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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1905
Page
5
Readable column covers community happenings in Sisseton and nearby towns. Mentions visits by doctors, ministers, educators, and residents from Peever, Graceville, Horton, and Wilmot. Reports on weddings, travels, school events, church services, and upcoming Fourth of July plans with local officials and businesses noted.
A student from the school will speak at the Good Wit Mission at noon. He is one of the diligent students illustrating the need for the Call and plans to pursue ministry and foreign field work.
Sunday worship across multiple churches includes Norwegian Lutheran at 10 am with 10 am class meeting, 12 pm Sunday School, Epworth League in the evening. Lutheran and Presbyterian services listed with pastors Rev Frilty Rev Joseph Miliett.
Sisseton and Britton met at Clear Make Mand where Britton won 106 to. Errors in the fourth inning hurt Sisseton as Peibbon appeared strong on the home rounds with Peever, but the Sisseton boys rallied to a 7th inning tie before Britton pulled ahead.
G. L. Lingren earned the right to the medal by breaking 200 of 25 clay pigeons in Friday evening’s shoot at the gun club.
Births report a son to Mr and Mrs J C Nyborg in a dune setting. A double wedding notices Mr Wheouto Hierly and Miss Agnes Hanson at the bride's father home in Hinson. Mr Lance Adkins and Miss Nell line wed in Uns city. The newlyweds plan a short trip then home in this city. Died near Sisseton June 1 David Faribault age 14. Mrs D B Lekness died in this city after brief illness. Burial at home with service by Red Rude.
In Northtivid Minnesota the register of deeds office sees staff changes as Miss Adele Moss Bovan moves from St Olaf s College to the Abstract office on Monday and Miss Amy McDonald transfers from the register of deeds to the Roberts County Abstract and Title Company leaving Miss Oly in place.
A fragmentary list shows real estate transfers and deeds involving multiple owners in Sisseton and surrounding townships. Names include Knappen, Bolin, Wolf, Wallace, Lund, Goetz, Ax, Rugg, and Roberts, with parcels described by lot and section numbers and monetary values.
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