Local Notes and Ads From Aberdeen and Wilmot
Aberdeen reports include Mr. Rudie returning from Minneapolis, a dishwasher job offering four dollars weekly at the Commercial Hotel, and suits pressed at the City Tailor Shop run by J. L. Acitlow of Dakota Central Telephone. Charley Phelps and Gene Huntington were in town. Thomas Mani moved to a new office. W. F. Carlberg buys the old Brown building to renovate into living space. Wilmot hosts a full-house home talent play Lady Darvell with another show Monday. tickets 15 25 and 35 cents.
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Lady Darvell
Wilmot
Regular drill at the armory Friday evening May 7th
Attention Co 1 drill at the armory on Fr evening May 7. All members are requested to report. Fr Kelly Captain commanding. Also a brief cattle notice lists a few fine yearling Aberdeen Angus Bulls from J A Rickert.
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Kelly
Aberdeen Angus
J. A. Rickert
Vague OCR Entry On City Elections And Officials
Fragmented text describes electoral counts for mayor and aldermen in a city, listing vote tallies for candidates and outcomes. It mentions cities, wards, and terms of office, with references to police justice and city governance beginning May 1, 1900. The readable content centers on election results and official declarations.
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Musor
Thos, Scabill
B. L. Cortelyou
Thomas Exlail Baxine
Page Ek
Wuut
Maxororane
Siasetun
Melero
Baling
Suber
Pryor
Seseton
Mead
Escery Lalderman
Sikaeton
Siverman
Aeneas
Sisseton council notes rail rate rise and local changes
The piece covers Wells Fargo taking over United States Express on the C M St Paul line with higher rates. It notes the Casey building sale to Staing Brothers for remodeling into a furniture store. The April 4 1909 council meeting items include budget approvals, police and street matters, public notices, and an upcoming election. voters will decide liquor sales and mayoral/ward posts. A humorous aside mentions Judge Turner selling his carriage team for an auto and local residents testing the machine between Peever and Wilmot.
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Staing Brothers
Notice to Bridge Contractors in Roberts County
Notice to bridge contractors bidding to build two steel bridges over the Wichstone river and Whetstone creek in Roberts County South Dakota. Bids due noon May 11 at the County Auditor’s office in Sisseton. Sealed bids must meet bond and warranty requirements.
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Noxiec
Wisson
Rerludos
Cowy
Roberts
South Dukou
Wi Oflice
Sisou
Wichstone
Genesee Lonshirpe
Stevie Miles
Garfield
Wecatipadiel
Notice of Creditors and Guardian Sale Proceedings
Notice announces four month creditor claims against Ane Kins deceased and guardian estate actions in Roberts County South Dakota. It references administrator Howard Babcock and requests claims with vouchers to his residence in Sisseton. The document also covers a court order of sale for minor heirs real estate in Infant County, Saxton, Roberts County with a hearing date in June 1908 and publication in the Weekly Standard.
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Howard Babcock
Howard Kabcock
Sisseton
Roberts
South Dakota
Howand
Sai Daron
Conwy
Cobntynt Roberts
Este
Charles I Water
Pengl Es Tutnors I
Tts Court
Abe Petit
Reatard
Epidt
Sut Dakotis
Terest
Minary
Iyi
Herc O
Dune A
Saxton
Roberts Coumty
Ratte
Seaat
South
Wako
Bro Low
Viesl
Yuri
Asiek
Runrdjae
Hazel
Sibseton
Hoberts County
Fey
TOR
Orat
Raburt Gounty
BNI Pakows
Pinota
Ron Thalot
Stadhtad
Order of Hearing Return of Sale of Real Estate
Court orders a hearing on return of sale of real estate in Roberts County South Dakota. Notice is published and posted. any party may object to the continuation of the sale. The hearing is set for the county courthouse in Sisseton. Attys: Rose, Thalot, and Tatcook.
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure in Roberts County South Dakota
Notice is given that the mortgage on the lands in Roberts County South Dakota held by Ann Turner deceased as executrix of the estate of An Turner will be foreclosed. The property described lies in Roberts County South Dakota including a large tract in the northeast quarter of section six township one hundred twenty eight west range two west. The debt totals about eleven hundred sixty two dollars and thirty eight cents plus taxes and costs. The sale will be conducted by the sheriff at the front door of the courthouse in Sisseton on May 22, 1900 at 1 PM to satisfy the debt and costs.
