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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1909
Page
4
A rough, fragmentary notice reports Harvey Brown improving appetite after a restoration and mentions residents moving in from Dinyi… combined with scattered references to local property work, a ward meeting, and street or fence repairs. Names include Ray, Phy, and Guill Wall amid town activity.
A playful verse describes Mr Strong the wakeful merchant in WAKEFULVILLE who outplays Mr Brown by advertising at all hours. The poem hints at how town name changes or reputations shift through savvy promotion and constant presence in the marketplace.
N. Wilcox advertises a profitable business and good location for a pop factory in Lis spine aul ey den with a period of one to five years. The listing highlights a favorable site and potential return on investment.
An OCR damaged text notes a gathering at the MeKeever building tomorrow night with invited attendees and relatives mentioned. The fragment mentions a standard rite and a method group, but details are unclear.
Adolph Trlegaard and Miss Myrile Bloom of Peever were married at the Methodist parsonage with Ralph Shewter officiating. The couple, well known in the county, received many good wishes for a long and happy life together.
Obituary note states Diller Vimson aged years died Friday at home in Grant Township. Funeral service to be held Sunday and interment in Lakeview Cemetery.
A garbled notice lists real estate and procurement lines across the county. It promotes selling and buying foodstuffs on short notice and names Andrew Marvick as Secretary and Manager, with an address in the basement of Citizens National Bank, Sissaton, S. D. The text references a lay Halgotin Lutte and a state technical page.
A local letter extols Prindiville and the town's industrious growth. It lauds housing, schools, and music education for miners' families, noting good wages and strong labor unions. The piece credits T J Grier of the Tlamerake Mining Co for steady operations and cites no strikes.
The 16 Circus at Aberdeen is described as a colossal entertainment, touring from coast to coast with famous acts. It features a vast lineup including 400 performers and a balloon horse, with dramatic tent displays, fireworks, and animal wonders. The article touts the show as the most grand and sensational circus display in history.
Bay mare colt with star on forehead, about 800 pounds, recat on one shoulder, ward for return. Involves ILovkinson Sisseton South Dakota and Robinson Minneapolis with finest United States stock. Stavig Bros advertise cream of oil, Pennsylvania stoves and incubators for sale.
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