Harves t of a Troite Diamond Doings
A Sisseton area note lists Lindquist Bros and Mark Hanna Coal Co vice president Mr Collins after a two day mallard hunting trip at Dry Run. Hardy Gilbert claims shooting 12 wild geese. local names and places such as Antonia, Shael, Weilesily, Milne, Hagel, Vino, Britten, Water town, Woonsocket, Huron, Minneaplis appear in a string of social mentions and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindquist Bros
Mr. Collins
Mark Hanna
St. Paul
Dry Run
Local Notices From One Road Township In Sisseton Area
Reports recount cataract operation on Hilda Benson in Sisseton by Dr Sverre. Horn family moving from Eide farm to a rented fan west of Sisseton. Miss Dahlen unable to secure boarding in District 1 teaches in Jertle district. Henry Wilson delivered cattle to Ortley. Munday Iver Johnson delivered cattle to Sisseton. Edwin Hall and Edwin t accompanied cattle. Henry Gilbertson hauling grain for Bakken at Sandall farm. A E Hanson at Sisseton Wednesday. John Ray of Webster on local business Tuesday. Miss Mary Rue to enter Aberdeen Normal, plans to start Nov 1. Miss Sandstrum of Alexandria visits Mrs Shugren and Alma Soderstrum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Benson
Hilda
Sisseton
Sverre
Horn
Eide
Jir. J. Turner
Miss Dahlen
Jertle
Dry Wood Lake
Henry Wilson
Ortley Munday
Iver Johnson
Edwin Hall
Edwin T
Henry Gilbertson
Gilbert
Bakken
Sandall
A. E. Hanson
Sisseton Wednestle
John Ray
Webster
Mary Rue
Aberdeen Normal
Miss Sandstrum
Alexandria
Minn
John Shugren
Alma
Soderstrum
Local notes from Lion Township and nearby towns
Lion Township notes list residents and health updates including Miss Ella Neitzal improving from pneumonia, Mr and Mrs Rudolf Johnson visiting from Minnesota, and Chas Woods receiving hospital treatment in Minneapolis. Andrew Brodale returns to Valley City North Dakota, See Swanson visits area, Ole Vinge builds addition, Freddie Johnson accepts a position in Kinsasha, Sophia Olaon of Wendall Minnesota plans to leave her sister Mrs Warrant Call. Sinseton township references register panels and interest terms ending on the 18th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Brodale
Valley City
N. D
Ella Neitzal
Rudolf Johnson
Minnesota
Chas. Woods
Minneapolis
Swanson
Ole Vinge
Freddie Johnson
Luffman and Vicinity Notes From Ortonville Area
Luffman and Vicinity items report J.T. Gordon to start Monday delivering near Ortonville Minnesota with a large winter territory. Miss Alma Johnson visited home and planned return to California. infant son of Mr. and Mrs. CG Alps died and funeral held at Swiden Park church. several local visits and incidents including a team runaway injuring Frank Stone. Luifman school enrollment listed at 33. Susman wedding guest and stone foundation work at Gordon residence noted. silver work progress improves area appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Gordon
Ortonville
Minnesota
Mir. Gordon
Alma Johnson
Mandfornia
Pays Thane
Icie Hille
Frank Mintine
Langford
South Dakota
Wis
CG. Alps
I Widen Park Church
Swiden Olson
Subnyside
Suslman
Gordon
M. Skirls
Frank Stone
Sisseton
Luifman
Robert Smith
Britton
Clark
J. 1 Casemar
Thomas Ewing
J. Ewing
Church News Briefs Include Cline Service Gap
No Catholic services on Sunday October 31 at the Catholic Cline. Rev Fr Kettler will be in Wilmot that day. The Episcopal Guild met with Mrs Rickert yesterday and will meet in two weeks with Mrs G C Knappen. The Methodist church ladies plan their annual sale and chicken pie supper on Wednesday evening December 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. Kettler
Wilmot
Episcopal Guild
Rickert
G. C. Knappen
Methodist Church
Religious Services Summary From Local Churches
A fragment lists worship times for Lutheran and Methodist churches. Lutheran services include morning and evening meetings at Lakeview and Slaseton. Methodist at M. Hy Church with Sunday sessions, junior and Epworth leagues, and a Thursday prayer meeting.
