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Newspaper

Sisseton Weekly Standard

Location

Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1913

Page

5

Local births cars visits and upcoming sermons in Sisseton area

A boy was born Monday to Mr. and Mrs. P. Cottingham. Webster Rev Clarence C. Riggs will preach at the Guild hall next Sunday morning and evening. Mrs. R. C. Stevens and two sons of Britton visited Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Stevens. Thos. Osman proud of new Case touring car. Mrs. Dan Knight from Veblen nearby. Milbank high school to graduate 21 students. John A. Lewis visiting Chicago and Richmond two weeks. Dr. Maw to be at Hotel Commercial June 6. Matthew Kaiser of Victor township died Tuesday morning. funeral at M. E. church Sunday.

Clarence C. Riggs Ae Webster Guildhall Thos. Osman Matthew Kaiser Victor Township M. E Rev. Davies White Rock

Mrs Knappen Seeks Help for Ill Son Kenneth at Diamond

Mrs. Knappen spent most of last week at Diamond visiting relatives as her son Kenneth fell ill. Mrs. A W Lindquist accompanied her and returned with her to Rapid City as a delegate to the Rebekah assembly.

Missionary Convention Delegates Gather in Milbank

Mrs Shearer Mrs Carlaw and Mrs Schmidt attended the Aberdeen district missionary convention at Milbank last week May 16 17 18 about forty delegates were present Miss Frances Carlaw and Mrs Florence Anderson of Peever were visitors The convention was very successful Mrs HM Longley of St Paul gave the principal address.

Shearer Carlaw Schmidt Milbank Aberdeen Frances Carlaw Florence Anderson Peever H. M. Longley St. Paul

Local notes and notices from the Standard and Summit Signal

A mix of items mentions Iver Johnson barn work, measles among city children, sale listings for tomato and cabbage plants, a snowy scene near a grass covered area, C. E. Lien family visiting Geo Bapps and attending Matthew Kaiser's funeral, an invitation offer from the Standard office, renewed subscriptions by Harland L. Mossman of Omaha, a reader’s appreciation of The Standard, and RD Morton arriving to lead Melby drug store in Summit with pharmaceutical credentials highlighted.

Morton Melby Drug Store Melby South Dakota Summit Summit Signal

Miss McQuillens sells milan hats and summer dresses

Miss McQuillen advertises milan hats and a reduction sale on summer dresses. Several notices mention Miss Wilde’s Sunday in Wilmot, Adele McDonald visiting Milbank, and Hilda Braaten and Aleck Stowe’s marriage. The Citizens relief committee of Dayton thanks Star theater manager Chausse for flood aid proceeds.

Citizens Relief Committee of Dayton Ohio Chausse Star Theater Hilda Braaten Aleck Stowe Effington K. N. Rudio Lutheran Church Miss McQuillin’s

Engraved cards and oil paintings in regional ads

Advertisements note engraved cards sold at the Standard office and oil paintings at Red Cross Drug Store. Business visitors Edward Loken of Vernon and Mrs J Lunn of Moorhead were in Sisseton on May 20. Schindler Bros receive daily seed corn orders for Rob erts Co of South Dakota. A Lehr family reportedly holds a state record for six boys born in four years nine months, spanning triplets in 1908, another boy in 1910, and twins born recently.

Edward Loken Vernon J. Lunn Moorhead Minn Sisseton Lehr

The Pathfinder of Democracy lecture by James Batten

Local audience praised James Hoffman Batten for his Lincoln themed talk at the opera house last Friday night. Batten impressed with his language though he spoke through a cold, drawing strong attention and prompting hopes for a future visit.

James Hoffman Batten Opera House Mr. Batten Lincoln

Parasols and sales notes in town listings and court brief

Fred Kelly visits from Pee ver to view the latest parasol line at Miss Mc Quillen's. A hand washing machine offers a near new, family size option. Geo Besham is fined 25 dollars for peddling without a license before Justice Thos McDonald. Thos Mann and C R Jorgenson speak for state and defense respectively.

Geo. Besham Thos. McDonald Thos. Mann C. R. Jorgenson

City School Meeting Set for June 17 to Elect Board

The annual city school meeting is scheduled for Tuesday June 17. Two board members for two years and two for two years will be elected to replace M. L. Stavng H. S. Morris W. J. Thomas and O. P. Rask whose terms expire. J. A. Robertson and Treasurer Swanberg hold over.

M. L. Stavng H. S. Morris W. J. Thomas O. P. Rask J. A. Robertson Swanberg

FiveYearOld Noberg Daughter Burned At Corona

A five year old girl, daughter of Ernest Noberg and wife of Corona, sustained severe burns to her left thigh, hip and arm after her clothing caught fire near a bonfire. Dr. Jacotel attended and reported she was progressing as well as could be expected.

Ernest Noberg Corona Jacotel Milbank Review

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First National Bank S. D Busi Ness Ricker Morris Omerc Sisseton and Vicinity the Standard For News Wisconsin A. Wilbur R. C. Stevens Britton D. F. Stevens Luff Dan Knight Veblen Milbank High School Dr. Bobb Red Cross Drug Store John A. Lewis Chicago Richmond F. J. Maw Milbank, S. D Dr. Maw Adv Iver Johnson Schindler Bros C. E. Lien Geo Bapps Standard Office the Standard Harland L. Mossman Omaha Neb Standard Delaval Thompson Miss Wilde Wilmot Milan Lilia Nancarrow Wil McQuillen Browns Valley Howard Babcock Spring Valley Adele McDonald Aimee R&g Miss McQuillen R. F. Sonstegard Chris Peterson Luther League A. Lebion Ramona Waubay Lukanitsch Rhode Island E. M. Batson Prop Sisseton, S. D Red Cross Good Roberts Co Fred Kelly Sisseton Electric Laundry Hawkins Ford Mr. Ford Thad Wheels of Business Ford Times
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