Week’s Local Happenings Highlighted by Movements and Visits
Russell Houde returns from Minneapolis Tuesday. Miss Kettler visits relatives at Milbank. Rev. Evans of Good Will Mission in town. Ole Stadstad home from Vermillion. Thad Fuller of Puller & Fuller in town. A W Tower moves office into Peever estate building. Nellie Lily arrives from Minneapolis. Murry & Co. transact business. Good Will visitors at Pickerel Lake. Mrs Haas and mother travel to Brainard. Mrs Wilson and son visit Stevens Point. Wilbin Rud returns from Minneapolis after commercial studies. Vera Spackman returns from Downer College for summer. Swedlund moves into new quarters. Dr Lepler to Minnesota for three weeks. J A Soderquist notes Tacoma to Seattle trip. Howard Babcock road trip to Yellowstone and Seattle. Peterson returns from Twin Cities stock selection. Local ads for oil, paints, and land agents. The Unique Theatre program upcoming. Various social and work notices across Sisseton community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Lockwood
Good Will Mission
W. EB. Mann
Louis Lien
Edwin Atwood
Graceville Mann
Dave Wolff
Lien
Howard Babcock
Pacific Coast
Yellowstone Park
Seattle
Great Far West
A. A. Peterson
Twin Cities
Chicago
Bishop Johnson
Guild Hall
Norman Nelson
W. I. Mann
Burns & Wolff
Orin White
Sisseton
Northern Linseed Oil Co
Stay'g Bros
Oscar Hawkinson
S. D
Firemen Delegates Sail to Rapid City Tournament
D J Prindiville M L Stavng and Fred McDonald will depart tomorrow night as delegates to the Firemen's tournament at Rapid City. The letter to Chief Cortelyou outlines a leading feature of the event dated June 15 1909 from Rapid City Dakota describing activities slated for Wednesday afternoon June 23 and mentioning the Ladies participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Prindiville
M. L. Stavng
Fred McDonald
Rapid City
Rapid City Club to Host Ladies Event by Vine Pass
Auxiliary of the Business Men's Club of Rapid City invites all ladies to attend a forthcoming gathering in Club rooms. Special guest Wats ful forth will share details about the Vine pass and the Suite Fireness tournament and related activities. Publicity is requested to welcome the ladies and highlight the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Club
Rapid City
Agner
Cor
Ortonville to Host Grand Fourth of July Celebration
Ortonville will stage a major Fourth of July celebration Monday the 5th with Waubay Military band music all day, an automobile floral parade, Calathampian zigzag march, grand barbecue, an open air ox roast and free lunch, a naval parade on Big Stone Lake, games, wrestling, street and water sports, a large fireworks display, and a sham naval battle in the evening, with big purses for events and the nation’s birthday highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ortonville
Waubay Military Band
Big Stone Lake
Ady
Also Mentioned on This Page
Irie
Standard
Russel Houde
Minneapolis
Miss Kettler
Milbank
Rev. D. Evans
Ole Stadstad
University At
Vermillion
Thad Fuller
Puller & Fuller
Milbank and Sisseton
A. W. Tower
Peever
Nellie Lily
Amy McDonald
Messrs. Murry and Steffie
Murry
Flack
Good Will
Pickerel Lake
W. E. Haas
Mann
Brainard
Minnesota
Lepler
J. A. Soderquist
Tacoma
Washington
James Harrington
Pennsylvania
Staing Bros
Iowa and
Akota Land & Loan Co
Citizens National Bank
Sissston
Drew Marvick
Thomas Mann
Dudeck
Peever Pilot
Nels Olberg
Stagig Bros
Anton Foss
Tranz
Geo. Miller
The
Unique
A. H. Nygaard
Dawson Minn
John Sweeny
Aberdeen
Lars
Andrew Staing
Christ Peterson
Carl Leckness
Walleser
Mori
Harry Morris
Pic
Stavie Bros
R. F. Sonstegard
Eden
Carrie Ema
Millie Thorson
Free Church
Montevideo
Frank Grimm
Dry Wood Township
Sisseton Produce Co
Thompson Block
Firemen’s Tournament
J.C. Lepler
Sisseton, S. D
Sant
Meyers
Masury
McQuillen's
Twain
Cupid
Miss McQuillen
First Savings & Trust Company
Farmory
J. A Rickert
Henry S. Morris
S. K. Olberg
Cashier
Henry Eaton
Mann’s Hardware Store
Aberdeen Angus
J. A. Rickert
Sullivan Lumber Co
Hyement
Ewall
South Dakota
Noekewil
Grocery and Confectionery
W.E. Ballenbeck
Sisseton Co-Operative Creamery
Isisseton
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