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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1921
Page
5
The city library will close for Chautauqua week except 5 to 6 p m daily. Thollehaug and the city librarian urge 7th 8th grades and high schoolers to read over summer and write synopses. Reading now avoids school year rush, and copies are limited.
Fred Carstens secretly wed a young Iowa girl in Ames as June brings numerous weddings. The note recalls his quiet character and hints at more details to come next week. Nearby reports cover Mrs. Schmidt’s Aberdeen graduation, Harold Schmidt’s navy transfer, a nine-child family gathering, and local visits.
Announcement states the Central House will reopen around June 16 and offer meals for 35 cents. Lodging is available by day, week, or month with reasonable rates, under the management of Mrs J A Hayes.
Sisseton schedules a full week of games during Chautauqua with Veblen on Friday June 17, White Rock on Saturday, Eden on Sunday, and arrangements with Rosholt and Wilmot. Games begin after the afternoon performance and local players are reported in good condition after regular workouts.
About fourteen car loads of Chau tauqua boosters made a trip around the world covering Roberts county Monday. The band played fine music and D. J. Prindiville delivered speeches with Chris Andrews singing.
Exide batteries powered the amplifier system that carried President Harding’s inaugural address to a Capitol crowd. Nine Exide storage batteries, from six to sixty-six cells, provided a dependable energy source for the delicate apparatus and massive horns, keeping power steady until the ceremony ended.
Mrs. W B Osborne of 718 Lancaster Ave Lexington Kentucky describes years of nervous weakness dizziness and headaches with an iron around the head sensation She sought care in Cincinnati and after using Taniac reports rapid improvement in nervousness digestion sleep appetite and strength, calling the medicine wonderful and the only one that helped her.
Mrs J H Nergaard and daughter enjoy time at Axel Anderson farm en route to Lake Traverse for camping. Chris Hagen now able to be up and around. Miss Alfmee McDonald visits Montevideo with sister Mrs Howard Smith. Robinson Shoe Repair moves to Spackman basement across street. Mr and Mrs Halver Olen visit from New Eington area arrive by auto after Soo Falls. Mrs L Gleason of Claire City visiting Pesce in Paul Linster home. Mr Haggerty of Big Stone visits representing N Y Life Insurance. Mrs Ira Smith and son visit farm near Claire City. Miss Mary Classi leaves for Aberdeen summer school. Mrs Robi Laing Sr ill. Camp Fire Girls return from Lake Traverse outing.
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