Local notes and social items from Sisseton area
Nels Swanson of Veblen was 2, Sinseton caller Saturday. Atty. Howard Babcock went to Milbank for court. John Moran and wife of Veblen transacted business here Monday. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Ole Torness Thursday. Miss Adel e McDonald visited in Montevideo. Eddie Conley was in Peever between trains Wednesday. Tony Ananson visited Bossko Township. Leslie Gaulper of Claire City visiting in Sisseton. Jacob Jokenbach stayed with cousin Jacob Foell in Good Will. Atty. Frank McKenna did business in Milbank. Ness Mondahl in hills for his brother estate. Wm Koepke to Washington, D C on two month trip. Rasmus Ness family arrived from Fairfax for funeral of Mrs H A Hanson. A local council of Indians planned a Fourth of July celebration with no final plans. George Gross discharged from Camp Dodge after service. George was among first Roberts county veterans. William Hopkins shot in heel by accidental discharge at Indian Council. Standfast responsible for pistol misfire. J A Hill of Corona now repair man at Wilson Garage. Eastern Star farewell to Mrs W F Miller and Mrs P Rask leaving town. Frank Pogrelsky recovering at Des Moines hospital from leg fracture suffered in France. The Progressive Town column notes towns must invest with study to avoid pure gambles. encourages local investment in promising ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Swanson
Veblen
Atty
Howard Babcock
Milbank
John Moran
Ole Torness
Adél E McDonald
Thenus
Montevideo
Eddie Conley
Peever
P. J. Leary
Browns Valley
Tony, Annanson
Bossko
Leslie Gaulper
Claire City
Sisseton
Jacob Jokenbach
Jacob Foell
Frank McKenna
Ness Mondahl
Hills
Wm. Koepke
Washington, D. C
Rasmus Ness
Fairfax Minn
H. A. Hanson
Sisset
George Gross
Camp Dodge
George
Roberts County
Hopkin
Hopkins
Dr. Powell
J. A. Hill
Corona
Wilson
Hill
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
W. F. Miller
P. Rask
City
Miller
Rask
Minneapolis
Astern Star
Frank Pografsky
General Hospital
Frank
Franze
Lalley Light Brightens Farm Homes Across County
Ackermann and Hatch tout Lalley Electric Light and Power as a major farm upgrade. They note 12 000 farmers using the system this year report safer, brighter houses, time saved on chores, and easier routines for milking, washing, and other tasks. They claim daily cost about 3 14 cents with minimal gasoline use and predict widespread rural electric lighting akin to automobiles and telephones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lalley
Ackermann & Hatch
Ctyi
Laisley
Lalley Light
Laley
The Efficiency of Advertising in a Non Advertising Town
A merchant could maintain peace if not ambitious yet. Location determines trade share as customers shop where steps saved outweigh other factors. People stay loyal to familiar stores, missing better values around corners. Uniform retail trade emerges unless strong values draw customers.
District 2 One Road holds postponed basket social
The long deferred program and basket social in District 2 One Road was held Tuesday evening, April 22, despite locals busy with field work. A fine program was presented and the basket sale netted $35.80 for the orphans of France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wistwrd
District 2
One Road
France
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Axness & CO
Ackerman & Hatch
Atty. John Munro
Wilmot
Our City
Wist
John C. Johnson
Johnson
Ortonville
Webster
Dodge Bros. Automobile
Main Ave
W. D. Wilson, Mer
South Dakota
Mr. Peterson
Boys’ Shop
Peterson Clothing Company
Firat National
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