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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1909
Page
1
In Justice Court, the case UTG v. Joseph Porter was dismissed on the city attorney's motion after a morning hearing in the Sisseton vicinity.
Dr Robertson introduces a large set of new electrical appliances making his dental office one of the best equipped in the state.
Mrs MaGain Christianson informs the public the Christianson feed barn will not close and will continue operating at the old location. The notice emphasizes ongoing business.
Notice forbids driving across the sun section 15 in Sisseton town. It states the road is not a public highway and threatens prosecution for any violation. Signed by Michael Hernester.
Ten coaches of Indians and several cars of baggage reached Peever yesterday for the annual church conference in session at Big Coulee. About a thousand attendees, men women and children, were welcomed by Roberts County Reds with varied rigs to transport them to the meeting.
A quip highlights business success as mixing persistence and sincerity. The piece credits W F P Carlberg with combining these traits and notes tributes alongside the fact of steady achievement.
A businessman is described as a constant advertiser who wins through practical commerce. He promotes his goods, believes in advertising from a pure business perspective, and devotes his time fully to his enterprise.
Notice offers both sale and rent options for two lots in block 44, with or without a building. If unsold the property may be rented with the building. Contact L. W. Foss for details dated September 1 1909.
100 tons of fine quality hay offered for sale inquiry directed to Mead and Son at the Blue Front Livery.
Six lots with a five room cottage a barn chicken coop and a good well plus shade trees and shrubbery. Terms all cash or part cash and balance on easy terms may consider part payment in a good team of horses. Inquire at the Sisseton STANDARD. Two full carloads of furniture just unpacked at Stavig Bros. Buy your furniture there they buy in carload lots and can save you the freight.
The Interior Department announces the opening of the Great and Sheyenne Indian lands North and South Dakota for allotment by lottery. Registrations will run October 4 through 23 with Aberdeen South Dakota as the registration and drawing lead site beginning October 26.
Fall goods arrive daily at the Golden Rule. Arthur Ainsworth of Watertown visiting Sisseton. Threshmen's account books for sale at the STANDARD office. Brown's Valley fair runs today and tomorrow. Ladies goods by Mani T at Commercial Hotel on September 16. Chausse building interior near First National Bank preparing to open a restaurant. Strayed two ponies and a yearling colt from Art Westby’s pasture eight miles NW of Sisseton. liberal reward offered by H J Larson FP D 3 Sisseton.
A jailed plea questions the fairness of workers to bake bread in extreme heat for 25 cents, arguing 5 cents for the fire and heat is too little. The writer urges cutting out summer baking to protest the low pay and poor working conditions.
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