17 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
1
Notice states Nice-T will be in Sisseton elnestay to collect scrap iron at a rate of four dollars per ton with emphasis on highest market price. It mentions pickup difficulty, a request to send contact with Christenson and timing details, and restrictions on bringing or obtaining items in a specified time.
Pleasant days mark the sale of Fourth noise makers at Maldaner's. Waldner offers hanainoeks from 125 to 3, with hamanoels and comfort via shaded tak.
A late 19th or early 20th century style list enumerates officials by title and district, including governor candidates, state and county offices, judges, and representatives. It also contains a notice to rural route patrons urging uniform weatherproof mailboxes with black block letter names and numbers to protect posts and improve identity nationwide.
The Government School announces closing exercises for Wednesday and Thursday with a program including a literary contest on Wednesday night at 7 80 o'clock. Classroom departments will host activities at noon on Thursday with field sports at 2 o'clock and children may go home at 4. Principal Alesse BL Tyler extends a cordial invitation to all, especially Wednesday evening.
Notice announces a ten week County Normal Institute at Chiniinigha Mark Ai Stone Take starting June 27. It requires teachers and all intending attendees in Roberts county to participate, with registration at the president's office. Sessions open July 1 to 10 for the Chautauqua program and July 15 to 17 for the weekend program. costs and books to be provided. A Prestwick, County Superintendent.
Miss Phyllis Lindquist returns home from Graceville for the summer. Mr and Mrs C Knappen of Sisseton visited relatives at Diamond area. Auto riding is popular in Diamond. A W Lindquist courted in Sisseton last week and resigned Friday en route to the Valley where his daughter Muriel, back from Minneapolis, joined. Browns of Browns Valley noted in local life.
The text mentions Dakomin at their cottage and Miss Ss returning from the East with her brother and his wife. John wears a smile that won’t leave. Miss vir Anderson closed a school term in Tuber district with a picnic and departed home. A young man is said to hate someone amid discussions of Nicaragua. Commo dore Lindquist may offer his Lake Traverse fleet for a task. No hostile naval stations for the next six months, per garbled line.
Community notes describe locals in Montaud and surrounding areas helping with telephone poles and post holes. Several residents attend or host visits, with family members traveling to North Dakota and Sisseton for teaching Norwegian school. An upcoming church entertainment follows a postponed auction due to bad weather, with residents gathering at Johnson and Gilbert properties and other local events noted.
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