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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1914
Page
5
Miss Edith Bailly attends Sioux Falls college. Visitors from Waubay Milbank Deer Lodge and North Dakota fill the week. Local weddings and travel mark this period with multiple residents and guests noted. A Bristol Summit game ends 6 to 4 amid umpiring controversy reported in Aberdeen American.
OCR reads a fragment about nine pounds of Will Swee land scheduled for Wednesday night, with no clear context or full details. The readable text emphasizes an amount and a person named Will Swee, suggesting a weigh-in or purchase note without full article structure.
Miss Bertha Renner wed Edward Huttel Tuesday in Butt Montana. John McCoy hosted relatives from Chicago during the week. Dr. F. J. Maw of Milbank will be at Hotel Commercial July 2. Maybelle Pierson and C. A. Kemp married June 6 in Cuba Kansas and will resid e in Winona Kansas.
W F Gratz of the Northwestern Credit bureau arrived to take charge of the Aberdeen Union Co operative store for creditors. It marks the second cooperative store in the state to fall under trusteeship, following the Mobridge cooperative store now under receiver.
John Batala and his wife have returned from a visit with relatives in Stearns County Minnesota. Buy your Fourth of July goods now at the Red Cross Drug Store.
In a Tuesday municipal court session Bobby White paid seven dollars for a mix-up involving fire water and Smiley Spongi. The case centered on a confusion over alcohol and a misnamed individual, with White admitting a minor fault and settling the matter with the court.
The Red Cross Drug Store presents the Fourth of July Fireworks, praised as the best value quality and assortment by shoppers and locals.
J. P. Croal and wife spent Sunday with relatives at Milbank. Cash for live foxes. Envilla Stock farm, Cogswell, N. D. (50-1).
Miss Mary Renner learned on Wednesday that her brother Frank Renner of Comfrey Minnesota broke a leg. Henry Schindler is in Canada on business. A party of locals including Judge Houcks daughter Miss Margaret and Miss Beatrice Wilson visited Milbank. A Saturday May 30 notice posted a stray colt owner Paul Steen requests proof of property. boosters advertised a Chautauqua with a band parade visiting Claire City New Effington Victor Rosholt Browns Valley and return.
Dana Babcock and Wyllys Morris who have been attending a college at Lake Forest U and Beloit Wis respectively arrived home Saturday night for the summer vacation. Miss Hazel Spackman arrived home Tuesday night from Milwaukee where she was attending school. She stopped off a few days at Rochester Minn to see her father on her way home.
Judge Butterton was in Aberdeen on legal business last week. A C Tostenson’s father Ellington and sister Mrs Kaupang arrived Friday to visit his home. Estrays include a brown horse about 7 or 8 years old and a black horse about 4, with details noted and asks to contact Hazen Broker or W D Wilson for recovery. Mrs G T Gunderson living northeast of town fell ill at the ball ground Wednesday and may need gallstone surgery for her condition.
The Commercial club will meet next Monday at 8 PM in the Club rooms to confer with Edward K. Mather of Aberdeen on the cost of a sewer system for the city. All property owners are invited to attend.
The Anticeptic barber shop relocates next to the New Grand, inviting old customers and new patrons to visit in its updated quarters. Proprietor E. W. Erickson states he will be pleased to serve both familiar and fresh clientele.
J A Ray offers wallpaper sales from samples with a 50 percent discount off list price plus painting and paper hanging services. Seven years of experience, guaranteed quality, and contact number in City.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of Farmers Elevator Co of Hammer Siding South Dakota will be held on the last Wednesday in June the 24th at 9 a.m at the company elevator in Hammer Siding. H M Fellbaum secretary.
A Pierre Capital-Journal note warns that thousands of millers in the state this year will produce cut worms next year, threatening crop destruction. A citizen suggests using a gasoline torch at night to burn the millers, hoping they destroy themselves.
Bids to fill in a 20 foot wide bridge with an 8 inch rise in the middle and 6 inches of dirt on top. A 10 percent bid bond must accompany bids. Bids opened July 11 at the town clerk office. lowest bid to be accepted. Oscar Helgemo clerk. Route 4 Sisseton SD.
Farmers are urged to place orders early for South Dakota prison twine. The ad promises savings, notes three years of satisfactory use, and provides a contact as Elevation Number 8.
The Thompson House now offers a dining room for general and hotel guests, becoming a full fledged hotel with 22 single and 2 double rooms plus a public office. It features electric lights, steam heat, baths, and toilets under a European plan with room only or room and meals options. Located on a second floor of a solid brick building, rooms stay cool in summer and warm in winter, with improved fire safety. Patronage from town and countryside is invited, rates are reasonable, and satisfaction is guaranteed.
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