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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1910
Page
8
Five head of cattle reported missing or strayed. One black and four red with white heads were first seen one mile east and one mile south of Sisseton. NLS MARTINSON.
Notice announces cattle stock movement to pastures this season at P A Dahl in Lien Township. Anyone wishing to send stock should leave word with Mir Dahl. They will come and collect the cattle and bring the peck to the full. Signed VD. Sunty-wes.
Notice requests information on a stray red-roan bull last seen near Sisseton area. Reward offered by B A Darthinington for anyone with information. Also urges timely veterinary care for horses and stock with Dr. A H Nygaard available day or night.
Roy SteeLt offers pasture from his New York farm starting in April 1910 for three calves, ten months old, two red and one black with white faces. Inquiries should contact Gro H Hit, reward promised for information.
Warrant call listing warrants issued by Hasskey Ly two warrants identified by number 214 are hereby called for payment payable at Citizens National Bank. This notice is dated the 24th day of April 1910.
All Sikseion township warrants up to and including registered No TH are called for payment at First National Bank. The net ceases from this date. Michael Kes resists. Treaster.
City of Sisseton issues warrants dated prior to April 1 10K for payment. Notice dated April 4 110 signed by Lt J Onstad City Treasurer.
Examinations will be held Thursday and Friday May at the designated venues including Londhne Street, Dakota, and Kit Rouge. Exams cover grades and diplomas with specific tests in math and paper, starting promptly at set hours. Hold locations include Boboul building with tests for first second and third grade teacher certificates.
A damaged legal notice from South Dakota records a summons to Ella Phelps's heirs and unknown claimants. It orders response to a complaint filed in the Fifth Judicial Circuit Court in Roberts County, with a specified return date and terms of judgment. The fragment mentions land incumbrance and heirs, and references local officials and the court in Binson.
The readable parts reference County Auditor duties and a request for clarification or reform. It mentions names and groups in a garbled form, suggesting a local governance or election context. No clear dates, places, or outcomes emerge from the legible text.
Unclear OCR text outlines county level election stakes with candidates and voters facing key primary decisions. Mentions judge race, county officials, and campaign dynamics shaping the upcoming election cycle.
A candidate announces for the 32nd senatorial district in Kolerin County. The speaker pledges to uphold duties of the office if elected and references primaries on June 7. The message presents a formal declaration of intent and campaign focus in a ceremonial tone.
A legislative hopeful from Robers County declares candidacy for the Southugislative district. The candidate pledges to serve the office with honesty and to perform duties to the best of ability, subject to Republican voters at the upcoming primary.
A candidate announces for the nomination of superintendent of schools at the Republican primaries. The statement asserts commitment to administration of the district in a businesslike manner, to work for the best interests of the county schools, and to respect the will of party voters in forthcoming ballots.
To the voters of Roberta County I hereby announce myself as a Republican candidate for the nomination of States Attorney of Roberta County subject to the June 1010 primaries and respectfully solicit your support.
County official John Meland announces candidacy for Harp commissioner from the 4th district subject to voters at the June primaries. The statement frames the race as a People driven decision and signals campaign intent.
A Roberts County South Dakota Republican announces bid for re election as county commissioner for the third district subject to voter approval. If voters deem service satisfactory a further term would be appreciated. BR Upsrn
Being urged by friends I have consented to seek renomination as state relative at the Republican primaries in June. Very respectfully. TLL Kisney
A local figure from Roberts County indicates agreement with the community to back a candidate for superintendent of schools. The statement emphasizes support for advancing public schools and urges a fair, open process leading to nomination and election.
A garbled transcription indicates a call for Republican voters to support a past two-year record related to the Register of Deeds position. The legible elements reference Ti the Voters of Ropers County and a Daniels/Perry polling date, but many words are unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR describes county auditor election for Hatarts County with candidate names Roberts Combes Limon and public notices requiring filing by deadline. unclear text mentions clerk of court and county terms.
The notice from the clerk seeks public support for a court appointment in Robury county. It requests favorable consideration at the proper offices and expresses thanks and respect for the readers. The message is dated with a formal plea for endorsement and assistance in the process.
For Treasurer to the voters of Roberts County Thornby announces four candidacies for election as county treasurer at the primaries in June. Respectfully Joah Lewis.
Candidate proclaims run for State Senator in Roberts County pending Republican primary on June 1 1910. He notes credentials and dedication to serving the people and asks for support from voters and peers.
Notice published under the act for a Guat five year proof on a land described as in the St Aviston territory. Names listed include Karl Jones, Knut Egholmen, Ed Brows, Oscar Hansen, Wilt Blaseton. Clerk Staveton, circuit court, on May 28. Spokane area details reference Walipeton Indian Reservation and principal meridian 52 west.
Roy C Brey of Wish P.O. 7 files notice of intention to make five year proof for Entry No 200 pert No 06M in Aberdeen land office concerning the S W 1 8 of section 21 township 123 range 53 between the Sissevon and Wabjawilon Indian Reservation witnesses Ole H Larson Ole Clittga Nysetor Wise and DakDak appear May 6 1910 before circuit court at the appointed place to testify and support the claim
Department of Interior publication lists a land claim hearing for Andrew and Seyran Fitos to establish proof of occupancy at Aberdeen area. Notice references a September 14 1905 filing under Serial No. 36370 with a stated principal meridian and a 1910 publication date. Witnesses and formalities noted.
Fragmentary text references an agency and a sale under section seven of the act Congress. It mentions a superintendent and releases, with garbled place names and dates, giving no clear action, year, or party names.
Defa ult on a 1906 mortgage prompts foreclosure in Roberts County South Dakota. Solomon Salguionvon mortgagor, Gustav Eliason as attorney for assignee announces sale at the county courthouse in Sisseton on June 7 1910 to satisfy principal and interest of 850 46.49 dollars. Also includes other court summonses and public notices with names like Jorgen Kon, Zack Plow, Carver Mary and Joseph B Comer, detailing pardons and court actions.
Notice from the Board of Education of the Independent School District of Sisseton Roberts County South Dakota calling a special election for March to decide issuing negotiable bonds totaling 3700.00 with interest at seven percent and outlining the bond purpose and required actions. includes signatures of President Ole T. Axness and Clerk John C. Perkins, and references past resolutions and financial distress of the Mounting to the principal sum of 3700.00 with overdue bonds and a call for payment or refinancing.
A historic mixed text about Sisseton South Dakota City Ordinance No 38 licensing auctions, hawkers, peddlers, circuses, performances, and street vendors. It sets license fees, issuance rules, expiration, revocation, and penalties. The document includes names of city officials, dates, and regulatory language for public sales and entertainments.
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