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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1905
Page
5
Kinetiscopic Views weekly corrected by Sisseton Milling Co. features wheat prices and various local notes. Reports mention residents traveling, visits, school and legal matters, a jail breakout recaptured near Veblen, Indian payments beginning next week, and a large fire at Weblin Turn Mill with $10,000 loss.
A disputed baseball game between Wilmot and Corona stirs anger over alleged dirty tactics and poor umpiring. Reports describe fast pitching, heated exchanges, and accusations of unfair play as spectators recall the Fourth of July match and subsequent claims of biased ruling.
A garbled OCR record lists numerous decedents and deeds including George White and wife and George A. Wool, Emmet Cavanings, Alfred Susan, Virgil Peterson, Rudolph Millers, Annie Dolph MMLeN, and James Me Brows. It references lots, tracts, and various unspecified transfers across multiple parcels, with unclear dates and locations.
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