Detective Tricks Backfires in Bohemian Family Case
In Chicago a former assistant to Judge Knight, now in Lidgerwood, reads of an elopement and identifies the woman as his wife. He lures them to the town, where the wife faints on recognition, prompting a reconciliation. The husband forgives, allowing the missing wife and children to return to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Busta
Judge Knight
Lidgerwood
N. 1
Busti
Quan
Judge McNally Resolves Several Nonjury Cases This Week
Circuit Court Judge McNally handles multiple nonjury matters including Dominic Celia's petit larceny plea resulting in 10 days. a Summit case. and the so called Jorgenson ditch case in Roberts County. The judge signaled no merit after one witness and continued the matter to the next term, likely disposing it for good and sparing taxpayers further costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorgenson
Lepler Peterson Wedding in Minnesota Home
Miss Ruby Peterson and J C Lepler wed at the bride’s home with Rev R C Shearer officiating. Guests included V Nelson A M Anderson Alfred Nelson John Anderson and others from Peever Clara City and Minnesota towns. A band serenade followed with cake and ice cream served at 5 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Peterson
J. C. Lepler
J. A. Peterson
Rev
R. C. Shearer
Meta Lepler
Angelus Lepler
Lloyd Peterson
V. Nelson
A. M. Anderson
Alfred Nelson
John Anderson
Hilda Anderson
John Peterson
Peever
Otto Holmgren
Pennock
Minn
Victor Johnson
New London
Lapler
Clara City
Extra copies of the Standard on sale this week
Extra copies of the Standard may be secured this week at 5c each or six for 25c. The offer aims to provide affordable editions for households and school readers in the city.
Local society notes and regional travels in The Standard
Mrs Wilbur resumes sitting up on Wednesday. Raphael Van Wise and wife of Aberdeen visit briefly. John F. Heim leaves for Montana to survey land and buy cattle. John Sullivan of Minneapolis visits on lumber yard business. Mrs Leffingwell travels to Morton then Boston for the summer. Miss Freeman and Miss Brueseh host a strawberry shortcake supper for friends. The Standard reports on staff shifts and the graduation edition. The Sisseton Indian Industrial school plans its fortieth commencement and third annual declamatory contest for June 16. Summit letter arrives unsigned. editors request name with submissions. A luncheon for Miss Ruby Peterson and friends at the Radisson. Emmett McKenna’s school superintendent work at Edgeley, N. D., noted with a local purse gift and Salt Lake City trip. Edgeley High School praised for top state averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raphael van Wise
Aberdeen
John F. Heim
Montana
John Sullivan
Minneapolis
Frank
J. E. McKenna
Emmett
Edgeley
N. D
McKenna
Salt Lake City
Edgesley
Effington and Eddy Presbyterian Ladies Aid Meeting
The Effington and Eddy Presbyterian Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. Ezra Pugh on Thursday June 5. Lunch will be served and all are invited. The community notes include school picnic, teacher Miss Forthen returning to Minneapolis, illnesses, visits, a potential railroad town move, and the death of Mrs. August Anderson, a pioneer Roberts County settler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effington and Eddy Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid
Ezra Pugh
Miss Forthen
Minneapolis
Pete Dahl
Browns Valley
May Kimble
Wahpeton
Shoemaker
Minnesota
Duberstein
Grant Kringen
Swan Moe
Windom
Herman Engle
August Anderson
Roberts. County
Sisseton High School Graduates of 1901 02 04
The record lists graduates from Sisseton High School beginning with the class of 1901 and notes the two year program then extended to four years. It names board members W H McGee A W Triver and WP Granger and includes numerous graduates across early classes with many surnames and initials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. McGee
A.W. Triver
WP. Granger
Irene
Filerheny
Hyida
Hamptier
Willzabeth Ural
Archie Griffith and Mrs Ahnira Dinsmore in Notable Pair
Arch ie Griffith and Mrs Ahnira Dinsmore are named as relatives of Paul Satre in a brief society note. The clipping references their connection and prominence in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahnira Dinsmore
Paul
Satre
Decoration Day Services Parade to Cemetery and G A R Picnic
Decoration Day program describes 10:00 a m parade assembling at 2nd Avenue S and Maple Street led by Band City Council Civic Societies and students. Exercises include ritual services strewing flowers prayers flag drill and a G A R picnic at Woodman Hall with speakers and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2Nd Avenue S
Maple Street
Band City Council
G. A. Ro
W. R
Public hearing set on license to sell in Sisseton
The city of Sisseton invites objections to an application by Teal Treehaulers and Motors for a permit to sell malt beverages at retail in a building on Job 9, Block 6s, Sisseton, Roberts County. hearing before the city council on June 1 at 8 a.m. in City Hall.
