Local correspondence from Sisseton area notes
A flood of brief items reports Mrs Geo Young's hospital return and improving health. Mabel Lund and Lotti Paulson arrive to help at Mrs Hendrickson's, while Rev Christianson preaches to a large crowd and Sunday school continues weekly. Town visitors, farm work, church services, hotel plans, and community events fill the column with names, places, and local happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisseton
Geo. Young
Mabel Lund
Madison Mints
Ole Lien
County Aualtof
F.aington
Hy M. Schmidt
Irs
Ole Ulstad
John Moen
Nngton
Weir
Morton
Peter Dall Wutoe
Lotti Paulson
Mr Okence
Add Hendrickson
Easter Social Notes From Sisseton Township Visit
John Murray made a business trip to Si tou last Saturday Miss Isabella Ponder was shopping yer Saturday forenoon. Ole and Rudolph Stai h have rented Casper Mollenbelt's pasture and expect to pasture about one hundred head this summer in Pee ta Stewart of Sisseton township. Easter caller from Stewart purchased some yellow box with ros. Steve Barnett and wife spent Sunday afternoon visiting at George Barnett's. John Fouder and wife were shopping in Sisseton last Monday. The Leavy wind with heavy rain blew down Derrange's buggy shed and upended a new buggy. Everett Narrett shows off a brand new bicycle. Chas Fouder van U Dusiness olive at Poe ver Monday. Irene Kimball and Moe Hackberth were shopping in Sixseton Monday afternoon. Lester Geichell and wife were Browns Valley shoppers on Monday. Mrs. Henry Johnson sewing for Mrs. Jim Hill. James Caughlie, obsimeton. Lavelle sill went to Bakera extracts. Jub Ners and daughter surveyed the northern park last Monday. Agnes Bundstria and brother Walter were Peover with Kay hand bo ten. Vhollds Warrett visitud to Wisambualy. Last Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murray
Si Tou
Isabella Ponder
Ole
Rudolph Stai H
Casper Mollenbelt
Pee
Ta Stewart
Sisseton
Aval
Kluball Ros
Steve Barnett
George Barnett
John Fouder
L. Derrange
Adulpi
Hackberth
Sixseton
Ilterbuan
Lester Geichell
Myndas
Henry Johnson Ly
Jim Hill
Wis
James
Aughlie
Obsimeton
Lavelle Sill
Bakera
Waa Gutta Easter
Tudding Hert Wilson
One Road Huariie Anderson at the Juma creamere
Huariie Anderson, bartermaker at the Juma creamere, traveled to Sisaaton by various routes for employment. Aja delivered a load of igne to G C Folmaon. August Lindquist and Andrew Overbode are noted in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huariie Anderson
Juma Creamere
Sisaaton
Aja
Eddy community notes highlight visits and events
In Eddy, residents report busy days with corn ground ready and local trades active. Donald Smith improves under Dr Morton care. many locals visit Sisseton, attend dances, or host guests. Neighborly updates include births, shop work, and travel for social and family gatherings among the Gundur Shelstad and Vollmar families.
