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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1910
Page
2
A fragmented notice lists publication actions and legal steps with reference to a public notice in a northwest region. It mentions a filing date and related parties though the OCR obscures many names and specifics. The legibility suggests a formal notice of inheritance or property action requiring publication on a set date at a designated location.
The notice compels the recipient to answer a complaint in Roberts County South Dakota court within the legal period. It identifies parties including Phainulit Honey Career Carver and Joseph HaColere and states publication as required by an April 6 1010 order.
Local readers confront a garbled editorial fragment debating value and policy. The piece references county records, debt, taxes, and governance, contrasting claimed increases in bond indebtedness with rising valuations and income, and questions accountability of leaders and managers amid state finances.
Don’t neglect an ailment in your horses or stock until it is too late. Almost nine cases out of ten may be cured if a doctor is called in time. Call Tam at any service for either night or day calls. My work speaks for it. Dr. A. H. NYGAARD, on Sisseton, S. D.
The circuit court for the fifth judicial circuit will convene in regular session at the city courthouse on Tuesday afternoon May 24 at 2 p.m. A full calendar of 101 cases will be heard including forty criminal cases and sixty one civil cases.
County official Albert Kinness declares his candidacy for county commissioner in the Fourth District, subject to June primaries. The notice appears amid local ads promoting dress goods, automobile literature, cleaning products, and hats from Staing Bros. in Sisseton, with a note on limited election laws for sale.
State Senator Dann announces candidacy for the senatorial district representing Roberts County. He pledges to perform duties in the best interest of constituents and to uphold public trust. He seeks voter support in the upcoming election.
A letter to voters announces HOLVER OeN as a candidate for the legislature from the 35th district. He pledges to perform duties to the best of his ability if elected, subject to Republican primaries.
The author proclaims candidacy for the office of Superintendent of Schools in the Republican primaries to be held in August 1910. The statement commits to administering duties faithfully and serving the best interests of the county’s schools, signing as President.
A garbled OCR fragment references a court clerk and a case, with partial names and unclear details. The readable bits mention a clerk of court and authorities but lack concrete dates or actions. The text is too damaged to identify parties, location, or deadlines.
A framed public notice declares Sh yOtore of Roburns County seeking re election to the county treasurer post. It references eligibility for the upcoming primary and outlines official filing guidelines and dates for candidacy.
A fragment mentions a State Senator candidate at a county view event scheduled for June 7, 1910. It references endorsements and a pledge of support from a group, with emphasis on integrity and conscientious conduct. The readable text is limited and lacks full names or locations.
Fragmentary notice mentions Leo Lie and May June 1910 in Roberts County context. Readable details are limited and unclear.
Voters are informed that Aaron Nets announces candidacy for the legislature subject to primary results on June 7. The notice warns against illegal exposure of dogs and calls for stopping such practice under law. Joan Swanson, County GauiWarten, Hubert County.
The candidate proclaims seeking the Republican nomination for the Roberts County site post, noting June 10 as the key date and respectfully requesting support from voters and officials in Roberta County.
A county official declares candidacy for county commissioner from the 4th district subject to voters' will in the upcoming primary. He names no opponents or dates beyond the party primary.
To the Republican voters of Roberts County South Dakota a bid for re election as county commissioner for the third district rests with the will of Republican voters. If they find my service satisfactory they will grant another term much appreciated R UpsErH
Being urged by many friends I have consented to be a candidate for reelection as state representative at the Republican primaries to be held in tune.
The Superintendent of Schools declares candidacy for county superintendent, stating support from many Roberts County residents. He pledges to devote best efforts to conduct and advance public schools if nominated and elected in the upcoming primaries.
The advert claims the Earth has been scorched to produce the finest glasses and components for customers at fair prices. M. E. Crockett, jeweler and optician, promotes Red Crescent Jewelry Store at Tehula's Old Stand in Sisseton, South Dakota.
Notice for Publication from the U.S. Land Office at Aberdeen 8 D states a public sale of isolated tract land under the 1906 act. Bids open at ten prelock a.m. on June 7 1910 for the described section township and range. Adverse claimants must file objections before sale time.
Foreclosure sale scheduled for June 7, 1910 at 1:00 PM at the front door of the Roberts County Courthouse Sisseton SD. Assignee Gustav Ellason and attorney E J Townwen announce sale of all land in township 125 north range 52 west to satisfy mortgage debt with interest and fees.
The public is informed that inherited Indian lands within Sisseton Agency South Dakota offered for sale under the 1902 Act will be publicly listed at the agency where bids for the purchase of land will be received by 19 o clock. Bids must be in a sealed envelope marked Bids for Inherited Indian Land with date written thereon and accompanied by a certified check for 25 percent of the amount offered payable to S. E. Allen Superintendent for the grantors.
Notice states examination dates for Roberts county with trials at Sisseton and other towns. Dates include May and September windows, with grade requirements and eligibility for certificates or diplomas. Witness list includes Ed Vast Visser and Paul Olson. Clerk of court and superintendent named for local proceedings.
Notice from Sisseton Roberts County South Dakota Library Board of Education dated April 2 1910 calls a special election to approve issuing bonds of 3700 for the Independent School District of Sisseton. It describes refunding options and authority under state law with signatures of the board president and clerk.
On April 14 Sevren P tan of Sisseton S. D. filed notice of intention to make final proof for homestead entry No 26470 sw of nw Section 21 township N range 1 W Fifth P M in the Sisseton and Wahpeton Indian Reservation. The hearing is set before I Stadstaddler in Sisseton S. D. on May 10 1910 with witnesses Andrew son I A trersoo Louis Larson A G Son of Sisseton.
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