Notice of Hearing on Liquor License Applications
Notice is given that the City of Sisseton South Dakota will hear applications to sell intoxicating liquors at 1a Brook Street in Sisseton Roberts County. The hearing before the City Council is set for Monday May 9 at 9 o'clock in the forenoon at the Council Chambers. Objections may be presented prior to the hearing.
Notice of Hearing on Liquor Permit Application
City of Sinn South Dakota schedules a hearing before the City Council to consider an application and petition for a permit to sell intoxicating liquors at a building in Porter’s Subdivision Blue 40. The notice names twenty freeholders and voters and sets the date in May for objections.
Notice of Hearing on Retail Liquor Permit Application
Notice is given that P B Greenfield seeks a permit to sell intoxicating liquors at retail in Sisseton City Hall Roberts County South Dakota The City Council will hear the application and petition with twenty signatures on Monday June 9 1918 at in the forenoon Persons may appear to show cause why the permit should not be granted Dated May 19 1913 City Auditor Frank K Mokennu
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Sinn South
Dakota
Lee
Poreter
Sinceton
Rosorta County
South Hakata
Lonl Freeholders
Wad Lily
Hignore Iy Maid
Porter's
Bluele 40
Simnton
Council Chamber
Muteo
Forest of Wall
Frank KR. McKenna
P. B. Greenfield
Wiuitor
Liseton
South Dakory
Sisseton
Roberts County
South Dakota
Frank Kk. Mokennu
J. &. Vorterns
Simseton
Lotus
Roberto County
End City
Notics
City of
Sismeton
Frank IK
McKenna
State of
County of Roberts
Elmer E. Boyd
Juny
Roberts
Jetlion
Thia
A. D
Knight
Anesty
D. F. Stevens
Notice of Hearing on Liquor Retail Permit for Sidseton
Nelson and Wilson filed with Sidseton South Dakota city auditor an application for a permit to sell intoxicating liquors for retail in Lots 11 and 12 Block M in Sidseton. The council will hear on the th day of June 1918 at 10 oclock in the forenoon. Any person may appear and show cause why such permit should not be granted. Frank St. McKenna City Auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson & Wilson Tnve
Sidseton
South Dakota
Sissaton
Stoberts County
Benritie Hienig Hinton
Ilaaatut
Ity
Frank St. McKenna
Notice of Liquor Permit Hearing in Sisseton
Notice that an application to sell intoxicating liquors at retail for a building on Lot 9 in Sinseton is to be heard by the City Council of Princeton on Monday, June 9 1913 at 9:00 AM. The petition is signed by twenty legal voters of the city and May appear to show cause why the permit should not be granted.
Permit hearing for liquor license in Sisseton South Dakota
The city auditor of Sisseton announces an application to sell intoxicating liquors at retail in a Lot 1% Block 97 building. A petition with twenty signatures requests the permit. The City Council will hear the case on June 1 at the council chambers to determine if the permit should be granted.
City Council to Hear Permit Petition in Sisseton
Notice given that the application and petition will be heard by the City Council of Sisseton on Monday June 9, 1913 at o'clock. Persons may appear and show cause why such permit should not be granted. Dated May 1, 1913 Frank McKenna.
Incoxicating Liquors Permit Request in Slamatunee City
A contested liquor permit application for a building at Lot Bleue in Slamatunee faces review by the City Council. The city will hold a hearing in the council chambers on the specified date to determine whether the permit should be granted or denied based on objections and compliance.
