Sisseton and vicinity notes and visits
Attorney John Munro presided over a meeting in the city. Miss Glenn Soli returned from Beardsley Minnesota after visiting her sister. Nels Beck of Peeger visited his father T. K. Axness. R. A. Martin assessed White Rock on official business. Pat Reardon came home from Graceville after visiting his mother and sisters. Dr Brown opened a new store called the Hix JOWL AM. W. F. Dilberg arrived from Selfridge for business. Anita Olson tracked political fences around Summit amid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sans, Nels Beck
Peeger
T. K. Axness
Browns Valley Visitors Highlight Local Trade Leaders
W. T. Lindt, manager of Browns Valley Implement Co., and N. J. Brown, a prominent Browns Valley hardware dealer, were Sis- Beton visitors on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Lindt
Browns Valley Implement Co
N. J. Brown
Browns Valley
Drove From Morning to Browns Valley and Jseton F
A fragmentary notice notes a journey by Emil Frederic from Browns Valley and a reference to Jseton F. Details are sparse but indicate travel or movement between places with two individuals named. The readable text centers on a transport or trip involving these names and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morn
Emil Frederic
Browns Valley, Fing
Jseton
Shoppers Visit from One Road Township
Mrs A Wilbur and her daughter Miss Minnie of One Road township visited Sisseton on Wednesday. The Standards acknowledges a very pleasant call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Wilbur
Minnie
One Road Township
Sisseton
Two North Dakota Men Track Strayed Horses in City
John Retterath and Ray Petersohnke, residing four miles south of Lidgerwood, N D, came to town last Friday to pursue stray horses from Retterath’s farm. They located the herd during their visit and later recovered the animals. Retterath also joined our subscription list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Retterath
Ray Peterssehnke
Lidgerwood
N. D
Mr. Retterath
Mr. Retteath
Local notices and social updates from Sisseton area
Fragmented OCR notes list entries on visits, rail and road matters, funerals, dances, bank statements, and local business ads. Mentions Meridian Road, Sisseton Mill and Light Co, and community figures like Bert Harton, Bert Sutcliffe, Clau Think, Lepler, and Leen. Also references typhoid illness, musicians Lehrmitz Orchestra, and rose sales by The Racket Store.
Visitors from Lien township seek car repair
Ole Bergquist and Solomon EB Hultberg of Lien township were in the city as business visitors on Wednesday. Hultberg drove a Ford that was acting up this spring and came to Dr. John McCoy for treatment or advice on the malfunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Bergquist
Solomon EB. Hultberg
Lien Township
Hultberg
John McCoy
Monson and Mel Assist Effington Trade Surge
Louis Monson and Andrew Mel represented Effington in a Wednesday session. Monson, of Monson Bros., general merchants, appeared after arranging a shipment of goods to support the rising trade enjoyed by his firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Monson
Andrew Mel
Effington
Monson
Monson Bros
Fir
Casper Mellenhoff Praises The Standard at County Seat
Casper Mellenhoff a prosperous farmer and township treasurer says he would not attempt to run the place without The Standard. He spoke warmly of the newspaper during a stop at the county seat on Wednesday expressing strong local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper Mellenhoff
Casper
The
Standard
Good Will Indian Training School closes with strong program
A closing ceremony at the Good Will Indian Training School drew a large Sissetonian audience. Principal Thomas Mani delivered the address on the topic The Importance of Higher Education for the Indian, praising the students progress and urging continued study. A newborn was reported in Goodwill township, Leo and Mrs Kurrasch welcomed a son last Sunday. And local ad notes urged buying Grimm Alfalfa Seed from Schindler Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Kurrasch
Goodwill Township
