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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1916
Page
4
The article reviews a range of spring ensembles including a white broadcloth coat suit with tasselled tunning and pearl buttons, a tan broadcloth sport costume with brocade details, and a black satin gown with chantilly lace overdrape. It notes hats, belts, and accessories, and credits Mme. Callot for the line.
A King’s blue georgette crape hat sits high on a model with a near brimless silhouette. Pink moss rose accents crown the hat while a tan crape version with yellow robes provides a bright color note. The style emphasizes simple line and silhouette over sharp differentiation.
An erg variation of the gored skirt appears in Vogue. A model shown in four pieces uses front and tack finished and tapped to mimic panela or box plaits. The skirt may finish at raised or natural waist and features broadcloth trims and braid suitable for all seasonable materials and trimmings.
The new season features sheer or soft batistes blouses in snowy white. Many have tucks and frilly ruffles. Some include bematitebing details and adjustable collars, with long sleeves and modest prices.
Hogwallow Postmaster yesterday proclaimed December 25 as Christmas. Local items report talent shows at Wild Onion schoolhouse, moonshine issues at Hog Ford, and various humorous notes about residents and recent events in Hogwallow.
The couple Elias Jacobson and his wife celebrated a golden wedding on June 14, the 10th anniversary of their marriage and the day also marking their 75th birthday. They have lived in the area 18 years with six living children present, and guests included Andrew Lind of Wilmar. Adolph Krogness left Thursday for Greenwood, Wisconsin for a two week visit with his parents.
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