Sisseton Area Breather of Local Notes and Visits
Local notices describe multiple community movements. Jesse Cottingham appears ill. Chuck Dale of Browns Valley visited the city midweek. Attendees include Delia Ter aught at St Olaf College commencement and Mrs. A W Lindquist visiting Titonka area. Carsten Eggen from Vermillion at University. Delia Ter aught graduates. Will Opsal family travel to Milbank for a few weeks. Mrs. Lindquist from Titmond assists western state travel.
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G. C. Kively
Northfield
Minn
St. Olaf College
Delia
Will Opsal
Milbank
Local Schools Close for Six Day Mini Vacation
The Siawoton public schools shut for a six day mini vacation marking a notable year in their history. Thoulander arrives in the city for Youth Day from Myager Minnesota, employed by Me O'Neill of the Bisgeton Kienm Lamiliy to the concern. Mr. Glande has managed the steam laundry business for eleven years with ties to England. The family will arrive in town soon.
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Siawoton
Thoulander
Myager
Minn
O'Neill
Bisgeton Kienm Lamiliy
Glande
England
Tin
Senior Class Banquet Honors and Protests at School
The 1912 senior class banquet featured humor and music with seniors praising teachers and addressing school issues. Voice of the event notes respect for officers, a call for a new superintendent, and hope expressed by Supt. Stint in his closing remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy
Aless Lyyla
James Senting
Grady Rask
Brown
Ruth Heenetz
Favat
Messman
Reduction Sale Notices Across Rochester and Browns Valley
Fragmented text shows notices of sales or events led by Mrs J W Lynn and Mrs Taplin in Rochester Minnesota and Browns Valley. Mentions a family, storm delay, and alt details unclear due to damaged OCR.
Cohan Seeks Support in County Register Election
Democrat Jubnd Cohan appeals for backing from Democratic friends on Tuesday June 4. An old county resident, he asserts entitlement to voters' support.
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Cohan
Golden Rule Dry Goods Ad Promises June Sale Opening Tomorrow
The page features a large ad for Golden Rule Dry Goods announcing a big June sale opened by a popular establishment tomorrow and lasting fifteen days. The notice emphasizes a wide selection and special discounts.
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Golden Rule
Waiter Kennedy Leaves Bennett & Merrill’s for Webster
Inmet Kennedy, head waiter at Bennett & Merrill's lunch room for three years, resigned Tuesday to take a similar position in Webster with a substantial salary increase. Emmet has many friends in Staneton who wish him success in his new field.
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Inmet
Kennedy
Bennett & Merrill
Webster
Emmet
Staneton
Injured in Runaway Crash Near Sisseton
A red buggy runaway caused injuries to several riders who were thrown from the conveyance. Passersby assisted, taking the victims to the Valley for treatment before they returned to Sisseton the next day. Voters urged opposition to the machine candidates.
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Sisseton
The Senior Class Play Lights Up The Opera House
The Senior Class Play Mid goes Dream delighted audiences at the opera house on Wednesday and Thursday evenings. The entire cast performed beautifully and the show moved smoothly, earning praise from attendees.
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Opera House
Mnny
Hesus
Morris Fons Harvey
Ines Hinson
Mikelson
Irene Gaving
Aid Palnixs
Cotyeh
Ania Whiston
Severe storm damages barns and farms across townships
A severe storm struck on Hodey evening destroying farm structures. The barn of L Pesterious in Hart township, noted as one of the largest in the county, was razed for sand and navy. John Harrington’s farm in Grant township lost buildings and livestock sheds. Widespread water fell but caused limited damage overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dacia
L. Pesterious
Hart Township
John Harrington
Grant Township
Soli-Fredericks Miss Glenn Sol Marries in City Ceremony
Soli-Fredericks Sol, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin, married Emi Fred ks, formerly of Sisseton, in a city wedding at the bride’s parents home last Saturday. Relatives and a few guests attended as the couple prepared to join Browns Valley for the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Sol
Mrs. Martin
Emi Fredks
Sisseton
Bot
Browns Valley
Triburg
Mie Howe
Promoted A. A. Carswell Takes Charge at Kar bab Station
A. A. Carswell, who has served at the Government Indian School for two weeks, is promoted to farmer in charge of the Kar bab Aziz station. He will assume duties in a short time for his new labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Carswell
Government Indian School
Tw Veeks
Karbab
Aziz
Hos New Labor
Dof
Sissereneam Laun Reopens Under New Management
The Sisseren eam Laun will reopen Monday June 3 under new management A. O'Neil Prop. The pant has been renovated to improve output. Vote against the machi candidates.
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A. O'Neil
Sunshine Camp No 2195 Resolves in Sympathy for Hill Family
Resolutions adopted May 25 1912 express heartfelt sympathy to Mrs Felix Hill and children after the death of her husband. The Neighbors of Sunshine Camp R N A decide to spread the minutes and publish the resolutions in Sisseton papers. Committee members Alice Class Maud McGee Alta Moe.
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Sunshine Camp
R. N
Effington
3. D
Felix Hill
R-N. A
Death of Edward Cook At Sullivan Lumber Yard
Edward Cook aged 48 was found dead near Mead's barn by Nels Johnson while wheelbarrowing broken boards. An inquest returned a verdict of death from heart failure. He leaves several children and was highly regarded in the community.
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Edward Cook
Sullivan Lumber Co
Nels Johnson
Mead
Johnson
Cook
Corone
Thirty-ninth Annual Commencement At Government Indian School
The thirty ninth annual commencement occurs next week eight miles south of Sisseton at the Government Indian School. The program runs from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. with displays from various departments. An inter school athletic meet at 1 p.m. and a ball game at 4 p.m. follow. A military dress parade with band is at 7:30 p.m. and a declamatory contest and literary program at 8:30 p.m. The public is invited to all exercises.
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Government Indian School
Sisseton
R. C. Shearer
Tors
Eton High School
Memorial Day Program Honors Civil War Veterans
Memorial Day events in the city, under the G. A. R. and W. R. C., drew crowds to honor Civil War survivors. Big Coulee and Sisseton High School bands performed. ceremonies at the cemetery featured rituals and flower strewing. An afternoon program on the school grounds included recitations, songs, a flag drill, and addresses by Thomas Mann.
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G. AR
WR. C
Big Coulee
Sisseton
W. Roc
Inviextion
Lincoln
Charles Grover
Thomas Mansburg
Lawrence Stavie
Musale
Eelith Sweedi
Mrs. Cott
Hhis
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First National Bank
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Howard Babcock
Ity S. Giopt
Issetrgn
Sisseton and Vicinity
Jesse Cottingham
Chuck’” Dale
Wes
Havin
D. J. Lesry
Bardine
Ness
Carsten Eggen Wes
Vermillion
the University
M Schindler Bros
A. W. Lindquist
Gi Lindquist
Titmond
Lindquist
McDonald
Foss
Marvick
Mugsmoni
Basen
Saneay
Aly
Chas. Morris
Fred Kelly Deyver
Mrs. Weitrom
HS. Morris
Ler, Alfred Monnie
J. W. Lynnl
Filipef
Rochester
Mins
Talon
Oped
Dro
Soli-Fredericks
Alice Class
Maud McGee
Alta Moe
Jinihe
SBANK
Charles F
Schwab
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State Bank
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