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Vicrall Pum
Cation Council
Chuy
Sis
Ovelvel P. U
Nimbery Presytt
Corte You
Waterbury
Tower
Foss and
Marvick
Eeoundeu
H. L . Spackman
Ole Torvick
Spuckman
Minton
Frank Nejodly
Police
Lecknea
Hans C. Tert
Gcortolyou
Croul
Saliry
Mdermay
Sissvion
Sinneton
Uvege
Vintec
The
Ty Council
CILY
Sisneton
Mdarmien
Justier
City Justis
Mao
McKeever
Magaur
Stournes
Bert
Wes Revere Seawee
Warton
Phe
Hoshi
Crete
USA
Cheaneation Bank
Lon
Wctiool
Elirls Mossio
Jobi Syverson
Vurluin Mortmavie
poWar
Sii
Atvin
Jonnie
Deiat
Rotburty
South Dakoti
Hopun West
Siid Mertzie
Mortenge
Roberts County
South Kovs
Liskewin
Roberts
Font Dukote
Sant Lake
Ataouaag
Tya
Tak
Wein
Herbert
Senuich
Vauselibel
Kuck
Keristeraf
Leeds
Kohort
Cituly
Gakebi
Atic
Moruaiges
Uneu
Weitigg
South Nukots
Ann Turoer
Rock Island
Hiwgister
South Dakota
Jessie Donaldson
Ann Turner
Sherif
South Duvets
Sisseton
Tessie HW
Don Atchox
Wexecutrix
Ano ‘Purner
Howasa Bascoce
Executrix
Notice of Publication for Homestead Claim near Bisseton
A notice lists J. Lanella of Fisseton and other parties regarding a Homestead Application No. 684 (OPsle) with a location near Aberdeen and Meridian. The claim is to be examined before J. Coal Commissioner at Bisseton on a specified date in Macy, with details of value and involved officials.
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Aberdeen
A. Lanella
Fisseton
Drinho
Tiseton
Coos
Bisseton
Macy
Stestton S
Teo Witte
Inherited Indian Lands Sale Appeals in Black Hills Region
Public notice announces sealed bids for the sale of listed inherited Indian lands in the Hells of the mountains region. Bids due by a stated noon, with certified checks and strict forfeiture terms if the bidder fails to honor the offer. Sale overseen by the Indian Agent. bids opened on specified date. bidders must comply with purchase price and costs.
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Dali
Publi
Hells of the Mts Reton
South Dakota
Ubu
United
Domed
Marolsm
Nod
Lutea
Sela
Peta Noty
TY Re
Noi
Stone's
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Uae
Judge McNally
Rudie
Minneapolis
City Tailor Shop
J. L. Acitlow
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Charley Phelps
J. J. Case Machine Co
Watertown
Gene Huntington
Uncle Sam
Thos. Mani
J. J. Batterton
Horton, & Gottsworth
W. F. Carlberg
Fraik
United States
City Justice of
Yy Ufiy
Sisset
Whch
Austess
J. Col Uichan
J. Ausnestu
Steneton
A. Doyle
J. A. Peterson
Uhere
J. Dusly
A. Meterson
A. Peterson
City of
Siscolan
F. ¢. Nejediy
Midyor
Pete Hogan
Billy Swedland
Palmer Bergland
Judge Turner
Wells Fargo & Express Co
United States Express Company
C. M. & St. Paul
Judkins
Ernest Erickson
Ed. Schreiner
Pete Neiderberg
Peever
Messrs
Erickson
Sis- Seton
Per
Kyaprey City
Ney
B. Cortalyou
Mue Abil
Fraperan
Lunn
Aitors Webster
Mort Eaeer
John Augustbrahamson
Siaseto
Bel
Meridiai
Sissevon
Wah
Kins
Kogtster
John CC. Perk
Louis
E. E. Coo
Guira
Lapa
M. W
M. Tage
Tissus
Nook
Ponte
Roe
Atlas
Will
Henry Ward Beecher
Wm. Swedland
Prop
Paysien
Jennls
Bert Wilcoy
Fred McDonald
Veterinany Science Schot
London
Ontario
Wacheal
Constemtions
Aitratoweton Ul Manner
Isseton
Opticians
Ryes
W. C. Wren
Wren
F. Miller & CO
Algo
Swift’s
Prem- Miller & CO
Proprietors
Maat Marke
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