Crawford News Briefs and Local Cheer Highlights
Local events include a mystery crowd seen near farms on Thursday amid fence and prairie activity, with villagers noting a gathering of residents and a festive mood. Mrs Annie Thompson and Annie Selken were guests of Mrs Stromattedt last week. Mr Simpson's barn was struck by lightning on Thursday evening, the blaze spreading to the barnyard. Crawford ball team lost to Vernon 17 to 8 on Sunday. A hay boy was born to Mr and Mrs Berver Stromstedt on May 6, with Herger receiving congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Thompson
Annie Selken
Bart
Crawford
Vernon
Berver Stromstedt
Herger
Fragmented Family Visit Notes From Selken and Crawford J
Sunday visitors include Thorsten Tompson and family at the Selken home with mentions of Wille Grummons and Athin Hakinson. A baby girl was born to Spee and wife at OW Sands farm, with several names and places muddled in the OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorsten Tompson
Wille Grummons
Selken
Tompson
Ike
Athin Hakinson
Enall Hhisttywr
Wlohe Ijork
Lindy Retorson
Shroniste
Seiko
Alfred Rapaun
Tual Ness
Cripta Hughinenn
Hrentitier Wien Walipein
Itor
Thurailay
Wig Menuiindoft
Criverard
Erifvye
Loken Caetant
Ola Ginette
Gintiy
Iors Horeson
Crawford J. Muugen
Ver
Kuineson
Amul
Mie
Canada
Kergut
Argu
D. Gist Doane
Aladdin
Spee
Mari li
OW Sands Gs Farm
Unproductive Women in May American Magazine
An excerpt from May American Magazine discusses what author Parbell calls the three productive women and their burdens. It notes women’s demand for money amusement and independence while contrasting those who work or shoulder household duties. The piece critiques attitudes toward responsible living and mentions Pillsbury Best sold by Gordon Bros with Standard print.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
da M. ‘Parbell
America
TM East
Harvester Service Bureau Offers Free Farming Information
International Harvester Company of America in Chicago operates the THC Service Bureau to provide free, high quality farming information. Farmers are invited to send specific questions about soils crops land drainage irrigation and fertilizers to LNC Service Bureau Harvester Building Chicago USA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THC Service Bureau
LNC Service Bureau
Harvester Building
Chicago
USA
Roosevelt Gains Delegates in State Conventions
In a report from Massachusetts and Pennsylvania Roosevelt gains influence as Taft trails. Massachusetts backs Taft for renomination with Roosevelt securing 18 of 36 delegates. Pennsylvania roils party machinery toward Roosevelt while Penrose loses control. Maryland votes Roosevelt as national leaders align Clark and Foss. Georgia names Oscar W. Underwood as Democratic choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roovevel
Mattia
Balmore
Harvester Trust Engu
Taft
Courst
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Champ Clark
Baltimore
Foss
Vennaylvania
William Fling
Pittsburg
United States
Hotel Penrose
Matthew Stanley Quay
Maryland
Theodore Roosevelt
Cncago
Oscar’ W. Underwood
Alabama
Georgi
Egan Disbarred After Fraudulent Conveyance Case
The account details George W. Egan's disbarment by the South Dakota Supreme Court for a fraudulent conveyance scheme involving Mrs. OGrady, property misappropriation, and court actions in Sioux Falls. It notes a later reinstatement after a period of practice and hints at broader political and regional implications. The piece names Os or Grady family, Hor, Mes, OGrady, George W. Egan, and references Harrison County and Missouri Valley authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egan
Iitel
Lee
Connie
Cinnilys
Sega Sion
Ania
Wasan
Ted
Tess
Leon
Mes
O'Grady
O' Grady
George Egan
Guardin
Cafort
Sioux
O'Graily
Shiv
George W. Egan
South Dakoft Supreme Court
Tiv
Harrison County
Tawi
South
Dale
Inet
Missouri Valley
Traprison County
Lowa
George Wo Evan
Fortver
Mothehood
Hinsel
Journa-Observien
Labor clash averted as rail engineers reach arbitration
Engineers and managers of fifty eastern railroads near Chicago avoid a strike by agreeing to arbitration over wages and hours. A seven member committee will handle the dispute while 450 extra police guard freight yards. Wagons drivers and typewriters join the stoppage, raising worker solidarity amid talks in Wilkes Barre on May 14 to ratify the miners' compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fifty Roads
McWeeney
Wilkesbarre
Notables Touching Sage Health and Rail Chief Moves
Friends report Mrs. Russell Sage is confined to her New York home in her eighty fourth year and largely unable to communicate while under medical care. General Homer Lea, once of Los Angeles and now commanding China’s revolutionary forces, travels aboard the Maru en route to San Francisco. Carl R. Gray, head of Hill electric lines and several western railways, to join the Great North Jeru as an executive officer with St Paul headquarters around June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Sage
New York City
Sage
Homer Lea
Los Angeles
Cal
Revolutionary Army
China
San Francisco
Orient
Carl R. Gray
Hill Electric Lines
Oregon Trunk
Spokane, Portland and
Seate Railways
Great North Jeru
St. Paul
Bank President Arrested for Misusing Funds in Cincinnati
E. E. Galbreath, president of the Second National Bank of Cincinnati, was arrested on a charge of misapplying bank funds. Ed Callahan, noted feudist, stood in the doorway of his store at Crockettsville, Kentucky, transfixed by the unfolding event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Galbreath
Second National Bank of Cincinnati
Ed Callahan
Hhs
Crockettsville, Ky
Sucker Pig Stone Poecedlight Legal Note
A garbled passage describes a confusing scenario about a game and a law, mentioning a claimant and protection. It references a man and a gun in a tense, unclear context. The text reads like a fragment from a legal or crime note with no clear events or names.
