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Newspaper

Sisseton Weekly Standard

Location

Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1913

Page

9

Various Local Notices and Births Highlight Community Life

A string of brief items notes births including a son to Mr. and Mrs. Fred McDonald on March 8 and a son born to Mr. and Mrs. John Swartz of Luffman. Other entries mention visits, entertainments, and local business such as two new Ford cars delivered to Albert Helgeson and S T Gunderson. A Montana teaching stint by Miss Gerda Wekander is recalled, railroad talks involve Otto Olson and A H Dahl, and Royal Neighbors social events with Irish color schemes and a two course supper are described.

David Wolff Robert Lowery Leo Eagen Jordan Old Ireland Dooley

Sunday Dinners and Community Happenings in Hart Township

Local notices detail Sunday dinners at Mes. 4 Wilbur's Ed. Schliesman of Millans. Morris and neighbors hosting needlework and music at Bonnie Andrews gathering. Josie London heads to Madison to undergo appendicitis surgery. Harry Leffingwell and Pete Hogan sold a picture show and plan a Montana move. Mrs. Ole Axness and Mrs. L. W. Foss hosted guests. Carlsten Eggen dies at 28 from tuberculosis, survived by husband and two children. brother Carsten returns from New Mexico for funeral.

Harry Leffingwell Waubay Pete Hogan Montana Magnus Howg O. K. Eggen Hart Township Carsten Eggen New Mexico

Local News Briefs and Family Updates

Auctioneer J. F. Class shown selling items. L. Wm. Foss visited Ortonville Saturday evening and stayed through Sunday. Schindler Bros. take daily orders for Roberts Co. S. D. grown and tested seed corn. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Peterson returned Saturday from a month long eastern trip, glad to be home.

L. Wm. Foss Ortonville Schindler Bros Good Roberts Co. S. D Mrs A. A. Peterson

Local Notes From Grant Township and Nearby Areas

George Gross drove to Peever Monday. A Grant township four year old died Saturday night from grip. Mrs. W F Carlberg hosted Kennedy day tea for her 11 year old son. George Kapel shot at a bird and a bullet hit his jaw and neck. Dr Glasier removed it. Seven new Ford cars unloaded Monday. Carlberg has thirty Ford cars since Oct 1. Hart township family attended Corona confirmation with two sons aged 14 and 15. Second hand Ford touring car and Model 10 Buick offered for sale with details.

Wm. Oletzki Grant Township George Kapel Bossko Glasier Ford W. F. Carlberg L. J. Pistorius Hart Township Corona Sisseton Buick W. IP Carlberg, Siscatan

Seed Corn Prices and Local Farming Notes From Sisseton

Allen Aney visits Peever and Fred Dunn tours through to Mohall with O V Dunn in Rob ert s county. Seed corn samples offered at First National bank priced at 3 50 per bushel with 30 bushels per acre in dry year 1911 and 96 to 100 percent tests. Pistorius of Hart plans 180 acres corn 700 acres small grain and holds 5000 bushels of wheat. 110 hogs 30 cattle 17 horses 200 sheep on 1300 acres with high hopes for prices.

First National Bank Wm. Koepke Sisseton L. J. Pistorius Hart Roberts County Pistorius

Local Notices and Social Happenings in Peever Area

F D Chausse and Sheriff Minder bought Oliver typewriters from C L Preston. T W Cahill offers a new line of wall paper rugs linoleum lace curtains and shades. John McKeever returned from an eastern trip including Wilson inauguration. Mrs O S Opheim hosted a Japanesel themed evening for twenty friends. C A Swenson in Waubay on business. P C Johnson of Wist visited Sisseton. Brotherhood of North American Indians held a meeting at Herman Renville's with officers elected and two delegates chosen to travel to Washington D C.

T. W. Cahill John McKeever Wilson Mr. McKeever Baltimore Chicago Herman Renville Brotherhood of ‘North American Indians Sam Renville Dave Two Star John Kempeska Washington, D. C Lodge Simon Kirt Quincy Plume Peever Pilot

Total lunar eclipse visible across the nation this month

A full moon on the twenty second will undergo a total lunar eclipse. Early phases are seen in the eastern United States while the full event is visible on the Pacific coast. The eclipse path is near central through Earth's shadow with totality lasting about ninety minutes. First contact occurs at 5 13 a m eastern time, totality from 6 11 to 7 44, and moon leaves shadow at 8 43.

United States Pacific

Next speaker on Socialist Lyceum Course at Star Theatre

The next speaker, once a lawyer, left dirty quarrels and now cleans dirty tmen in a laundry to keep his self respect. He is praised as the best so far and will present What Socialists Want at Star Theatre on March 14 at 8 p.m.

Socialist Lyceum Star Theatre

Also Mentioned on This Page

S. D Busi Ness Safe Depository J. A. Rickert Pres H. S. Monris V. Pres K. Onpere Sisseton and Vicinity Torvick Roy Aney Peever Mrs. Peever Fred McDonald John Nordstrom J. F Albert Helgeson S. T. Gunderson Gerda Wekander Otto Olson Lien A. H. Dahl Victor John Swartz Luffman Emer Eddy of Eddy Arthur O. Olson Mes Wilbur Schliesman Millans F. Miller Christenson Barnith Josie Lodon Madison Ole Axness L. W. Foss Bonnie Andrews Ella Brusch Thompson's Hardware J. F. Class Sisseton, S. D George Gross Kenneth Allen Aney Fred Dunn Mohall N. D O. V. Dunn F. D. Chausse Sheriff’ Minder Oliver Typewriter C. L. Preston C. A. Swenson P. C. Johnson of Wist M'Crillis Detroit Ford Motor Company Michigan Fourteenth Streets
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