Sisseton and Surrounding Town News Highlights
Local items report E E Remund and Rudolph Remund seeking medical help in Ortonville, Lake Township delegates chosen for county convention, widespread measles in the area, Rev F J Hoffman seriously ill, Wilmot High earns notice, thaw threatens roads, social baskets raise 1865, farm purchases include a cow, travel between Sisseton and Ortonville, a Woodman hall event March 19, and a tragic death by suicide of Abel Jones on the Gunderson farm.
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F. J. Hoffman
German Methodist Church
Wilmot
John Gosline
Sisset
Leo Kurrasch
Andrew Erickson
O. M. Peterson
Marjorie
Sisseton
Ortonville Moniy
Cafarelli
Woodman Hall
Abel Jones
Gunderson
Ed Conley
Jones
Jons
Stalwarts Battle for Delegate Majority in South Dakota
Later returns from Tuesday primaries show stalwarts may gain a slim majority at the state convention in Huron. Insurgents claim Faulk and Potter, while counties like McPherson and Stanley face potential illegality rulings that could adjust delegate totals. In Sisseton, stalwarts win all wards and most city precincts, with Roberts county leaning insurgent and county alignment unsettled.
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Huron
Faulk
Potter
Miner
Jeraud
Walworth
Hutchinson
Sisseton
Roberts County
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Nebraska Democrats Endorse Bryan Platform for Denver Nomination
The Nebraska Democratic party adopted a Bryan influenced platform and instructed delegates to vote for William J. Bryan at the Denver convention. The state pledged to support Bryan and voiced strong approval as crowds cheered the leader. Associated Press reports described the day’s enthusiastic scenes.
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Nebraska
Bryan
William J. Bryan
Denver
Associated Press
Money Spent By Last South Dakota Legislature Revealed
Redfield Journal-Observer lists 1903 and 1907 appropriations for fourteen state offices with a $72 284 increase. Railroads add $62 108 to state taxes. insurgent machine gains absorb most of the savings with $10 185 extra. Reform praised as great yet costly.
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Redfield Journal- Observer
State House
Cs Public Examiner
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Board of Regents Railroad Commissioners
State Historical Society
Farmer's Institute to convene at Sisset March 20 21
The State Farmer's Institute Board will hold a two day meeting at Sisset on March 20 starting 1 30 p m and March 21 at 10 30 a m Topics include poultry co operation and fireless cooking plus updates on insurgent delegate changes with totals around 231 233 delegates Birth notices record two new births in March to Eggers Torvick families with a daughter Torvick born March 5 and a daughter born March 12 to the Torvicks
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Sisset
State Farmer’s Institute Board
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