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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1910
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text mentions court proceedings and a Sharif case. No clear dates, parties, or outcomes are readable. The readable bits reference court, legal action, and unidentified names, suggesting a judicial filing or hearing.
A self described candidate to represent the Weeislahvv district submits an oath to perform duties of the legislature to the best of his ability. The note includes formal salutation and signature OUAT NEGAARD.
A garbled report from a Conn trot event highlights Roberts Camby leading a field with asserted speed and a test of voters will. The text is corrupted but suggests a horse or driver named Roberts Camby performing well at a Velopiatanied trot event amid voting or ballot context.
A note from a local school board member requests support for a new nomination in the superintendent race. The message emphasizes service to the county and dedication to student interests, urging timely consideration by readers.
The State's Attorney and voters of Roberts County announce a Republican candidacy for Roberts County State's Attorney. The notice requests support from party members and the electorate ahead of the nomination process in the coming election year.
The county announces JoaN M Land as a candidate for the office of county commissioner from the 4th district subject to the will of the people at the upcoming primary.
A Republican candidate in Roberts County announces candidacy for re election as county commissioner for the third district subject to voter approval. He asks voters to judge his service and grant another term if satisfactory.
T L Kinney announces candidacy for state representative seeking renomination at the June Republican primaries urged by many friends. He signs respectfully and pledges continued service.
The Earth has been scarched for the very best of everything that goes to make up good glasses. The lenses, the frame, the material, the spring and adjustable nose pod, everything with a view of pleasing our customers. E Crocett Jeweler and Optician advertises Red Cross Jewelry Store in Sisseton South Dakota.
I announce my candidacy for county superintendent of schools in Roberts County subject to voters at the primary on June 7. If nominated and elected I will devote my best efforts to advancing public schools. Signed Thomas F. Andrews.
Notice for publication announces a public sale of described land under the 1908 act. The sale by the U S Land Office at Aberdeen will occur on a specified date in 1910 to the highest bidder. Adverse claimants must file objections or claims by the designated deadline.
Public notice announces sale of inherited Indian lands within Sie Seton Agency South Dakota under Section 7 of the 1902 Act. Bids payable by certified check to S E Allen, must include 25 percent of the offer and be received by noon on the opening day. Superintendent, for the use of the grantors, oversees the sale.
The Board of Education of the Independent School District of Sisseton Roberts County South Dakota calls a special election for a negotiable bond issue of 3700.00 to refinance past due bonds. The notice cites a resolution adopted April 1910 and seeks voter sense on issuing bonds to cover principal and interest at seven percent. Signed by President Ole T. Axness and Clerk John C. Perk.
April 29 to May 3 notice from the Land Office Aberdeen states Seyren P tan of Sisseton S D made homestead entry No 26370 for the southwest of Northwest 34 section 21 township 1 north range 1 west near the Wahpeton Indian Reservation. He will establish his claim May 1910 before I Stadstadel circuit court at Sisseton. Witnesses listed include A Iverson Louis Larson and others of Sisseton SD.
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