In The Matter Of Millie Puerson Estate Probate
Roberts County court schedules show cause on filing a petition to sell real and personal estate of Millie Puerson a mentally incapacitated person. Guardian Georgy Anderson seeks court permission to liquidate assets as part of the estate. Hearing set for the third Monday in June at 1 PM in Sisseton. publication and service required ten days prior.
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale South Dakota
Notice announces foreclosure on a Roberts County mortgage held by Silvius against Juliusyn and Johnson. It sets sale at the courthouse steps in Sisseton, South Dakota on June 1, 1913, to satisfy 2004.00 principal plus 829.00 attorneys fees, with the described property in Section 4 in Roberts County. It also lists probate hearing for Elmer E. Boyd estate on June 2 1913 in Sisseton County Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FA. Juliusyn
Clira Johnson
M. BK. Silvius
Devs Im
Foeuw
Roverts
Sout Dal
Hols Wria
Marel
Altvoint
Dakota
Sisseton
Roberts
South Dakota
Wil
Yowoshiy Que
Rage Worty-seve
Sissaton
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Detective
Circuit Court
Wilbur
J. G Leffingwell
Morton, Minn
Boston
Miss Freeman
Brueseh
Misses Kennedy
Mc Donald
Wilde
Olson
Sisseton Indian Industrial School
Summit
the Radisson
Miss Lepler
Ella Peterson
Hazel Brewster
Iva McGee
Emma Schmidt
Emelia Bloomquist
Flossie Brown
Geneva Brown
Eldora Robinson
John Wilkins
Effington
Claton Crout Hensie Durreforenee Hill
Whass
Harry Lelting
Charles Mailey
Gerprude Swegynson
Cork Humphersen
Spackman HhAas
Robinson Chais
Martin Hiysee Lavra
Enine Sehmity
Vinette Habenel
Chatshorson
Martha Morris Gerda Wokander
Huprah Rask Oscif Swendson
Alfred Sonneinima
Griekson
Hazel Spanknolt Luche Christian Vincence Anderhers
Rosy 'Thompson
Mildred Mikelyon
Agnes Sateren
Mhuthtya Ristey
Willys Morris
Friederich von Weber
Germay
James Quiver
Willice Findlay
the Babe
Dina Baboos
Hasvard Thorne
Avetthe
Pal Linster Ingsbury
Joes Honeyseth
Paul Dinsmore
Oliford Paige
Mariwer
Hera Lewis
John Findfiy
Wallace
Harvey Crosby
Aice
Archie Griffith
Grice Dinsmore
Irene Gain
Toby Sprague
the Watchman
Alma Hendrickson
W.R.G
Woodman Hall
Star Theater
Sonz
Ieee
Ces Ees Eevee
Hilda Erickson
Cesses Mabel Tallakson
PSNI
Pier Ete
Meee
Betes Ake
Sherman
W. G. Robinson
H. S. Morris
Hurton
Stasuien
Guelness
Sissetog
Rubierts County
Sid City
Tata
Hite
Sisewo
Cornell Chambers
Frank Ke Me Reina
Chry Audlior
South Dakothy
Cteatine
South Dalony
Rotsit
Butiding
Sissuten
Ue Connell
Fern Csbouli
Crec Burmerster
City of Sinseton
Robarty
UN City Council
City of Linceton
Jane
Frank RK. McKenna
Women’s Relief Corps
U. T. C. Grand Council
Holliness
Women’s Missionary Conference Evangelical Church
Northeastern
Joint Teachers’ Institute
Fara
A. Skoppy
C. Longen Bow
Ori Rmit
Sisneton
Peeny Freeholders
Lesa
Rollenteek
Tito
Madison
Sissutan
Bastien
Scutty Iitextenti
Lot Bleue i
Terefore
Heraiyma
Slamatunee
Mallee
Chile
McKyuny
Milly Pyson
Georgy
Anerson
Buily Patuor
Emily Puceerson
Sisiy
Georse
Adderson
Addes
Priate Aid
Sissevou
Hoberts
Sulu Coumly
Unis
Attr
MT. Kuighe
Steyeum
Iseau
NLL
Silvius
Sioux Falla
Illergal
Vore ‘Neigen
Altorney
Sioux Pass
Jon L. Minder
Suprit
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