City Officials Named by Mayor Knapp
Harris Streets and Alleys Hanson McGee Kennedy Waterworks Harris McGee Tostenson Purchasing Kennedy Hanser Opheim City Assessor L Babcock Chief Police Fred McDonald Night Police H Hadley Thomas Mann city attorney W R DeArment laid on the table Applications for saloon licenses to Fred Burjmeister and J F Porter not acted upon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Hanson
McGee
Kennedy
Tostenson
Hanser
Opheim
Knapp
Babcock
Fred McDonald
H. Hadley
Thomas Mann
W. R.dearment
Fred Burjmeister
J. F. Porter
Law bars seeking government job aid through officials says Hammond
Congressman W. S. Hammond of Minnesota states that it is illegal to seek a classified service position through influence of other government officers. He suggests lawmakers passed the rule to spare themselves annoyance from petty office seekers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Hammond
Minnesota
Steadman
Mayor Knapp Appointed In City Administration Shuffle
The outgoing city administration filled key offices by appointing John C. Knapp as mayor Casper Kennedy as first ward alderman and James McGee as third ward alderman to serve one year due to technicalities. Five aldermen will face election next spring altering council makeup and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Knapp
Casper Kennedy
James McGee
Automobiles Shipment and Sales Report From 1913 Ford Deliveries
W F Carlberg has sold 43 Ford cars and one Chalmers as 1913 sales up to date, with 41 Ford cars already delivered. Erick Kolsom bought a new Ford, Chas Matson and Dr Lull each drove home a Ford, and Ainey Bros of Peever purchased two Runabouts. Ford deliveries are about 30 days behind, with no 1913 orders accepted soon.
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W. F. Carlberg
Ford
Chalmers
Erick Kolsom
Minnesota
Chas, Matson
Dr. Lull
Summit
Sisseton
Ainey
Peever
Fargo
Megan
Ainey Bros
Eye strain cured by glasses say Dr Crockett at Red Cross Drug
Headache and dizziness blamed on eye mechanical defects. Eye specialist M E Crockett urges glasses as cure. Red Cross Drug Store hosts Schindler Bros daily orders for Roberta Co S D grown and teated need corn.
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M.E. Crockett
Red Cross Drug Store
Schindler Bros
Roberta Co. S. D
Ladies Aid Meeting At Mrs Fordahl’s Church
The Ladies Aid of the Good Will congregation meets at Mrs. Peder Fordahl's Thursday afternoon. They extend a cordial invitation to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of the Good Will
Peder Fordahl
Talks on Nature Cures by Dr Garfield B Danelz
Dr Garfield B Danelz advocates Nature Cure built on chemistry anatomy and physiology. He claims thousands spent on a Benson Minnesota clinic with modern machinery and offers examinations and free clinic plans and a promise to tell patients the truth about outcomes. He notes many cures and offers a free illustrated clinic book upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield B. Danelz
G. B. Danelz
Benson
Minnesota
Local Notes and Weekend Social Roundup
Cadwell school closed Friday and Miss Cook returned Sunday to Sisseton. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Gleason and Mrs. Ed Cook of Sisseton. Vig defeated Murray 12 to 9 in a Sunday baseball game. Mrs. J. F. Gleason attends the game as she recovers from illness. Hill's chicken coop caught fire early Monday, extinguished by John Volmer. A Nor wegian church class near Eddy confirmed Sunday morning. Mamie and Ida Hanson visited Sisseton with their brother Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vig
Murray
J. F. Gleason
Ida Hanson
Sisseton
Claud Birch
Wheaton Notes Include Hog Prices and Local Updates
Diamond Farmers delivered hogs in Wheaton for eight dollars per hundred. Little Marvy Larson suffers with mumps. Dr. Rydell of Wheaton provided veterinary work in the area early this week. Work on the new railroad has begun. Rain is welcomed for grain and dust control. Mr and Mrs Ross Walker of Wheaton were guests of Mark Leversee and wife. Mark Leversee and Will Koehler each lost a valuable horse in the past week.
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A.H. Dahl
Eftington
Hankinson
Veblen
Fairmount
Wisconsin
Hankinson News
Wheaton
Marvy Larson
Rydell
Ross Walker
Mark Leversee
Will Koehler
Church Notes Schedule Follows Weekly Services
Sunday morning services at 10 30. Sunday school at noon. Luther League at 6 45 p m. English song service at 7 45 p m. Feaver meeting every Thursday at 7 45. Class reading for confirmation at the parsonage Saturdays at 1 30 in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
Feaver
Reverend Peithmann to Open Confirmation School
German Lutheran Rev. E C H Peithmann returned to Webster Monday morning after filling the Lakeview church pulpit Sunday. He announces a confirmation school will open Tuesday May 27 in the William Peter school house and he will preach on Decoration Day Friday May 30 at 10 30 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.C. H. Peithmann
Webster
Lakeview
William Peter
Methodist Services Schedule Next Week
The church will hold its usual services next Sunday. William Johnson will lead the young people's meeting Sunday evening at 7. Services are also planned for next Tuesday and Thursday nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Johnson
Young People’s
Presbyterian ministers preach across South Dakota in May drive
Rev. Leo Lake of Chicago begins summer work with us next Sunday preaching at Sisseton morning and evening at Effington afternoon. Rev. J. W. Christianson preaches at Luffman Sunday afternoon and Veblen evening. Rev. S. N. Marsh installed as Browns Valley pastor Wed. Encourage Sunday school attendance to earn May stars.
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Leo Lake
Chicago
Sisseton
Effington
J. W. Christianson
Luffman
Veblen
S. N. Marsh
Presbyterian Church
Browns Valley
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Joseph Marvick
Henry Helvig
Leo J. Lukanitsch
Sisseion Eer Standard
Serston 7Ites
New York
Foster Murray
Bill Holland
Ortley
E. J. Turner
Northwest
Tagus
North Dakota
Hill
Jessie
Frank Birch
A. Birch
Stavia Bros
Cadwell School
Miss Cook
L. C. Gleason
Ed Cook
H. A. Ernst and Daughter
Gleason
Methodist
Presbyterian
Schindler
Carter
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