09 Oct 1908
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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1908
Page
1
About thirty teachers attended yesterday and today’s regular examination at Eagles Hall. The event featured discussion on education and local civic matters as candidates prepared for advancement in teaching. Residents noted the busy turnout and anticipated results amid ongoing school district activities.
A miner suffered leg injuries when a knife caught him during a return to the mine site as officials from Bismawek Publine and others assisted. An uncle of H Knappen, editor's relative, is named in connection with the standard.
Fragmented OCR text covers political arguments for a Republican ticket and details of a mining expedition. It mentions promised land rules, acres per day, and the involvement of President Grant era figures along with Chicago and Tribune reporters. It references the Black Hills treaty prohibitions and a mining party's findings of no gold.
The term's notable suit, M F P Cummins as administrator for Wm R Jarman deceased, versus Chas E Jarman and others, seeks to quiet title to six quarter sections near Wilmot valued around ten thousand dollars. The case centers on trusts and deeds executed after a separation on December 7 1907 with Jarman and wife, the son Charles Jarman, and disputes over ownership and crops. The judge ruled the deed to the defendant and the son void and ordered all property returned to the estate.
For two nights patrons enjoyed Monte a life like production following Edmond Dantes through scenes. The Unique Theatre offers an excellent program for tonight and tomorrow with audiences entertained by realistic pictures.
Roberts, postmaster at Vin Brooks, faced a hearing before U S Commissioner Croal on the charge of making false returns. The complaint was by W C Batie, post office inspector. Roberts pled not guilty and was bound over to the U S Court at Aberdeen in the sum of $500.
Fr Mead from Superior Wisconsin leased the bowling alleys in the Opera House block and after a week of fitting them up opened last night. Mead is a progressive young man said to understand the bowling alley business from Alpha to Omaha and should receive liberal patronage.
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