Sisseton Area Residents See Easter Week Movements
SISSETON AND VICINITY reports several residents with travel and family events. Marvick left for Hobson Montana at week start, Foss family toured Wilmot, Babcock went to Minot for legal business, Batterbury returned from Minnesota after his father’s death, Petersons and Otto visited Peever for religious meetings, and Ben Grove plans a public auction at his farm 13 miles northwest of Sisseton on Friday March 28 for livestock, machinery, and household goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Grove
Sisseton
Auction sales and local classifieds roundup
J F Classery advertises auction sales with satisfaction guaranteed. Sleet last Sunday aided coasting enjoyed by boys. Cahill’s line offers wallpaper rugs linoleum lace curtains and window shades. Mabel Akre visits Peever with aunts Mrs Sonstegard and Mrs Sloan. Seven new Commercial Club applicants indicate growing interest. One second hand Ford touring car at 350 dollars and a Model 10 Buick at 275 dollars are on hand, both in good running order. W F Carlberg Sisseton S D.
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W. F. Carlberg
Sisseton
S. D
Auction and local notices from Effington and vicinity
Local items report a Friday auction at Ben Grove's farm thirteen miles northwest of town starting at 11 o clock. Mentioned are Effington residents Oscar Ekstrom, J F Class, Miss Freda Hagen ill, and Robert Max convicted of horse stealing. Also noted are marriages, travels, church events, moving picture bookings, and school vacation with staff changes and superintendent updates.
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Freda Hagen
Ben Grove
Peever meetings and local trades noted in brief
Citizens attended special meetings in Peever last Sunday. Local furniture delivery to Central hotel by T. W. Cahill. Augusta Beard now runs the hotel after leaving Little Eagle restaurant. Water service incident in Peter Stavng’s home. cistern and cellar flooded. Seed descriptions and crop yields cited with prices and bank sample availability.
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Peter Stavng
T. W. Cahill
Peever
Central Hotel
Augusta Beard
Little Eagle
Miss Gravdahl Leaves for Nurse Training in St Paul
Miss Martha Gravdahl of Route 3 will bid farewell to friends at Sizseton on Monday March 31 before entering Bethesda Hospital in St Paul to complete her nurse training. Her brother Anton, a university student, will meet her and share in the news.
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Martha Gravdahl
Sizseton
Bethesda Hospital
St. Paul
Miss Gravdahl
Anton
Pretty Roberts County Girl Buys Hat in Sisseton
A pretty girl from Rob erts county visited Sisseton on Monday and purchased a new spring hat at Miss McQuillen’s store.
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Roberts County
Sisseton
Sisseton Standard Quoted Notes Stir Browns Valley Tribune
The Browns Valley Tribune pokes fun at the Sisseton Standard after editorial notes about school notes. County Auditor Lien traveled to Pierre for a state meeting with other auditors. A sewer clog at the Golden Rule caused basement flooding managed by a large pump.
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Golden Rule
Peterson
Lien
Pierre
State
Board of Ax Commissioners
Sisseton
Browns Valley Tribune
Geobel Visiting Daughter Amid Far West Prospects
Henry Geobel a Roberts county resident for over two decades visits his daughter Mrs W F Carlberg in town. He runs an elevator at Dodson Montana and holds a claim nearby. He notes heavy government irrigation work and a large labor force there. From there he plans to travel to St Paul where his wife has spent the winter.
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Henry Geobel
Roberts County
W. F. Carlberg
Geobel
Dodson
Montana
Local notes on residents and town events in Roberts County
Belgium cashier visits Sisseton while Miss Maye Wilson takes a stenographer job in VeronaNorth Dakota. Peever farmer buys seed wheat. Easter was the earliest in 138 years and won’t be this early again for over a century. T W Cahill offers new wall coverings for spring. Mrs W F Carlberg and Mrs John Akre received electric coffee pots. Paper railroads proposed to Hankinson and Watertown, with Ortley and Summit figures linked. A court case in Ortley involved Chas Anderson seeking telephone rental from R Udeeth. Sheriff Minder to place Mary Spearback, 11, in city custody awaiting county court action. appeal for foster care.
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Sinseton
Sioux Falls
Mary Spearback
Alto Township
Minder
Dainty costume accessories and Miracle hand washer ad
A brief classified notice describes a matching costume hat suit and gloves, noting they were bought in Sisseton at Miss McQuillen's rather than Minneapolis. It also promotes The Miracle as the latest improved hand washer and urges readers to visit Thompson's hardware to inspect it.
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Minneapolis
Sisseton
Thompson’s
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First National Bank
Busi
Ness
Safe DePository
A. A. Rickert
Morris
Oupers
Sisseton and Vicinity
CSS
Sam Marvick
Hobson, Montana
L. Wm Foss
Wilmot
Howard Babcock
Minot
N. D
H. D. Batterbury
Minnesota
Lloyd
Ruby Peterson
Inez Otto
J. F
Cahill
Mabel Akre
B. A. Sonstegard
J. E. Sloan
Oscar Ekstrom
E. C. Gamm
Mr. Gamm
James L. Barlage
Anna Braaten
Effington
Hilda Braaten
Alec Stowe
Martin Johnson
Farmers’ Co-operative Elevator No. 6
C. A. Swenson
Montpelier
Ed Chell
Wist
Sisset
Mann
Robert Max
Aberdeen
Max
Red Gross
Andrew Marvick
Lyda
C. A. Kemp
C. B. Lien
Schindler Bros
Good Roberts Co. L. D
Mrs. Shearer
Peeger
Mr. Sherer
Marsh
Gould
Glencoe
Minn
Stevens
Graceville
City
The
Unique
Rameses
Egypt
Supt
McDonald
Rhode Island
E. M. Batson, Prop
Sisseton, S. D
Arthur O. Olson
C. L. Preston
Mr. Marsh
Sylvester Kimball
Misses Rose Otto
Phyllis Dertlinger
Hazel Brewster
Flossie Brown
Eldora Robinson
Wm. Koepke
Sisaeton
Voudan
Canton
Champson’s
B. A. Belgium
Roberts County State Bank of
Corona
Maye Wilson
Verona
J. J. Batterton
B. A. Sonstegard of
John Akre
Hankinson
N. C
Soo
Hankinson News
Watertown
Ortley and
Summit
Chas. Anderson
Ortley
R. Udeeth
Ford
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Michigan
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