Why Not Be Fair Notes From Bassko School
Bassko school district No 4 reopened April 5 after a three and a half month vacation. Enrollment is 18. Perfect attendance certificates were awarded to Clifford Meland Kenneth Meland Lawrence Meland Raymond Klev en Kenneth Kleven and Alma Bendikson. Misa Robinson spoke to students and may return. Patriotic decorations were displayed by primary pupils with help from older students. A and B grade marks noted for several pupils including Manybirds Christopher Manybirds Raymond Kieven Kenneth Kieven Vernon Schacher Ghadyn Spencer Leonard Meland Fordy Schacher Francesa Schacher. This week’s notes prepared by fourth and fifth grades.
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Bassko
Clifford Meland
Kenneth Meland
Lawrence Meland
Raymond Kleven
Kenneth Kleven
Alma Bendickson
Misa Robinson
Edou
Freddy Schacher
Francesa Schacher
Letter from Fairview man questions Country Gentleman's views
R B Bataman of Fairview Montana praises the Country Gentleman as a force for better farming but criticizes editorials Brightness and Blessings and Norbeck articles. He urges fair correction of tax figures for 1919 North Dakota, warns against biased reporting, and argues against labeling opponents as Bolsheviks. He recalls progressive reform era in South Dakota.
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R. B. Bataman
Fairview
Mont
Country Gentleman
America
Norbeck
North Dakota
League
Townley
Anto
South Dakota
Wilmot and area residents noted in weekly roundup
Local residents from Wilmot, Sisseton, and surrounding towns were listed with visits, dental work, home moves, and errands. Names include Christine Opitz, Oscar Huelside, Pat Kelley, Lula Herg, Floraine Eastman, Leroy Renville, Raymond Hodgson, Lenan Clot, Smiley Finley, P. E. Laing, Alice, and many others amid travel to North Dakota, Minnesota, and Wyoming.
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Lula Herg
Thomas
Sampcom Renville
Floraine Eastman
Casper
Wyoming
Smiley Finley
Chalmers
Albert Pierson
Misa Alice
Hero
Laing
P. E
Barnett
North Dakota
Stone
California
P. E. Laing
Cities
Alma Douglas
C. E. Hull
Alfred Nelson
Twin Cities
Misa Adeline Syborg
O. R. Aney
Percy Mickelbost
Wilmot
Pearl Nelson
Sampson Renville
Milbank
Robbers Raid Davis. Loot Missing From Local Stores
Robbers entered several Davis business places and escaped with merchandise meats and cash. Bloodhounds traced a trail to Hooker where authorities suspect a train bound for Sioux City.
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Davis
8. D
Mitchell
Hooker
Sioux City
Grain Seeding Progress With Wet Ground Barley Delays
Reports indicate most small grain seeding is finished though barley remains hindered by wet soil. Corn planting continues with Misa Asther Robas completing a farm task in district 1 feet week. Fate Hommberg has been ill for six weeks with poor prospects.
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Misa
Asther Robas
Road Township
Fate Hommberg
Marvey A. Weetgnd
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Eastman
North
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Pefver
Mins
Christine Opitz
Oscar Huelside
Lake Preston
Pat Kelley
Johnmon
Bisseton
Leroy Renville
Browne Valley
Raymond Hodgson
Lenan Clot
Earl Richard
Frank Richard
Mrs. Dickerson
Sissel
Johnson
Buick
Robert Renville
Shannon
Hans Jurgens
Ren Buick
Mrs. Hodgsop
Mildred Fuller
Daisy Renville
Oldt
Wilmot Bridsy
Joseph Steffe
Oscar Frederickson
Jake Norby
Gladys Nelson
Nihlia Hines
Sisseton
Symer Knight
Beardsley
Mrs. Hodgson
Marmouth
G. R. Haelside
Lake Benton
Minn
Hattie Hanson
Leila Douglas
Carl J. Rice
Billn
Binseton
Sinseton
Carl J
Rice&sons
Soeane
Eid
Business Directory
J. W. Powell
M. D
DE. A. RL
Bof Borbel
Sleseton
Red Cross Drug Store
Grace Keagy
Swedland Bidg
Sisaeton
Soc
Dak
J. B. McCune
Ohio State
Biasdon
Chas. Williams
D. V
Standard
Maj. Bailey
Henry Campbell
Citizens National Bank
Sisseton, South Dakota
Henry Helvig
J. W. Barrington
Leo. J. Lukanitsch
M. O. Eikum
R. Thompson
Dave
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