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Sisseton Weekly Standard

Location

Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1919

Page

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White and Myers Chautauqua Delights Sisseton Crowd

The White and Myers Chautauqua wrapped a fine six day run in Sisseton with high praise for talent quality. Weather delayed arrivals. performances featured Miss Emily Waterman, Dr. John A Gray, Robert Goldsmith, Baldy Strang, Dr. E E Violett, and the White Hussars. Audience laughs and strong lectures marked each day, with the final day hailed as the best yet.

Sisseton Sisselin Carmeling C. W. Wassam Emily Waterman Miss Waterman John A. Gray Emily Waterman Company Robert Goldsmith America New John Gray Baldy Strang and Harry Lauder Mr. Strang

Cyclone Strikes Us Falls Amid Martial Law

A Sunday evening cyclone hit Us Falls causing 3 million dollars in damage. Sixty dead and 175 injured. The northwest district saw four churches and many homes demolished as the storm swept through main street destroys the Grand Hotel and county offices, depots, and residences. Communications cut off. relief trains dispatched. Wendell reported news first by a motorcyclist. City placed under martial law with no sightseers allowed.

Us Falls N. P Great Northern Railroad Wendell

Free 4th and 5th Celebration in Sisseton at Park and Aeroplane Stunt

Sisseton prepares a free July 4 5 festival with plans for an aeroplane flyover by McGiutette of Appleton from Morris Minn. The event features Milbank Milbank Milbank Milbank baseball with $150 purses, Browns Valley band, contests, parades, minstrel show and free amusements. Heavy rain damages crops and infrastructure.

Sisseton Roberts County Morris, Minn Milbank Browns Valley Band Uncle’ Sams Soldier Boys Milbari Sier Ford Tate Peevera Browns Maley Wilmot

Indian Celebration at Long Hollow July 3 4 5

Indian celebration at Long Hollow promises best ever event on the reservation with daily festivities including sham battles ring dances war dances parades baseball and horse races plus a big bowery dance. Committees plan to manage a large crowd and maintain order as in past events. Sisseton Produce closes at 10 a.m. July 4. Patrons warned.

Long Hollow

Sisseton Edge Clinton In Rain-Delayed League Clash

Sisseton defeated Clinton 3 to 2 after repeated rain postponements. The home team dominated and forced Clinton into a Waterloo moment. regular lineup needed and Graceville scheduled to visit next Sunday at 3 30 p.m. The match promises a tight contest as both teams appear evenly matched.

Sisseton Clinton Waterloos Necssary Graceville

Windstorm causes deaths and heavy damage near Dumont

A severe Sunday evening windstorm near the town of Dumont Minnesota felled structures including the Lutheran church. One man died and several were injured. A farmer lost a barn with eight horses killed and twenty five cattle perished in a pasture along the tributary area.

Dumont, Minn Graceville Wheaton

Rules for Motor Vehicle Drivers in the State and City

The text cites state rules for motor vehicle operation including headlight diffusion to avoid glare and right of way at intersections. It adds a city ordinance ban on cut-outs, with fines for violations, noting officers may regulate traffic at intersections.

Spotlights Prohibited Lights Cause Road Dangers

Citizens warned that glaring electric spotlights on city and country roads violate a law. Accidents have occurred, with Ford headlights cited as especially problematic. Use should be limited to reading signs and locating hazards. violators should be prosecuted and licenses revoked.

Notice to Soldiers Meeting For July 4th Parade

Notice to soldiers calls a meeting at the Opera House Saturday night at 8 o clock to arrange for the July 4th and 5th parade. A land deal closed Tuesday by Hal Knight with Nebraska parties paid 125 per acre for the Frank Hannash farm northeast of Sisseton, the top rate this week in Roberts county. Hanson has a 65 gallon per minute artesian well in northwest town and plans to pipe water to nearby homes since city supply does not reach the area.

Hal Knight Nebraska Frank Hannash Sisseton Old Roberts County Christ Hanosa

Farmers Picnic at Nergaard Farm Near Sisseton

A Farmers' Picnic will be held at John Nergaard farm four miles east of Sisseton on Friday July 11 1919. Speakers from the Non-Partisan League and American Society of Equity will address the crowd at 1 30 p m. Bring family lunch baskets and plan to stay all day to meet neighbors. Everyone is invited.

John Nergaard Sisset League American Society of Equity

Land values rise in Roberts County amid a land boom

The article argues Roberts County reaches the prosperity level of the state with strong farms and new wealth. It notes land prices lag behind southern states due to poor awareness and railway ties. Officials expect Roberts County land to approach $200 per acre within two months, with Grant County already at about $250. A lost watch is offered as a reward at the city gravel pit, noting Ed Opzal for returns.

Atata Roberta County Towa Minnesota Roberts County Iowa South Dakota Grant County

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E. E. Violett Dr. Violette White Hussars Elizabeth M. Hunt Red Cross Army Nurse Corps J. W. Miller White and Myer Citizens National Bank Cow Baton Pre. Helvig W. Barrington S. Fey Lukanitsch M. O. Eikum R. Thompson McGiutette Appleton Dumont Opera House Rexall Skeeter Skoot F. P. Maldaner So, Dak
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