Successful Sunday School Convention Held at Methodist Church
The Sunday School Convention at the Methodist Church on June 10 11 drew strong interest and praise from attendees especially with Geo Miller praise as the greatest meeting. Delegates from Sisseton heard talks on teaching methods cradle roll and child appeal with Miss Robison leading an impressive primary class and dramatized Bible stories. The event featured devotionals dinner by the Relief Corps and discussions on Sunday school administration and child evangelism, though the morning program was shortened by late trains.
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Methodist Church
Geo. Miller
Miller
Sisseton
J. W. Christianson
Laura Staing
Pearl Robinson
Methodist Sunday School
Robinson
Miss Robinson
Moses
Paraoh
The
Relief Corps
Woodman Hall
Sisseton Court Adjours Work While Road Plans Roll
Judge Roud adjourned court with cases carried over to July 6 while road work proceeds. Bertke verdict overvalued property prompts land dispute with F and W Ry. Arch ie McDonald pleads guilty to blind pigging. $125 fine. Chautauqua opens next Tuesday with parade at 10 AM and local committees pushing preparations.
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Roud
Bouck
Fred Bertke
Bertke
Prestwick
Archie McDonald
New Efington
Mann
New Effington
Minder
McDonald
Ton
New Eftington
Beautiful Sisseton Encourages Civic League Plan
Geo Miller state secretary of Sunday school work praised Sisseton as one of the most beautiful places he has visited. He compared the surrounding hills to England and suggested the Civic League map a long term beautification plan, noting Fergus Falls used experts to guide efforts. The aim is to awaken town pride to clean and maintain the streets, with further goals to follow.
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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
Address by H. S. Morris at Presbyterian Church
H S Morris spoke on valuing hardship over ease citing Abraham and Lot and the Israelites. He praised Caleb for hard toil and urged the congregation to do hard things, give selflessly, greet strangers, and seek character through service. Judge Andrews will lead next Sunday's service.
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H. S. Morris
Presbyterian Church
Abraham
Lot
Jordan Valley
Israel
Egypt
Red Sea
Caleb
Judge _ 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 in Fargo with Professor E B Fossman officiating. The bride wearied white crepe de chine with lace and pearls and carried a bouquet. maid of honor wore silk crepe de chine. The groom attended by his brother. After a wedding dinner the couple left for a brief honeymoon before settling in Comer Montana. Out of town relatives included the Saterens of Sisseton and Ditmersons of Spicer Minnesota. The article also notes the opening day of the Summer Normal school with about 100 attendees.
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Elsie
M. L. Sateren
Fargo
Courier News
Elsie Lateren
Harold C. Ditmarson
Ole E. Lien
Oak Grove
EB. Fossman
Oak Grove Seminary
St. Luke’s Hospital
Scandinavian American Bank
Comer, Mont
Ditmerson
Jurors Named for Deadwood Week. Ausness Returns Home
John Swanberg and A. O. Gross serve on U S juries in Deadwood this week. Julius Ausness travels from Lidgerwood Sunday to bring home his wife and Miss Lena Strand, who had been visiting relatives in North Dakota.
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John Swanberg
A. O. Gross
U. S
Deadwood
Julius Ausness
Lidgerwood
Lena Strand
North Dakota
Greenhouse Project Planned for Kirley Farm Ten Acres
Greenhouse developers Sisseton L. Soinur and A. Johnson, experienced in the business, purchase ten acres on the Kirley farm to convert into a nursery. They will build a greenhouse in July or August, paying 125 dollars per acre for the land and securing an ideal site for their enterprise.
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L. Soinur
A. Johnson
Kirley
Thompson House Adds Dining Room and Public Access
The Thompson House now offers a dining room for guests and the general public, upgrading to a full hotel with 22 single and 2 double rooms and a public office. It operates on the European plan with optional room only rates, featuring electric lights, steam heat, baths, and toilets, and claims fire safety and year round comfort.
Estray Notice From Norway Township Farm
Estray notice lists a red bull calf with white stripe between front legs about 16 months old found May 1 1914 at The Kinneberg Farm Norway township owner to prove property pay for notice and care. Claire City May 20 1914 Arne Roen Mrs Ida Teighe from Ortonville helps Judge Batter ton
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Strayea
Norway
Claire City
Arne Roen
Kinneberg Farm
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Greait Court
Chautauqua
Stevenson Bros
Meridian Road
John Stevenson
Ivers Babcock
Parmley Road
Ettington
Stevenson
Yellowstone Trail
Roberts County
Browns Valley
Britton
Dave Lecknes
H. C. Hanson
John Meland
Flaws Bros
PA. Field
Beautiful
Elsie Sateren
Good Big Summer
S. D
D. Ditmerson
Spicer, Minn
H. C. Feig
Little Son
Willmar
Minn
Thompson
Ida Teighe
Ortonville
Batter‘ton
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