Lessons Of The Carnival In Sisseton
The Business Men Free Street Carnival left town after three days, with streets damaged and finances flowing out. The Standard criticizes the event as costly and argues the carnival should pay the city for the privilege. It endorses a Made in South Dakota promotional effort to boost state business and taxes. The piece also notes local baseball enthusiasm and a successful first class team.
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Twin City Amusement Company
Twin City Amusement Co
Sisseton
Ballyhoo
South Dakot
South Dakota
Sioux Falla Argus
The First Down Ward Step in Moral Upkeep
The editor warns parents to keep children at home or in proper places to avoid pernicious influences. He argues shiftless parents fail to meet their problems at home and risk undermining the moral fabric and ideals of the community.
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Minneapolis Journal
Gndar
Fragmented notice: Wal-bred men adopt Sea wise hat
Fragmentary text mentions Wal-bred men and a Sea wise hat but lacks clear context or complete facts. No identifiable actions, dates, or organizations are readable enough to confirm a event or outcome.
Illegible OCR fragment on font choice remains unclear
The readable portion provides no concrete details about font type or design. No named entities or compatible organizations appear in the fragment to identify a specific font decision.
White Rock Journal Debuts Under Editor Johnson
The White Rock Journal begins its Vol XLT with Editor Johnson guiding a first class newspaper effort and strong local coverage. The editor states satisfaction with the progress and quality of the publication.
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White Rock Journal
Johnson
Siwys
Carrie Nation Dead Sparks Obituary Tone
Local republication notes Carrie Nation has died, with brief tribute language and references to contemporaries. Historical context suggests reactions among reform circles and political commentators.
No Municipal Court Ruling Ends Legal Fight
Judge McNulty rules in favor of N. J. Pryor against O. T. Axness city council of Sisseton over the establishment of a municipal court. The decision centers on whether the April 19 1910 election had a legal majority vote to authorize the court. Attorneys Geo S. Rix Thomas Mann for the plaintiff and E J Turner for Andrews and defendants.
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Byron Canfield
N. J. Pryor
J. C. Andrews
Circuit Court
McNulty
O. T. Axness
City Council
City of
Sisseton
Geo, S. Rix
Thomas Mann
E. J. Turner
Death of Mrs Susanna Schindler in this city
Mrs Susanna Schindler died at her home on Thursday afternoon June 48 at nearly 75. Born December 31 1836 in Bamberg Germany she came to America at age 20 and settled in Minnesota. She married John G Schiller in 1858 and lived in Carver County before moving to Sinseton in 1898 where she resided until death. She was mother of nine. funeral Sunday at 2 pm at the Ely residence with six children present.
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Susanna Schindler
Decessed
Bamberg
Germany
America
Minnesota
John G. Schiller
Carver County
Minn
Sinseton
Ely
Christianeon
Henry E. Schindler
Maurice Schindler
George Schindler
T. H. Peever
T. F. Schindler
Watson, Sask. Can
Mia
Otto Hartelt
Norwood, Minn
Warrant Call for Easter School Dot Up Warrants
Warrants issued by Easter School Dot Up are called for payment and interest due on this date. Warrants at Citizens National Bank John Murray dated June 13, 1911.
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Citizens National Bank
John Murray
Correspondence Knute Vefflins Called to Montevideo
Knute Vefflins was summoned to Montevideo on Wednesday due to his brother’s serious illness. Several local residents visited Sisseton for exams and social visits including the Misses Keenan and Mc Noon and Barnum Coffan with Ernest Barnett. Local travel included Frank Smith at the county seat and Gar Beach visiting nearby.
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Knute Vefflins
Montevideo
Keenan
McNoon
Sisseton
Barnum Coffan
Ernest Barnett
Local reception honors newlyweds John Stinson pair
A Saturday night reception and dance at Mr. and Mrs. Edward Israels celebrated the marriage of John Stinson and his wife. Community members report a damaging storm that toppled Ed Grinde’s new barn, moved Henry Wilson's poultry house, and disrupted line 14, with fowl unharmed.
