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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1921
Page
4
May activities mix farm hints with local events. Frost delays crops while early onions and rhubarb appear, and a funeral recalls a local family tragedy. Debates over school consolidation drum on, with xclaims of expense and shared oil stoves, plus a faith in Better use of resources. A dance in Grant township yields praise for orderly behavior amid whispered rumors of a streetwise fight.
13 acres near Donna Hidalgo Co. Texas two miles to school church and town. Tract fully cultivated with rich loam soil crops include fruit cotton corn oats. Land is irrigated and suitable for a home and farming. Price 280 per acre possession at sale. Write owner G O Kiviey Sisseton D 46 tf
Sealed bids for purchasing two road graders will be accepted at the Roberts County Auditor in Sisseton SD until 1 pm May 18 1921. Items include a 12 foot Russell Mogul Grader in excellent condition and a 12 foot Stockland Quick-lift Giant Grader in excellent condition. Bids must be separate and accompanied by a 10 percent bid guarantee. The Board may reject any or all proposals.
Easter Township Roberta county South Dakota invites sealed bids to hire a tractor with a twelve foot blade grader for public highways seven miles of crowning and four miles of road to be built bids due by 2 00 PM May 2 1921 with a certified check of 125 00 and right to reject all bids Lynn King Clerk
John Ryan of 128 Sixth Avenue Duluth Minnesota praises Tanlac after years of stomach trouble and poor appetite. He says eight bottles restored his health, noting relief from bloating and indigestion and a strong renewed appetite.
A reader proclaims Tanlac as the only remedy needed henceforth, expressing strong satisfaction with its effects and endorsing continued use.
Grant News reports Miss Clara Berge and Malena P. Kirley closing school terms in Grant township districts. Albert J. O Grady returns to SBurant Ed engineering crew, while Ed. Cuffer works for Wm Chilson and trains 14 hunting dogs in spare moments. A youth party occurred at B F Stadlers last Saturday. Florence Hagen returns from Sisseton to help at a commercial hotel where she was employed. Chas Cardwell offers shoe repairs in Prindiville building. Markle at Produce Co. advertises Barred Plymouth Rock hatching eggs at $5 per 100.
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