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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1908
Page
6
A guide to simple home crafts including a wall hanging photo frame with ribbon trimming, a needlework case with pockets, and a feminine gift set. It covers fabric finishing, edging, and decorative stitching for practical decor items and small keepsakes.
A handkerchief case is described with instructions on cutting and sewing heart shapes, ribbons, and a hinge bow. The piece lists gift ideas priced at fifty cents for various family members including a young man, a little girl, a small boy, and a younger boy with items like buttons, frames, dolls, games, skates, and trains.
Radle Altars and Mooroc Rice unite in marriage in this city on Wednesday Miss Many Meco attends as brides maid Charles McGee brothers the bride escorts at ceremony A large reception follows at the M W A hall in Erlington with a splendid dinner and many gifts to the newlyweds The Standard extends best wishes for a long and happy marriage.
ECKLAND NORDSTEDT were wed in the city Wednesday at the Lutheran church Rev Rudie officiated The couple left on the evening train for Minneapolis to spend a short time before settling on their farm at Luilman The Stann AkD extend wishes for a long and happy life.
Marriage article notes the wedding of Mr. Mike Mead and Miss Maud Laing conducted Thursday morning by a local priest. The fragment suggests a church ceremony with standard formalities and community coverage.
The groom, a prominent young businessman from the city, marries the daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Laing of Enterprise township. After the ceremony, breakfast was served at the home of Mrs Henry Schindies. Congratulations are extended to the couple who will reside in the city.
Residents in Aberdeen reported a bright object seen Tuesday at dawn, prompting much speculation. Witnesses divided between a balloon with a searchlight, a comet, or a meteor as the object moved southward then vanished from view.
Farmers Institutes fixed for Roberts Grant and D counties with dates Webster December 1 Milliants December 15 16 Sisseton December 16 17 Wilmot December 17 18 Big Stone December 18. Further announcements will be made later by the Granger Business School.
The fragment lists diverse Thanksgiving thoughts from groups and individuals. The Girls thank Will Robinson for returning as a single man. Robert C Pearson notes Batterton’s majority. The Kids are glad there was no school Thanksgiving day. Editor hopes for January legislature to avoid blizzards. Dr Bobb is grateful for many things and drinks. Sverre is thankful for freelancing and dinner. Wing praises the Quality Polks course. Ivar Stidstad is thankful for proximity between the Register of Deeds and Clerk of Courts offices.
SISSETON AND VICINITY a) Uopens yes) silney Mann was a Sisaelon Hushess caller Friday of last week. the Louis Minder and 'Otte jann families droves to Ob ile Sivida avd euves, rolven in the ss ne rther Ainsworth was up from Milbank Tuesday the Kenaner brothers have moved into the vacant rooms of.
Miss Clara attends school in Watriosits. Mr Port and family travel from Milbank. Otto Strand and Alma Hougen visit Sisseton. Mrs Harris returns from the cities. L A Lemmenes arrives from Minneapolis. Josephine Gockx visits DeGreef family. John Minder family from Sisseton joins relatives for Thanksgiving. C F Port returns home Wednesday evening.
Nels K Olberg spends week in cities tending business. Palace Drug Store touts travel cases and Christmas foods while Opera House hosts a weeklong program beginning Nov 80 featuring a lecture to aid high school book and picture purchases. The Atchison Globe recounts a humorous telephone misdial incident and a curator seeking a blue skunk, with regional exchange humor and local lore.
A brief note warns the corn planter must be replaced in coming years unless it is cared for better. The statement implies ongoing maintenance can extend its life and delay major investment. It emphasizes the urgency of improving handling to avoid early replacement.
STANDARD'S MARKET LETTER reports at South St Paul for Nov 25 1908 prices across cattle hogs and lambs. Steers and cows sold steady to strong with best feeders up to 50 cents. fat sheep and lambs showed a 10 to 25 cent advance. hogs on sale numbered 5700 with varied quotes across classes. Industry sources Clay Robinson & Co provide the figures and tone for market activity.
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