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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1908
Page
5
Augsr bargains at the Racket Store and ELLEFSONs offer big clothing and millinery sales. Residents including Rev Brahme Mrs Perkins S.H. Renville Thom Craige Morgan Howells and others visit Wilmot Sisseton and nearby towns. Public sales and auctions planned with H. D. Assingham as auctioneer. Local events include church ladies sale, new restaurant opening, and a county board meeting for election expenses.
Will Pulver came up from Pee ver last night. H L Spackman went down to the Twin Cities Tuesday. Austin Towles and wife visit Dr. Towles in the city. Henry Helvig left for Minneapolis Monday. H M Wallieser of Charles City is guest of A W Tower. Ellefson's Bargain Store advertises large towels at 10 cents. Arthur Paulson and Elmer Hanyik head to Aroya Col. Ellefson’s now open with new stock. Miller & Co meat market ad appears. Mrs. C Haggerty visits Holland and Tag home styles. Granen the baker left for a trip. Rumor of a local return. J O Andrews leases rooms over Tower’s for law office. Presbyterian women sales and supper moved to Wagle hall November 30. Howard Babcock thanked Sta Anpard family for four mallard ducks. Cheezig & Son buy Sisseton Produce Co. narcotic cough remedies advertised. Palace Drug Store ad. Postmaster Kennedy improves after Michigan springs. A party plans hunting at Rice Lake. W E Jennings reports election satisfaction. Carrol Babcock injured by delivery team. Calls for pure bred Black Bulls from J A Rickert, Sisseton.
Four work horses for sale in Sisseton South Dakota. Seller Henry Goebel offers these animals to farm owners seeking sturdy draft stock. Contact details provided for inquiries.
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