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Newspaper

Sisseton Weekly Standard

Location

Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1913

Page

5

Sisseton and Vicinity News Briefs and Local Notes

Local notices report A. Z. Lewis visiting Wilmot and Miss Emma Lee staying with relatives. Mrs. Fred Baumbach and Mrs. Jens Jenson return home after three weeks here. W. W. Casey from Long Hollow returns from St. Paul after wife’s goiter operation. Howard, Minnesota weighs ballot to choose two saloon keepers. The Raes perform at Star theatre May 8 to 10 in His Night Out Pap s Money and Timothy Times. C J Radland visits then departs for Pine City to enter a sanatorium.

Fred Baumbach Bryant Jens Jenson Haytie Sisseton the Raes Star Theatre Pap C. J. Radland John Akre Pier 1Point Pine City Minn

Town bargains and local notices from the week

The notice mentions a 19c pair for lace curtains and 59¢ children's shoes, a Ford purchase by Gunder Hammer, Andrew Erickson's cement underpinning, and Will Krone visiting from Lidgerwood. It notes a big store reduction, new city administration next Monday, and Magendon injured at Fort Sisseton after horse accident breaking bones.

Magendon Fort Sisseton Mr. Magendon

Prisoner Inmates Described As Drunk And Charged Thief

Morris Benson, a railroad laborer from Corona, arrived in a crazed state likely due to excessive drinking and is held in jail with reported improvement. Dominic Cellia, from Summit, is jailed on charges of stealing jewelry from Ben Wilson, hotel keeper's wife.

Morris Benson Corona Dominic Cellia Summit Ben Wilson

Rugs and Carpets at the Golden Rule Store

Miss Prudence Otto, a telephone office worker, was ill but has returned to duty. Advertisers note 6x9 matting rugs available at the Golden Rule for $1.95.

Prudence Otto

Custom tanners and furriers seek hides for robes

We are agents for H. Willard Sons and Co. We tan cow and horse hides into robes. Schindler Bros. of Sisseton South Dakota advertise their services and supply in this notice.

H. Willard,Sons & Co Schindler Bros Sisseton, S. D

Big reductions and sales notes in local shops

Golden Rule advertises large coat and suit cuts for ladies. Miss McQuillen touts ladies wool suits at 4.98 and a hardware sales opening teased by J A Ray for May 10. Other items include seed corn and millets at Thompson’s Hardware and farm notices on cemetery fundraising and assessor training.

Car sales prompt chase after Summit cars

W F Carlberg drove to Summit and requested John Akre take another car and pursue him Tuesday morning after Carlberg sold his vehicle. John set out early. Vern Carlberg also received a rescue call as the second car was sold. Vern kept a close watch to prevent a similar sale and hurried along.

W. F. Carlberg John Akre John Vern Carlberg Vern

Fine wool suit sale at Miss McQuillens

Local notes report a four dollar ninety eight cent all wool ladies suit sale at Miss McQuillens. Grant district teacher Earl Shoemacker is mentioned in passing amid community notices. Neale sisters visit with Mrs A P Honde. school in Lion township closed. seed corn orders for Schindler Bros. M L Mitchell to appear at Star Theatre May 2 3. J Weller pool hall sold to Herman Gast and J Shoemaker Ortley with Olson taking a five passenger car in Milbank News.

M. L. Mitchell Star Theatre Hagenbeck

Advertising in the Standard draws readers and buyers

County Commissioner John Meland expands his residence while John Butala moves into the home just vacated by Palmer Berglund. R. L. DeFrance visits from Peever and stops at the Standard office. A catalog notes first class improved farms for sale. Mrs Prigan packs to ship belongings to Montana. Mrs Nelzon Collins plans to move to Huron. Miss Kate Egan starts work at the Red Cross Drug Store in the soda department.

Kate Egan Red Cross Drug Store

Tragic death of 17 year old Tilda Stageberg in Hart Township

Tilda Stageberg the 17 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs T J Stageberg of Hart Township died Sunday morning from heart failure brought on by pleurisy after months of tuberculosis. Her funeral was held Tuesday from the Scandia church.

Tilda T. J. Stageberg Hart Township Scandia

Lost A gold Bracelet Found by Judge Andrews Office

Gold bracelet with green stones missing. finder asked to leave it at Judge Andrews' office for return.

Also Mentioned on This Page

First National Bank S. D Busi Ness Safe DePository J. A. Rickert Morris K. Ouserc Sisseton and Vicinity A. Z. Lewis of Wilmot Anna Gravdahl Coun Ford John Gjelming Try Emma Lee Freda Hagen St. Paul W. W. Casey Long Hollow Howard J. A. Ray Sucessor Arthur O. Olson Gunder Hammer Minnesota Andrew Erickson Will Krone Hart Lidgerwood N. C Miss McQuillen Ches Ny Ae At Thompson's Hardware Rhode Island E. M. Batson Prop Gatf Thompson’s Hardware Opera House Ingersoll Brown Massingham Babb Stadstad Robert Tjellman Lee M. A. Leversee Harmon Ed Raymond Lake R. A. Martin White Rock Earl Barker H. Martin Easter F. KE. van Schoick Spring Grove James Granbois Victor Martin Mickelson Springdale Jos. Steffire Peever Village J. HB Earl Shoemacker Grant District No J. F. Gleason, Jr Eady Ed Cook C. L. Preston Rose Mabel Neale A. P. Honde Archie Griffiths Lion Township Good Roberts Co. S John Meland John Butala Palmer Berglund R. L. DeFrance Peever Standard Office O. E. Lien Ober Universal Detroit Ford Times Ford Motor Company Michigan Ave Chicago
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