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Sisseton Weekly Standard

Location

Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1909

Page

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Sisseton and Viciny County Commissioners Meeting

County commissioners met Tuesday and finished Wednesday with routine bill approvals. A contract for two steel bridges over the Whetstone River in Senesey and Garfield townships was awarded to Huet Bridge Co. for 1490 dollars. John Swanson was recommended as game warden. Spring Grove township received 100 dollars for a purpose and a wooden bridge was noted. The full proceedings will be printed in next week’s STANDARD.

Tueday Huet Bridge Co Whetstone River Senesey Garfield Serif John Swanson Spring Grove

The Agency and Good Will on Native Education Progress

A STANDARD reporter visited a mission in a fertile region once home to buffalo and plains conflicts. The Good Will School, led by Mr Flack with Mr Lockwood and teachers, trains Indian children in industrial work to prepare them for higher schooling. Government School staff Mr Tyler and Mr Owens oversee efforts to advance and reveal Native character.

Mission Miss Shank Flack Lockwood Tyler Owens

Eddy Echoes Report Local Visitors and Youth League

Eddy Echoes notes Dr Nygaard visiting on professional rounds and County Commissioner Moe on a business trip Saturday. Otto Kenneberg of Staples works for the Eddy merchant. Local Luther League branch forms with 29 chartered members and Hazel Gleason as secretary, meeting every other Sunday night.

Nygaard Aumber Wagron Moe Otto Kenneberg Staples

Box Social at Long Hollow Netted $63

Last Friday evening a box social at the Long Hollow school house, taught by Miss Maud Shank, was a social and financial success. Proceeds totaled $63. An interruption ended the event with satisfaction from attendees.

Long Hollow Maud Shank

Local notes sketch town life in scattered social items

Sunday at home for Mattie Lame and Mrs Sherwin expected home soon. N G Bello ill with pink eye. Miss Huseth to Elbow Lake next week. School closes Friday with social for Misses Huseth and Clara. Residents visit, repair cars, and travel to Sisseton for Norwegian school events. Community members attend church events and host guests at home.

Mattie Lame Sherwin N. G. Bello Sidney Fisher Bessie Arneson Miss Grinder Pete Dahl Clara Kuga Huseth Elbow Lake Minn Clara Huseth Lizzie Sherwin Ivar Stadstad Wm. Swedlund Blacksmith A. Wilburn Manda Lindquist John Shugren Bethel Church John Isrealson Johnserry J. Johnson I. J. Johnson Sisseton Bue Sissetora

Waubay Tuesday Travels Mention Alfred and Geo Chell

One Road Township notes Alfred and Geo Chell were all Waubay Tuesday and Mrs J E Livingston spent time there.

Alfred Geo. Chell J. E. Livingston

Local notes from Roberts County and Sisseton area

Alfred Nelson visited Sissetarp on Saturday. Carl Schmidt did business in Sisseton Monday. Alec Murray and S. H. Reeville drove to Waubay and returned last Saturday. Sheriff Swanson sold horses at a sheriff sale. May 17 to be celebrated in Peever with races and games. Law abiding citizens urged to lay away guns until Sept. 1 1909 per game warden J. B. Murray. May 22 printed at the Seton. Also sale of fine Angus bulls and City Tailor Shop offers cleaning and pressing.

Sisseton Agency Allen Stration Igs Major Allen Ie James Ross Adil Roberts Fas Eehghee Alfred Nelson Sissetarp Carl Schmidt Sisseton Alec Murray H. Ree~ville Waubay Sheriff Swanson Sheriff's Peever Roberts County Dakota S. Dak J. B. Murray

Thrice Told Tales of Westward Vices and Politics

A fragmented West history piece recalls Dodge City dining quirks and a sharp wit about politics. A punchy exchange exposes humor about politicians, a lunatic asylum inheritance, and a wary view of elections amid a fading frontier mood.

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