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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1909
Page
9
A jumble of local notes discusses W S Baver moving offices, county central committee remarks, and urging practical action on roads. It covers new railroad extensions, the Oregon Prairie and Roberts county concerns, and hopes that organized good roads associations may spur state legislation.
A torn OCR fragment mentions an enclosure, a May date, and a revenue dispute between parties. Names and exact actions are illegible, leaving only scattered phrases about payments, stock, and a real reason behind the dispute. The readable bits suggest a local or personal financial matter without clear attribution.
Local residents travel for business and family visits while community events loom. Harry Baxter and Dr. Harris attended legal and business matters in Milbank and Montevideo. The Rivers Bros. horse loss is noted. Numerous residents relocate or plan extended visits to Seattle Miles City and Chicago. A Geneseo Corona baseball dispute ends early with Geneseo leading 1 0. A town hall meeting discusses celebration plans with parade fireworks and a late evening dance. A child burns from hot water. pneumonia cases and new arrivals headline local household news.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions champions and guards and gear fitting, with references to old skills and a new appearance or performance. Context is unclear, but it suggests athletic equipment or team notes linked to a competition setting.
Warrant notices dated May 28, 109 call for payment of issued warrants with interest stopping from that date. Payment to be made at Citizens National Bank, Fort St. Dy. Joux Murray, Treasurer.
A notice for publication references various names and legal actions. It lists individuals and entities amid a formal filing process, indicating pending proceedings and required appearances or submissions. The fragmentary text notes dates and procedural steps within a legal or probate context.
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