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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1912
Page
6
Nellie Oliva visited W C Olivers on Monday and Tuesday. Various notices mention Barn discussions, meetings at the schoolhouse each week, and many visitors in Effington. Several illnesses and visitors from Adrian and Aberdeen are listed, with social visits at homes and churches over the weekend.
A mixed weekly column notes a weather shift this week near Eddy and social tidbits from the Eddy community. Delegates from Bethel Y. B. S. at Summit include Gerhard Olaf Gunnarson and Arney Rohro, with local reports on dances, visits, school events, picnics, and residents attending gatherings, sales, and visits in surrounding towns.
Magnus Hanson fed willet for J. R. Needham while Celia Valentine drove to Browns Valley and brought back Mrs. Jolen Tine and family from the hospital. Henry Nelson left for Starbuck to harvest. Cole Vonstad and family enjoyed Lake Traverse outing. Ladies Aid hosted coffee at Olaf Negaard's. John Valentine returned home after six weeks in Browns Valley hospital. W S Boyd painted his house and barn. Lown family shopping in the Valley. Jack Stadler delivered hogs to Sisseton. An autoist from Browns Valley rounded a curve near Qletske.
Australia’s navy is split into the Permanent naval forces and the citizen naval forces. The latter are volunteers and do not receive pay in time of peace.
City Council of Sisseton meets with Mayor O T Axness and aldermen to review sidewalk costs and construction. Reports detail lot and block walk costs, crosswalk placements, tax warrant to N S Morris, and adjournment set for October 17 1911.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference an org parsed head with thirty bones and a contrast to another example labeled Doe Chicago Post. The readable text is sparse, offering no explicit event date, persons, or locations beyond Chicago context.
Until the late 1700s English courts used a prisoner's dock with an iron collar for trials. If condemned and branded, the collar was tightened, the branding iron preheated in court, and the mark burned onto the buttocks as directed by the judge, completing the sentence on the spot.
A possibly extraordinary coal mine sits on a small island in the Japan Sea near Nagasaki. The surface area holds only the shafts and hoisting gear while the workings extend beneath the sea in all directions, suggesting extensive underground seams.
No. 24 summarizes the bank's financial condition with details on resources liabilities surpluses and reserves. It lists assets such as U.S. Bonds real estate and other property and notes the bank’s capital stock and undivided profits. The document includes signatures of officers Cashier Olberg and notary and dates in 1912.
Letters remain unclaimed in this office for the week ending June 22 1912 Michaelson J R Molery Per Moran Susan Nikstad H Oskeness & Co Pederson Mrs Emma Schneider Andyrew Té not called for within five weeks they will be sent to the dead letter office M A Knappen P M
Notice is given that by a 1912 judgment of foreclosure in a circuit court action the sheriff of Roberts County will auction the real estate in Roberts County South Dakota. The Southeast quarter of section seven in township one hundred twenty seven north containing 80 acres is to be sold to satisfy the judgment of about two thousand one hundred forty one dollars plus interest and sale costs. Dated June 6 1912. Joins Swanson Sheriff of Roberts County. The Sisseton Mill Light Co advertises flour at 1.40 per sack.
Andrew Hendrickson seeks full discharge in his bankruptcy case in the District of South Dakota Northern Division Judge James D. Elliott presiding. The petitioner states he surrendered all property and assets and asks the court to grant discharge from all debts except those listed as excepted by the Bankruptcy Act. Filed on the 18th day of May A.D. 1933 by attorney Andersgn & Waddell for the bankrupt.
The court orders a hearing on the petition to be held at Sioux Falls before the judge at ten o clock in the forenoon on the specified date. Notices shall be published twice in The Sisseton Standard and sent by mail to all known creditors and interested parties.
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