Schindler Bros Advertises Grin in Alfalfa Seed
An old classified line promotes genuine Grin in alfalfa seed from Schindler Bros at the 45 to 48 area. The brief notice signals a seed supplier placing product emphasis and location hints. The fragment suggests a local trade listing rather than a broader feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schindler Bros
Northern Normal and Industrial School Updates and Festival Plans
Readable fragments describe events at Northern Normal and Industrial School including a June Tusie Festival as part of commencement, a sermon, and performances by singers. a summer session begins June 20 with a 30-member faculty led by Dr George EB Vinc ent. Girls basketball contests and garden projects are noted along with town loyalty and patriotism themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alviea Mis
Mitsie Westmad
Yao
Mogors
Will Qwasont
Thaiwatie
Paylin
Marime Tewksbury
Iulletin
Simons
George EB. Vincent
University of Minnesota
Smith
Thu
Lth
Phe Dames Ut Lie
Mrs Craigo Returns from Monoe for Husband's Burial
Mrs Craigo returned Tuesday evening from Monroe Wisconsin where she accompanied the remains of her husband for burial. The funeral was held Monday in Monroe in charge of the Masonic lodge.
Laundry service ad promising pickup and delivery
For all kinds of laundry work, Phone 299. A man will call for and deliver your goods.
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CF Cine
Minnesota
Sunve Panne
Ucems
Ula Senkule Uwe
Minneapolis, Minn
Effington
Adolph Hendrickson
Staseton
Hendrickson
Grant
Dogowan
Peter Holmberg
Troydl
Alfred Steen
Dan Donovan
Browns Valley
Carrie Hoyd Wax
Lions
Carl Peterson
Albert Olotzky
Jamiy
Win
Jeury Nieland
Harrington
Nevins
Wmn
Hoyd’s
Boyd's
Nexaord School
Miss van Tasee
Negadeu's
Phere
Krone
Wilk
Herth
Siiston
Rome
Noob
Lake
raWerse
Stevens
John Lewis
Peabony
Webster
Albert Knudtson
Elizabeth Skaarbapg
Iver Johnson
Jonas Keebie
Uly
Vowitry
P. C
Anton Verdu
Bisseton
Peter
Nettle
Utev Nestvold’s
Jol Sundstrom
Wilbur
Minnie
Martha
Oscar Ploe
B.C. Johnson's
The
Young Peoples’ Society
Lyngen
Peevor
Pete Paulson
Nest
Sissyton
Anton Werdal
A. Ki Lanson
Cottonwood
Minn
Andrew Julinstad
P.O. Paulson
Hollowhold
Noar
August Lindquist and
Amlrew Overbode
Donald Smith
Paw Tou
Nyberg
Shier- Hof Roberts County
Tleuds
Frank Wenschlig Ald
Wud
Luiste Hid
Ho Faria
Oifund
Bromd
Sinie
Wan
W. Birdsall
Nick
J. A. Gunnarson
Eddy
Stave
Tuat Aceh
Nvne
Betner Church
Ray
Gunawrson
Lloyd Gleason
Suneday
Jake Hias
Dixie Kids
Cute
Lewis Larson
Albert Vistad
Chris Gyseros
Pillsbury Best
Gordon Bros
IRC
International Harvester Company of America
News OF World
Political News
Labor News
Criminal News
Ellitse
Helitth
Aly
Republic
Aldrich
New York
Richards Senatorial Committee
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