Successful Sunday School Convention
The Sunday School Convention at the Methodist Church June 10 and 11 drew strong interest. Mr. Geo Miller praised the meeting as the greatest. Teachers discussed methods, cradle roll evangelism, and child focused Bible instruction with praise for Miss Pearl Robinson's class.
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Methodist Church
Geo. Miller
J. W. Christianson
Sisseton
Laura Staing
Pearl Robinson
Methodist Sunday School
Robinson
Miss Robinson
Moses
Paraoh
The
Relief Corps
Woodman Hall
Circuit Court Adjourns and Road Work Push Looms
Judge Bouck adjourned duties to finish cases later this month after a busy session. A verdict awarded F. & W. Ry. vs Bertke netted $7,000, with the railroad contest over land. Road construction to spend about $15,000 this season as Stevenson Bros. lead crews on Meridian and North Yellowstone Trail projects. The big Chautauqua opens next Tuesday with a parade at 10 o'clock and continued events afterward.
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Bouck
Fred Bertke
Sisseton
Stevenson Bros
Meridian Road
John Stevenson
Ivers Babcock
Parmley Road
Erington
Stevenson
Yellowstone Trail
Roberts County
Browns Valley
Britton
Dave Lecknes
H. C. Hanson
John Melani
Flaws Bros
Beautiful Sisseton Inspires Civic League Reflection
Geo Miller state secretary of Sunday school work praised Sisseton’s beauty as he viewed green western hills from the courthouse. The writer considers how a Civic League might plan a long term beautification strategy, inspired by Fergus Falls Minnesota efforts to map out a sustained urban improvement.
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Geo. Miller
Court House
Civic League
Dunn Returns From Hecla to Attend Summer School
Mr. O V Dunn came back from Hecla at the start of the week to enroll in the summer school program.
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O. V Dunn
Hecla
Sermon Urges Hard Work and Courage in Faith
H S Morris spoke at the Presbyterian church on how hardship builds character. He contrasted Lot choosing easy land with Caleb and Israel's wilderness trials, urging giving, sharing, and facing strangers, noting Judge Andrews will lead next Sunday.
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H. S. Morris
Presbyterian Church
Abraham
Lot
Tidh Jordan
Israel
Egypt
Red Sea
Caleb
Andrews
Elsie Sateren Weds Harold Ditmarson in Fargo Home Ceremony
Miss Elsie Sateren daughter of County Commissioner M L Sateren married Harold C Ditmarson at the Lien home 8 Oak Grove Fargo with Prof E Fossman of Oak Grove Seminary officiating The couple planned a short honeymoon and will reside in Comer Montana The wedding featured a Mendelssohn march and a bouquet of bridal roses and lilies of the valley Attendants included Wilhelmina Ditmarson maid of honor and A M Ditmarson groom’s brother Out of town relatives joined the ceremony from Sisseton South Dakota Spicer and Willmar Minnesota
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Elsie
M. L. Sateren
Fargo
N. D
Courier News
Elsie Sateren
Harold C. Ditmarson
Ole B. Lien
Oak Grove
E. Fossman
Oak Grove Seminary
St. Luke's Hospital
Scandinavian American Bank
Comer, Mont
Pioneer
Ditmerson
Juries Seated in Deadwood This Week
John Swanberg and A O Gross serve on U S juries at Deadwood during the current trial week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Swanberg
A. O. Gross
U. S
Deadwood
Aasness Retrieves Wife From Lidgerwood Visit
Julius Aasness came to Lidgerwood on Sunday to bring home his wife and Miss Lena Strand who had been visiting relatives in North Dakota.
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Julius Aasness
Lidgerwood
Lena Strand
North Dakota
Opening day at the Summer Normal school for teachers
The inaugural session opened with nearly 100 enrollees, mostly young women, all instructors present and satisfactory in their work. A splendid first day showed promise of a successful and profitable session ahead.
Greenhouse Project Planned on Kirley Farm Ten Acre Purchase
Seinur and A. Johnson, seasoned in the business, bought ten acres on the Kirley farm for 125 dollars per acre and plan a nursery with a greenhouse to be built in July or August at an ideal site for the venture.
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Seinur
A. Johnson
Kirley
Thompson House Adds Dining Room and Public Office
The Thompson House expands to include a dining room for guests and the general public, now a full fedg ed hotel with 22 single rooms and 2 double rooms. It offers electric lights, steam heat, baths, toilets, and European plan dining with separate room rates, on the second floor of a brick building.
Estray Notice for Red Bull Calf at Kinneberg Farm
Estray notice from Arne Roen at The Kinneberg Farm in Norway township May 1 1914 describes a red bull calf with white stripe between front legs about 16 months old. Owner must prove property and cover notice costs at Claire City by May 20 1914. Mrs Ida Teighe, visiting from Ortonville, assists Judge Batterson.
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Norway Township
Claire City
Arne Roen
Kinneberg Farm
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George Ironside
Prestwick
P.A. Field
Beautiful
M. ‘L. Sateren
S. D
D. Ditmerson
Spicer, Minn
H. C. Feig
Little Son
Willmar
Minn
Madison, Minn
Thompson
Ida Teighe
Ortonville
Batterson
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