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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1919
Page
4
A visitor at four o clock emerged from a horticultural store with a hoe spade wheelbarrow and headed to a seed shop to purchase bulbs shrubs and assorted seeds. The plan yields a garden under way with expectations of nasturtium radish and mimosa by May end.
The Sisseton Equity Shipping Association ships live stock every Thursday or Monday. Prospective shippers should notify Manager Wm. Peter at phone 1724 or contact the Farmers Elevator in Sisseton at phone 193. Call about five days after shipment for your check.
Trinity Lutheran led by D Austin announces no services or Sunday School this Sunday. Rev Njaanes will not preach at the Good Will church as announced last Sunday.
The Good Will Lutheran Church notes a preacher planned for May 18th cannot attend until May 25th. He will speak in Sisseton at 10 30 A M and in Saron at 3 P M. Sunday School is at noon Luther League at 6 45. Confirmation class meets Saturdays at 2 P M with Alvina Fordah as instructor. Proceeds from the Jarley’s Wax Works benefit the library.
Sealed proposals are invited by the Roberts County Board of Commissioners for removing about 1887 cubic yards of dirt from the courthouse block in Sisseton and for constructing cement walk and coping. Bids due by 1 PM Monday June 2 1919 at the County Auditor’s office.
Small town items include sales at the Creamery grounds May 19. lost pig found. residents traveling to cities. people visiting relatives. new lighting plant contracts. multiple farm and home improvements. memoral day funding. upcoming stage productions. and local business moves.
Notice states a suit was taken from W F Donoho’s Peever shop during the weekend and asks the thief to return the garments immediately or face prosecution. No questions will be asked if the owner retrieves the suit now.
Hammer taps rain while Banker Dahl tends his garden. The Soo Line crack train stays on schedule. Hammer city announces an extra elevator this summer and a temporary halt. Gulbrand Brito spent last Sunday at the lake fishing. Iver Hammer is seeking information.
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