Good Will
Thomas Mani
Murphy visits town in Turner County campaign push
J. J. Murphy of Parker, Turner County auditor and rising Republican railroad commissioner candidate, toured the city on Wednesday with County Auditor Ray guiding him. He reports strong encouragement for his campaign and is expected to be on the Republican state ticket next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Murphy
Parker
Turner County
Isset
Ray
Murphy
Pillsbury Best for sale by Gordon Bros
A summary of local notices mentions Pillsbury Best for sale by Gordon Bros. A.M. Knight departed for Aberdeen on business Thursday. Dr. Lepler, eye specialist, will be in town next week. Pred Lindquist came from Browns Valley on Saturday. Julius Aasness did business in the twin cities this week. Thus Thompson returned Monday from a twin cities business trip. Mrs Knight visiting Ortonville with her parents Attorney Leary Browns Valley. Attorney Leary transacted business here last Saturday. Dr Glasier reports a boy at the Benson home Monday morning. Rev Frank Brehme arrived from Raymond Monday staying with his daughter Ruth and plans a summer in New York. He will preach at the Presbyterian church next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Glasier
Will Benson
Frank Brehme
City
Raymond
Ruth
New York
Brehm
Lien Campaign Prospect Bright After Township Tour
O. Be. Lien, candidate for county sheriff, shows strong campaign prospects after a Wednesday evening arrival from a survey of Lien, Victor and Minnesota townships. He is well regarded by friends and has a favorable reception noted during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. BE. Lien
County Manlitor
Lane
Lien
Victor
Minnesota
Mr. Lien
Ji Tane
Stock buyer Whipple to graze 1100 head at old Bt. Sis seton range
Frank Whipple the local stock buyer will lease the old Bt. Sis seton Military Reservation and graze 1100 head of stock on the range this summer. He will also place 200 head in the Horton pasture near town. Whipple has been active this past week, buying stock and moving them to the range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Whipple
Bt. Sisseton
Horton
Mr. Whipple
White Rock visitors report car repair progress
Ed Oscarson and Frank Murray came from White Rock in Murray’s car. Oscarson returned home in his own car after visiting the Stroddy Dayton, which had spent weeks at McCoy automobile hospital for repairs. Oscarson praised the work and said the car is in fine condition as Murray continues his campaign for the Republican nomination of register of deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Oscarson
Frank Murray
White Rock
Mr. Murray
Oscarson
Dayton
McCoy Automobile Hospital
Rexperts
Murray
Register of Deeds
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. A. Rickert
M.S. Morris
First National Bank
J. A.ert, Henry 8. Morris
S K. Olberg
W. Kk. Morris, and
Howard Babcock
Sisseton, S. D
S.K. Olberg
Paul Rickert
Cushien
Sisseton and Vicinity
Attonery
John Munro Ry
Wihnot
Glenn Soli
Beardsley, Minn
R. A. Martin
White Rock Township
Pat Reardon
Graceville
Minn
Dr. Brown
W. FL
Dilherg
Selfridge
N. J
Anita Olson
Lepler
Iver Studstad
F Kong
Tvusch Ik My
KK Vist
Ben's
Meridian Road
Bert Harton
Schindler Bros
Ed Rustad
Wheaton
Leary
Browns
Bert Sutcliffe
Claud Think
Montevideo
Sisseton Mill & Light Co
Miaj
Sis
Charles City
Lows
Heerher
Lehrmitz
Mr. Leen
Tans Leen
Vietor Township
Nest Savings National Bank
and ‘Trust Co
Parners State Bank
A. Dahl
Paul Stewart
Cook
Spacknan
Uarry Derringer
Veblen
J. A. Robertson
Mrs. Day
Livy
Klewford
Kilness
Peover
Byete
Custer Kutz
Albert Olin
Find Me Lofgren
CW. Dade
Milbank
Ted Mon
7 Falls
Wis
Hie Tiger
Goat Township
Dat) O'Neil
Lemimen
Wort
Farmers State Bank Sisseled SD
Clus
WIZ
Hauge Me
Wotal Cash
Castler's Chorke
South Dakota
Roberts
P Rusk
Caebier
Solementy
Uric
O.P. Risk
Sealy
Nora Freema
Spudman Howard
Sele
Dr. Lepler
Schindler Bros. i
Rickert-Opheim Co
Jirreys
Pillsbury Best
Gordon Bros
A.M. Knight
Aberdeen
Pred Lindquist
Julius Aasness
Twin Cities
Thompson
Mrs. Ha) Knight
Ortonville
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!