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Sisseton Weekly Standard

Location

Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1908

Page

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Miss Sarah McQuillin Spring Millinery Opening

Miss Sarah McQuillin will open her spring millinery line with new creations in the millinery on Saturday and Monday March 25 and 26, inviting ladies of Eton and vicinity to view the finest line yet shown in the city. Also notes social events and local visits, including Arrowsmith’s livery barn purchase and upcoming gatherings.

Moss Sarah McQuilan Saurday Chivago Reservation State Bank Sarah McQuillin Eton Colum W. D. Wilson Moses Arrowsmith Britt Nm Mr Arrowsmith W. W. Noble Mr. Arrowsmith Sisseton

Restaurant proprietor J Jirik faces embezzlement questions

J Jirik, Boston restaurant owner in Seton, ran up checks without funds, bought on credit, fled to North Dakota to evade creditors, was recaptured by sheriff in White Rock at a meat market. Hearing before Judge Princeville postponed, relatives expected to aid settlement.

J. J. Jirik Boston Indurance Captains of Finance Miss Clara Berz North Dakota Jirik White Rock Princeville

Mask Torn Off at Kimball Address

Attorney Egan declared at a Kimball address that he would vote for Mr. Bryan for president if the Republican convention declined to name a nominee. As a Democrat he is expected to back Bryan regardless of the Republican pick. It is said he has ceased masquerading as a Republican.

Bridgewater Tribune Egan Crawford Super Kimball Bryan

Community Notes From White Rock Cassel Browns Valley Trips

Winans from White Rock Journal Henry and Kiith Hardy return from Cassel Minnesota visit. Pearl Reinman spent weekend near Browns Valley. Young people surprised Mr and Mrs Chas Hanson and sister Mrs Olson at Sam John. Lap supper and refreshments noted. Herbert Tunnel back from Bismarck business trip. Bert Seely and Robert Blair leave for Lemmon claims.

Winans White Rock Journal Henry and Kiith Hardy Cassel, Minn Pearl Reinman Browns Valley Sam John Chas. Hanson Olson Herbert Tunnel Bismark N.D Bert Seely Robert Blair Lemmon

Insurgent Advice in South Dakota Policy Shift

Groton Independent comments on Democratic supporters who followed La Follette’s counsel to enter the Republican Party and shape its policy. The piece suggests these tactics are succeeding and the initial critique has ended. It notes a move from criticism to practical involvement.

Groton LaFollette Republican Party South Dakota

Peeger Mercantile Company Ad Highlights Wallpaper Theme

The hardware and furniture department of The Peeger Mercantile Company features wallpaper as its main appeal in this issue. Managers Haas and Mann have prepared a well arranged display for customers, inviting them to inspect the advertisement and visit the department.

Peeger Mercantile Company Messrs

Farmers' Institute sparks two day session at Opera House

A two day Farmers Institute session opened this afternoon in the penthouse displaying theater and papers. Dr Brigham spoke on education for boys and Eolication. W P McConnell discussed cooperation between farmers and business men. Miss Hoover demonstrated fireless cooking and home science from the State College of Agriculture. A packed program is expected for Saturday at the opera house.

Farmers’ Institute Wmers Pent Brighrim W. PL McConnell Dakot Armer Miss Hoover State College of Agriculture Jessie Hoover

Scandinavians Rebelled At Summit Primary Ticket

Summit township Republicans rejected the insurgent central committee by forming their own ticket and electing three members. The Scandinavian majority in the town demonstrated independence from Dick Richards and his so called Scandinavians league, showing many independent Scandinavian voters in the county.

Madison Sentinel Summit Township Central Committee Dick Richards

Must Need These Votes Aberdeen News

In April at the state convention held in Huron insurgents claimed four votes from Hamlin county. Hamlin has nine votes in representation and the central committee, citing primary law, barred a primary and chose nine stalwart delegates. Reform headquarters at Huron urged a top insurgent at Hazel to secure four Hamlin votes at all hazards, indicating machine strategy.

Aberdeen News Huron Hamlin Central Committee Reform Hazel

Local Births and Marriages in the County

Cradle, alter and grave Lindstrom born to Mr. and Mrs. Chas Lindstrom on March 19. Williams Pratt marriage cards received announcing Vivian May Williams to L J Prat of Summit on March 18. Otto Grant wedding in the city March 17 uniting Albert Otto of Bossko township and Lillian O Grady of Grant township. groom a county farmer, bride a noted teacher.

Williams-Pratt Vivian May F. W. Williams L J. B. Prat Summit Standard Otto-Grant Albert Otto Bossko Township Lillian O’grady Grant Township

WUT HOUSE CULLINGS Wind-up of circuit court judgment roundup

The court closed a term with multiple verdicts and sentences. Juries returned for defendants in several cases including M J Palen vs Minder and Ida Howe vs W Redfiell. Convictions ranged from larceny and bootlegging to attempted rape with sentences up to four years. The juries were excused and motions for new trials were denied or overruled. Public notices urged horse inspections and spring work preparations with local business offers.

Thomas B. Nolam Daniel M. J. Palen J. L. Minder Heriff Roberts C S. D Agnes Pies Walter Steers Walter Parker D. L. Keyes J. A. Rickert Waditemajon Chas. Meyer Heindenblute Sioux Falls Bert Cloud John Moran Wm. Burke Norman Remington A. W. Johnson

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Railinery Mre Saul BE Hilt WRC Saviso de Citizens National Rank The Lyon Evergreen Nursery Company Minnesota Commercial J. M. Johnson Peever Mercantile CO. Hardware Department Haas & Mann, Proprietors Ciscoton Snyder & Dale Sisseton Produce Co Sisseton, S. D Britton Fred McDunle McDonal Erlington St. Patrick's Frank Smith Josie Glentzinger Tom McGee Anton Arneson Will Orr Maggie J. R. Jones Hankinson Matilda Stordalen Peter Dahl Tesday Chas. McGee Nels Beilo Norway J.J. Sik Fiiled Insurgent WUT House Cieuit Court O. T. Ramsland Ole Klefs Y. F. Dove George Knutson C. R. Jorgenson Nels Baxeth Joe Wacitemojou Talena Marosa Dekave James Burke Mahowaste A. Nygaard Westacraph Phice
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