Carnegie Library Dream For Sisseton Boosted By Backing
R F Sonstegard, longtime library secretary, reports a $10,000 Carnegie library is possible for Sisseton with site provision and $1,000 annual maintenance. Willmar Minnesota letter notes broad support after initial opposition, highlighting benefits for children and families and the value of library access. City council has already applied to Mr Carnegie for a $10,000 building.
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R. &. Sonstegard
Sisseton
Carnegie
Minnesota
Willmar
Minn
R. F. Sonstegard
Eton
Dak
Carnegie Library
D.N. Tallman
Seniors Will Present Play in May Term Court Session
In Aberdeen, two defendants received prison sentences after federal bankruptcy cases. Dorothy Brown, pupil of Mrs. Glasier, performed a piano recital at the New Grand on May 8, with an audience pleased by her selections including Chopin. The event followed the senior class play, a campus comedy mixing faculty, students, and athletic themes, staged in multiple acts.
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Minnesota
Thos. l. Bouck
Jojof Court
Jimmie Cavendish
Rahrah Boy
Dorothy Brown
Wm. Glasier
New Grand
Miss Brown
W C T U Formed in Summit with Elected Officers
A local W C T U was organized on April 23 in Summit. Officers named include President Mrs Stiles, vice presidents Mrs Westberg and Mrs Schuler, secretary Mrs Brustuen, corresponding secretary Mrs Engstrom, and treasurer Mrs Lien. The first meeting at Mrs Lien’s home reviewed branch work under guidance from Eva Gold of Big Stone.
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Stiles
Westberg
Schuler
Brustuen
Engstrom
Lien
Eva Gold
Big Stone
Summit
Detec tives Arrest Man Over Liquor Supply in City
Two government detectives who have monitored activity for three weeks caused the arrest of Andrew Gunderson on Wednesday for furnishing liquor to Asa Sweetcorn. Gunderson is out on bail and faces a hearing on the 23rd. The detectives’ full aims remain unclear, but they are evidently pursuing a broader objective.
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Andrew Gunderson
Asa Sweetcorn
Gunderson
Death of Henry Minder in North Dakota to Jamestown
Henry Minder aged about forty died of paralysis last Saturday in Jamestown after two weeks under physician care. Born in Carver County Minnesota he moved to South Dakota as a child then Wilmot, later to North Dakota. Survived by his wife Lydia Bretzke and four children, plus four brothers and four sisters. Funeral was held Thursday at Wilmot cemetery.
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Henry Minder
Glenburn
North Dakota
Jamestown
John Minder
Twin Cities
Henry
Wilmot
Carver County
Minnesota
South Dakota
Lydia Bretzke
Andrew
John
Sisseton
Louis
Webster
Corona
Nils
Maude Mann
Saul Centre
John Schelem
Lola Minder
Republican
Nebraska liquor law upheld by Supreme Court ruling
A Nebraska statute holds saloon keepers liable for injuries or deaths caused by intoxicated customers. A wife sued after her husband, a habitual drinker, was served liquor and harmed then won a 360 dollar judgment. The U.S. Supreme Court affirmed that the law does not conflict with the federal constitution and may be enforced by Nebraska.
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Nebraska
Supreme Court of the United
Royally Entertained by Local Notables Dinner Party
The senior class and school staff were entertained at Senator Andrew Marvick’s home with a six o'clock dinner. Guests guessed baby photos, enjoyed class music, and a boys versus girls headgear decorating activity using newspapers and pins, with judges scoring outfits.
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Supt
Guthrie
Andrew Marvick
Miss Perkins
Margaret Otto
Miss Chamberlain
Peever Renville Triumph Over Sisseton In Narrow Baseball Tilt
Peever Renville defeated Sisseton by a tight contest as Dunham held the mound and Sisseton errors costly. Early in the game Peever built a lead with careful batting while Sisseton defense faltered, leaving the locals with a hard fought loss in ideal weather.
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Peever High School
Sisseton High School
Peever
Sisseton
Dunham
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Tad Cheseldine
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Major Kilpepper
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James Hanson
Scotch McAllister
Ralph Thurston
Shorty Long
Gordon Babcock
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Glee Club
Levert Aas
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Anna Thurston
Jimmie
Jane
Thomas Mani
John A. Rector
State of
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Wren
Toexsity
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Frank R. McKennal
Frank R. McKennssence Hand
Dakota
South Va
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Murray, Nv
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Amo
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Ezra
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