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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1919
Page
2
Miss Kathryn Otto visits in Sisseton while many neighbors report travels visits and arrivals. Residents return from cities and wars abroad, attend visits to Peever, Claire City, and Wilmot, and partake in local events.
A local broker invites landowners to contact R. Jorgenson of Sisseton about selling a quarter or half section. The caller seeks good land at a fair price and asks for visits or correspondence via email.
Sealed bids for a new Catholic Church frame building 40x80 ft at Lake City South Dakota are invited. Two bid classes exist labor only and labor plus materials excluding excavation sand gravel and stone. Bids due by 2:00 PM Wednesday July 2 1919. Plans from M G Trautner secretary St Josephs Parish Lake City. Right to reject any bid reserved.
Default on a 1917 mortgage by Christina B Preston and L Preston to Citizens National Bank of Sisseton triggers foreclosure. Premises in Sisseton area including Lots 1-6 in Blackener Day ance original Town now City of Lisse Wall Tents ton, with tents and camping gear on file. Mortgage amount $808.90 due, sheriff sale set for July 25 1919 at 1 PM at the courthouse front door in Sissetonia.
Notice is given by the executrix of the will and estate of Jens Jorgensen deceased to creditors to present claims with vouchers within six months after first publication. Claims should be exhibited at the office of Batterton and Bunde in Sissteon City Roberta County South Dakota. Dated June 7 1919. Executrix of the will and estate Jens Jorgensen.
Antone requests contact after Hondas shipments via the Farmers Elevator Sisseton. Notify Mann or the elevator at given phones within about five days after shipment to receive a check.
The double feed doors enable burning large coal chunks that hold fire for 24 to 36 hours, reducing attention needed. Features both large and small give the Colonial Pipeless furnace advantages over competing models.
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