Spring Opening March 5 1920 Assortment Invite
An invitation notes a spring opening event on March 5 1920 and extends cordial invites to all readers to attend the assortment and enjoy the offerings.
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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1920
Page
5
An invitation notes a spring opening event on March 5 1920 and extends cordial invites to all readers to attend the assortment and enjoy the offerings.
The upper story houses Dr. Peterson and Dr. Robertson with three rooms each plus an X ray unit and private rooms. Attorneys McKenna and Turner occupy the front with a library and offices. The Security National Bank plans to move in soon. Miss Agnes Carroll joins obstetrical and surgical care under Dr. Powell.
The Powell hospital will open its doors for admission of surgical obstetrical and medical patients on Monday March Sth. This twelve bed hospital is strictly modern and equipped with the latest appliances for diagnosis and treatment of all medical and surgical conditions. It will have
Allen Stewart Sr born 1843 in Nova Scotia moved to Holdingford Minnesota as a youth and later settled on a Roberts County farm. He died March 26 after eight weeks illness leaving three sons and four daughters. Funeral held at St Peters Catholic Church with Interment in Sisseton cemetery. The Farm Bureau extends sympathy.
The seller explains they bought cotton blankets cheaply last summer and received them by Christmas. Prices rose then, and now many blankets remain unmarked though worth about 50 percent more than current sale price. Buyers are urged to act quickly.
The Farm Bureau operates with County Agents in every county to promote farming and community welfare. Financing comes from County State and Federal sources with member dues from $1 to $5. Services are free to all in the county except the exchange service which uses membership funds for postage. The Bureau offers bulletins and lists of wanted or for sale items through banks, and can assist with livestock diseases, seeds, marketing, insect and plant problems, soil and community issues, via the County Agent as the link between farmers and the Experiment Station and Agricultural Colleges. Membership not required for help.
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