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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1906
Page
4
A heated column from the Pisseton Standard discusses tax pledges and political tensions in Wilmot. It references Lt Yan, Boxer camp clashes, and reactions from King David Hassman and Eastman, with denials of old gang ties and a mention of hydrophobia and a vaccine institute.
The Argus Leader reports Congressman Martin urging voters to judge Mr Crawford by actions. He notes past board of equalization moves that cut railroad assessments by 150 dollars per mile and raised farm land values, while Governor Elrod increased railroad values and cut farm land assessments. He questions Crawford’s shift to railroad law and vows to fight for the people.
Fresh hash and village travels headline village life with L Spackman and John Spackman in Minneapolis. The Episcopal Guild met at Mrs Emerson's home. Otto Glerup and L Cheezig form a tailor partnership at Cheezigs old stand. East Side Skinners beat West Sluggers 12 9 in first game. return set for tomorrow. Matt Murphy leaves Sullivan Lumber for new post. Sisseton high loses to Milbank 9 8 at the fairgrounds. Rumor swirls about an impending Great Northern railroad project.
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The Worany cliss are pressing law. Annie Ralstad is unable to attend school due to her mother’s illness. Emma Thorsan has been absent sick. Music returns at the high school with their organ reinstalled. Geometry class nears end of study. the sealers of high school and general department heard De Mey speak on union services. Rev Millepee and Supt Dones also participated in the event.
Saint Peters and nearby churches publish a Sunday schedule with morning services at 10:30, class meetings at 10, Sunday School, junior gatherings, Epworth League, and evening services. Presbyterian and Episcopal entries note pastors, mid day meetings, and a Tuesday Episcopal service at the Guild Mall with free seats for all.
A Sioux Falls trial centers on the Northwestern Mutual Life policy of 5010 tied to the Darrow family and the 1907 Sioux City hack tragedy. Jurors hear that Prudencia Darrow sues for policy payout while disputing whether B H Darrow or his daughter in law killed him and whether the policy was in force.
Certificate reveals Math Kollmann, Peter Linster, and Lorenz Herlies of Sisseton SD formed a co partnership named Sisseton Stone Company on May 1 1905 with notarized acknowledgment. An employment ad lists a Chicago wholesaler seeking a county assistant manager position with salary and travel paid, no experience needed.
Market notes from Minneapolis, Duluth and St Paul show wheat bids for No 1 Northern around 73 to 78 cents, with May July and Sept futures cited. Cattle and hog prices at St Paul yard range from 3.50 to 5.15 for hogs, with sheep and lamb quotes, while Chicago grain and provisions list mixed wheat futures and corn and soybean figures, plus butter, eggs and poultry quotes.
The Republican county convention of Roberts County, South Dakota, is called for Tuesday at the opera house in Sisseton to elect delegates to the Republican state convention at Sioux Falls on June 5. Primaries will be held at the precincts of the last general election with polls open all day. Delegations are allocated among several townships and wards including Sisseton, Summit Village, White Rock, and Lake Traverse, with named delegates listed.
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