie
Elty
Vurrien
Annie
Sapwekinain
Negul
Farchsines Aker
Tvivun
Annae
Sita
Alinihasa
J. ON. Spackman
Athe Um
Hownell Babcock
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