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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1906
Page
8
Local week in Tome Ann Towns highlights correspondents reports on exchanges chased and events surrounding Surrounpixa. Readers gain brief glimpses of happenings across nearby communities and town life with a steady stream of notices and short items.
Local items report upcoming events at Chautauqua grounds in Mal gon, visits by Abil Farmers, and plans for Aberdeen silver university celebration. Also noted are Vermillion becoming a metropolitan post office city status, river erosion fears on the James and Missouri rivers, and a school social at the nearby district house with a farewell on the last day of term.
One Road Township voters chose Millard Peterson as school guardian for a three year term and O Hokie as school clerk for a two year term. Resolutions fix six month school terms in districts 1 2 and 3 to October and continue until threshing. It was decided not to levy any school tax next year. Mr and Mrs Henry M Hanson were present.
A stream of brief updates from Croton Waubay and Webster communities reports Mrs. Win visiting Richard, Hanson County residents traveling for errands, Gillis Hollman and Jadie Richards visiting Groton, Warren Malory planning lumber for a barn, and local tradesmen like Don Reed and George Swartwood active in Prairie regions. Notable mentions include a hog weighed at Summit market and residents attending Catholic school events.
Gost Born, a boy, Saturday June 16 to Mr and Mrs Franti Gosling. WENSENT-OPSAL marriage on Monday June 18 between Miss Myrito Hansell and Mr Bert Opsal of Peover. The ceremony was in this city with Rev Joseph Millett officiating. Afr Opsal ed tor of the Peever Pilot and station agent at Peever. bride among popular young ladies. Large number of friends extend congratulations.
Mrs. Thurston died Tuesday June 18 at her son Andrew’s home in Dry Wood township. She was the aged mother of Gust and Andrew Thurston. The funeral was held today from the house.
A local directory names officials such as Sherison Minder and Supt of Schools, plus a list of towns including Sisselon Wilmat Summit and Verdon. It notes property sale locations in Becker Township, front doors of town hall and store buildings, with sections referencing roads and postal details.
Notice is given that Hyperi Osuur Hagen has filed an application to sell intoxicating liquors at retail in Sisseton Roberts County. The City Council will hear the matter on the st day of June at 1:00 p.m. at the City Hall. Citizens may appear to object or support the permit.
Notice is given that Reed Murs ipeister filed an application for a permit to sell intoxicating liquors at retail in Kenil, at the public building, on Lot fblogk is la Oe Firsc, in Hoberts County. The hearing is set for the 2nd day of November at 10 o clock PM at the City Hall, where any person may appear and show cause why the license should not be granted.
Public notice announces sealed bids for parcels of inherited Indian lands at Sisseton Agency South Dakota under Section 7 of the May 27 1908 act. Bids due by 40 PM on auction day. envelopes to be opened without identifying descriptions. Purchasers pay conveyance costs plus specified fees. payments tiered by purchase price. Sealed bids accepted through the Indian Agent and advertised opening date.
Fragmented OCR shows a life and health insurer filing with Davis Coast Protector, listing capital of 2,000,000 in cash and asset lines including real estate, cash at banks, bonds, loans, and uncollected rents. It records premiums received, losses paid, and expenditures for the year in South Dakota with figures for dividends, salaries, and office costs.
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