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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1920
Page
7
Two carloads of wool have been shipped from Day county by the local wool growers association. One carload left Bristol and the other from Crandall, reflecting active farming trade in the region.
Elk Point Hoffmann of Brule township was arrested on kidnapping charges. A crowd gathered at the courthouse as he was jailed. Mrs. Hoffmann, last seen two weeks ago, reportedly went to Tekoa, Washington to visit Ives, with the husband claiming she took a train from Vermillion.
Mrs. Ed Foley of Madison has placed in her custody a priceless walnut and butternut dining table that has remained in the family for more than 100 years. Presented by her mother, the solid heirloom is expected to pass through future generations.
Negotiations concluded with Snead tote transferring ownership of the Black Hill hotel to Miss Werdna Keller, longtime manager for five years. The purchase marks Keller as sole owner and plans to run the property with her personal attention and a new manager in the future.
Shortage of hay during the season leads to vast stacks across prairies. Fire protection measures are urged to prevent outbreaks and save thousands of dollars in feed value.
An appeal to Black Hills residents seeks information on Mrs Ina Brit and her father T B Fleming heirs of G W Bruit who died at Riverside. The estate includes realty and money, valued property awaiting rightful heirs. Brit had lived in Riverside about a year before his death.
Blood poisoning from a carbuncle on the back of the neck caused the death of John Johnson, a 25 year old farmer living two miles southeast of Mobridge. He had been in good health until a few days before his death and was born near Mobridge on the family farm.
A telegram received by Frank Allen of Deadwood stated details of a girl from Deadwood. The message references a missing person case tied to the Deadwood area and mentions local concerns surrounding the situation.
The Beamis family learns of the death of Mrs Garnet Allen Beamis after an automobile accident in Janesville Wisconsin. Her husband was killed instantly in the crash. The daughter remains at the university in Avaline West.
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