Presbyterian and Episcopal church services announced
Reverend J W Canerianson will lead Sunday services at the Presbyterian church with morning and evening worship and a Sunday School at 11 45. Prayer meetings every Thursday evening. Episcopal services led by Rector Hay Nelson Tragitt in the Guild Hall on October 31 with morning prayer at 10 30 and sermon, noon Sunday School, and evening prayer at 7 30. all welcome with seats free and no sensational preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Canerianson
Presbyterian Church
Episcopal
Hay
Nelson Tragitt
Guild
White and Phillips Wed at Lance Adkins Home
Herbert L. White of Franklin Washington and Evaline Phillips of Sisseton wed at Lance Adkins home on Wednesday afternoon October 27 with Rev Travitt presiding. The couple departed that evening for their Washington home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White —Phillips
Lance Adkins
Herbert L. White
Franklin
Washington
Evaline Phillips
Sisseton
Travitt
Deaths Slaatta In Aberdeen Typhoid Pose Family Tragedy
Tallok Slaarte died in Aberdeen on October 10 at about five weeks after illness. He had worked as a buyer for Independent Valor Company at Crandall, D, for two years. Funeral held in Lutheran church with Rev Hylland. He was 55 and survived by his daughter Emma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slaatta
Tallok
Slaarte
Nital
Aberdeen
Independent Valor Companys
Ab Crandall
Wilmut
Emma
Lutheran Church
Hylland
Wilmot Republican
Death of H J Alingham Leaves Family Sorrow
The angel of death visited the home of H J Alingham this morning. His wife and mother to two children, age thirty four, died after a long illness. Married to IL L Alingham on March 17, 1892, she leaves a husband and two children. Funeral services are expected Sunday. The article laments the loss and offers comfort to the bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J
Alingham
IL L. Alingham
Fife
Earth
Infant Daughter of Aggers Family Dies in Enterprise
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Aggers of Enterprise township died Thursday evening at one year seven months and thirteen days. She was their only daughter and the family’s pet. The mother, father and two brothers mourn the loss as the burial took place in the German cemetery at Sisseton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daugter
Dick Aggers
Enterprise Township
Ony More Hugel
Seeretary
Sisseton
Sisseton Area News Briefs and Local Happenings
U S District Attorney William Porter from Sioux Falls visited Sisseton last evening. Presbyterian church women plan a work meeting next Wednesday at Mrs C A Swenson’s home. Fred and Mrs Bowman returned from Aberdeen last Saturday. Roy Lake bungalow deemed the finest yet and J A Rickert with Harry Morris enjoyed hunting there this week. Canton Chris notes extreme cold and a tongue twisting line about tropes and ware phrases appears in local chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Wm. Porter
Sioux Falls
the Presbyterian Church
C. A. Swenson
Fred Bowman
Aberdeen
Roy Lake
J. A. Rickert
Harry Morris
Oil Makes Earth Roads Smooth and Cheap
A New York oil company reports success in an asphalt binder for earth roads aimed at rural and small town use. Tests across the United States show the process is cheaper per mile than rock or macadam roads, with higher durability and ongoing savings. The company plans demonstrations and printed material due to strong public interest and rising demand as good roads boost property values and community well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fact Oil Department
New York City
United States
Saya
Horonsky
Barrow
Ub Fe
Concrete Blocks For Roads Cut Road Costs In Duval
Orlaide H. J. Dickson of Jacksonville has secured a patent for a concrete block road system. Blocks large and elongated interlock with mortise and tenon joints to form a continuous track that supports automobiles and farm vehicles. A trial section between Jacksonville and Apopka has proven adaptable and repairable, with machine fabrication possible for high-volume output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlaide H. J. Dickson
Jacksonville
Duval County
Washington
Roxda
Thekson
Orst
Dickson
Apoka
Crushed Coral For Roads From Cuba Official Says
General Carlos Garcia Velez, Cuban minister to the United States, praises crushed coral as an ideal road material. He cites Cuba’s 1300 miles of high quality macadam, claiming the medium is water impervious and durable. He notes Cuba spent 15 million dollars in three years on road improvements and aims for a perfect system. The piece links good roads to economic benefits for producers and consumers, and mentions Wichita Falls Texas Chamber promoting public education via speakers and exhibits to back road reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Garcia-Velez
Cuba
United States
Chamber of Commas
Wichita Falls
Tex
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Antonia
Jamin Shael
Mane
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Geintia
Ialoy Piet
Milne
Mehdinand
Kost Lev
Euleria
Vieni
Rebekah Ladies of the Star
Britten
Water Town
Woonsocket
Huron
W. Donald
Minneaplis
John Lindquist
G. Janquist
Scharnberg
Gunda Meyers
Louis Duc
Ella
Brownton Minn
Lion Township
Hans Kvalick
Sophia Olaon
Wendall Minn
Michael Ernster
Luffman and Vicinity
Church News
Sieeaner
M. Hy
Epworth League
Allingham
Sisseton and Vicinity
Canton
Chris
Bumoten
The
Sisseton Hill
Lace
W. Cahill
Sisseton, South Dakota
disseton Provision _ Company
Thompson's Hardware