Married at Guild Hall Ida Axness and K N Bech Jun 8 1911
Ida Maria Axness of Sisseton S D weds K Niela G Bech of Peever in Wilmot church. Rev O Hyland officiates. Bridal party includes Clara Theoline Axness and Martin Granum. Wedding banquet at Axness home. The couple to sail June 15 for Europe and return to Peever after Sept 1.
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Guild Hall
Ida Maria Axness
Sisseton
K. Niela G. Bech
Peever
0. Hyland
Wilmot
Clara Theoline
Eid
Mooreun- Em
M. Axness
Montevideo
Helen Wolff
Karen
C. J. Hanson
Maid of Honor
Lissetom
Axness
Dale Street
Freeman Stacey wedding at Mrs Hazard home
Charles W. Freeman and Miss Ruby Stacey wed at 4 p m in the bride’s grandmother Mrs Hazard’s home 118 south Third street Aberdeen with a small gathering of relatives and friends. Freeman is a brother of Nora Freeman of the city. Reverend John W Taylor officiated.
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Guy Poole
Huron
Freeman
Niel Stacey
David E. Edwins
Edith McCann
Margaret Coleman
Northern Normal and Industrial School
Land
Aberdeen
Freeman-Bain
Charles W. Freeman
Aberdeen News
Nora Freeman
Ruby Stacey
Hazard
South Third Street
John W. Taylor
Tornado Insurance Proved Worth While in Sisseton Claim
A resident notes purchasing tornado insurance from North Western National Insurance Co via A. M. Knight & Son in Sisseton SD on June 1 1911. A tornado struck 13 hours later damaging a barn. on June 7 the policy paid $158.89 in full settlement. The writer credits Knight for urging the coverage.
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A. M. Knight & Son Agunet Tornadoes
A. M. Knight
North Western National Ingures Co
A. M. Knight & Son
Sisseton
Tornnado
Splendid Year of Sisseton School Achievements Shared
A watershed review lists major school accomplishments in Sisseton during the year. Highlights include the Lyceum and music programs, high school orchestra, Thanksgiving Washington and Decoration Day programs, two home declamatory contests, a notable Aberdeem Vermillion contests showing, and a successful art exhibit profits. The report notes booklet purchases, library growth, ethics and physical culture courses, health examinations, athletics progress, and a strong Commencement week.
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Sisseton
Yin
Washington
W. R.C
W. R. GC
Wifeo
Moss Ruby Peterson
Aberdeem
Thuby
Clayton Schmidt
Gio. Naz
Mer. Bush
Jhima
Sigoton
Suron
Autum
Asu
Correspondents Wanted in Roberts County Townships
The Standard seeks a correspondent in every township in Roberts County with a liberal cash prize for the chosen writers. Write us for particulars and start a reporting role with potential earnings.
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the Standard
Roberts County
Anal
Sisseton Defeats Browns Valley in Three Baseball Games
Local team wins all three of the week’s baseball games on Sisseton grounds. Crowds grow from 350 to 850 as George Turner and Martius Martinson headline a carnival event with wrestling and a controversial oriental dance show. A return match against Browns Valley and a next week schedule are announced.
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Sisseton
South Dakota
Go and Wed Psi
Wits Ad Slaughter
Browns Valley
White Rock
George ‘Turner
Aberdeen
Wresstler
Southakota
Martius Martinson
Chicago
Martinson
Puratr
State's Automobiles See May Register 424 New Cars
The automobile business for this state reports 424 new machines registered in May, raising the total to 9,672. If May's pace continues, totals could reach five figures before July 1, since June registrations are typically lighter, and June business has historically been the busiest month.
Bryan nominee question unsettles St Paul dispatch
A St Paul dispatch reports William Jennings Bryan did not reveal his 1912 presidential choice, though observers in Sioux Falls claim a preferred candidate from the Leader list.
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Bryan
St. Paul
W. J. Bryan
Sioux Falls
Circus Here July 4 With Coulter Show
G R Piper contracting agent for the W H Coulter Famous Railroad Show visited town Wednesday to arrange details for the circus exhibit scheduled here on July 4.
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G. R. Piper
W. H. Coulter
Lost gold pin relic from poetry era found in transit
A fragment reports a gold pin described as an old relic from poetry era lost between locations. The note hints at historical value and mystery around its disappearance.
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Oetry
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Stacey-Freeman
Aleeteie
Band of Mercy
Little Chronicle
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Sthidis
Prang
Wee
Fupare
Hy ‘le Freulty
Selino
Board of Education
Rask
The
First National Bank
First Savings and Trust Company
First National Bank OF
Sisseton, South Dakota
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Weever
Sisseton Iy
J. Smith
G. Smith
Murray
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Lufengon
Thompson
J Schmidt
Tursday
Bet
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Mureray
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Lufeagan
Nelson
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Philips
Eastman
Marks, Coftan
Lufengen
Stegner
Benzie
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