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Edward Israels
Mrs
John Stinson
Grinde
Herman Peterson
Henry Wilson
Wist
Iver Johnson
Sisseton
Picnic in Ronglie Grove Aids Lung Patient
A community picnic in Ronglie's grove on the 4th instant raised 110 dollars for Hans Ronglie receiving treatment for lung trouble at Pine City Sanitorium Minnesota. A husband bid in his wife's basket for five dollars, illustrating appreciation for her cooking.
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Ronglie
Hans Ronglie
Pine City
Minn
Local notices and incidents from Ortonville area
A collection of brief notes reports and events including hospital stays weather incidents farm losses school close and community concerns. Mrs Rongle lingered in Ortonville hospital with water around her lungs. Mrs Hans Krogstad recovering after a month in hospital from a double operation. Feely Hill visiting Aberdeen hospital to consult an expert on gland issues. Mr and Mrs Chris Thompson mourn the loss of an only child after a gasoline ingestion. Lightning struck Gunder Hammon’s barn burning out buildings and contents including a team of horses and granary. Albert Dahl lost a horse to lightning. A Belgian horse of L E Jackson injured by barbed wire. School in Dist No 4 closed with program praising Miss Anestad. Auto activity slow due to damp weather. old horses used as substitute for travel. John Lindlund and Pete Moe at the county seat for business. Thoughts on a new schoolhouse. Bon Jour.
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L. E. Jackson
Dist
No. 4
Miss Anestad
Rural Route 3 Folks Share Social News and Jokes
The Ladies Aid at Mrs Ole Gravdahl stayed home Friday due to rain and mud. Rudie and Hans Stavig braved the weather. Pete Gravdahl returned from a lake fishing trip by auto. Arthur Westby hosted a Sunday gathering. Pete Fordahl left for Madison to visit Alvina before she departs for Iowa. Geo Croft jokes about his mule car and knotting tails to keep animals from breaking free.
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Pete Gravdahl
Arthur Westby
Pete Fordahl
Madison
Mina
Alvina
Iowa
Ortley evolves as a flag station amid local business travel
Local notes describe Webster business visits and Ortley as a convenient flag station for westbound trips. A variety of residents and officials from Alto, Waubay, and nearby areas move goods, inspect materials, and attend meetings. The Reno funeral mourns a sudden death from heart disease with services at Ortley Cemetery.
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Ortley
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M. A. Knappen
Sissetom
Carrie Nation
Jokuamitha
Motice
Schindler
Effington
Frank Smith
Gar Beach
Birdie Beach
Ezora Pugh
Minneapolis
Adah Hendrickson
Otto Olson
Adolph
Nils Bello
Mr. Case
Lion Township
Browns Valley
Gilbert Gilbertson
K. K. Bue
Little Knut
Hannah Hanson
Anton Werdal
Wilmar
John O. Johnson
Ole Knudtson
Nick Valstad’s
Henry Gilbertson
John C. Johnson
Copenhagen
American Snuff Company
Fifth Avenue
New York
N.Y
Hans Krogstad
Feely Hill
Aberdeen Hospital
Chris Thompson
Gunder Hammon
Albert Dahl
Mighty
Nice
John Lindlund
Pete Moe
House
Ole Gravdahl
Rudie
Hans Stavig
Geo. Croft
Harnees
Pacific Northwest
Northwest
Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Aberdeen
Seattle
Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul
Chicago, Mira
Puget Sound
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Argunat
F. A. Miller
E. 0
Burman
Webster
John Koonstitt
John Haley
Alto Farmers Telephone Line
Ortley Thursday
Toney Holst
Malory Bros
G. M. Ballman
Waubay
Hattie Ranson
Mr. Loupe
G. M. Bollman, Sr
Summit
H. Borchard
Wm. Theirs
Mr. Borchard
Judge Anderson
Elmer Myer
Mr. Myer
Reno
H. E. Evenbreltan
Missouri
John Moore
Waubay Church
Waller
Andrew Nelson
Charley Mundt
Alto
Charley
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