Local Notices and Community Updates From The Area
Mrs. Joseph Nieland died about a week ago at nearly eighty. New teachers announced for districts three and one Miss Julia Berge and Miss Ethel Rohan. Miss Clara Berge to teach in W B Varland's district Enter prise township. Stella Johnson visits from Ashley to the John H side family. H C Halland party travels from Raymond Mont to family Schaunaman. Gust Walter and crew grade road between Ray and Hoss. John Harrington and children plan move to Graceville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Berge
Ethel Rohan
Clara Berge
W. B. Varland
Enterprise Township
Stella Johnson
Ashley
John H. Side
H. C. Halland
Raymond
Mont
Grandpa
Grandma Schaunaman
Gust Walter
Crew
Ray
Hoss
John Harrington
Graceville
Storage rates and delivery options at Sisseton Produce Co
First payable storage includes 2 cents per bushel for 30 days with free storage if grain is purchased. After 30 days 0.5 cents per bushel every 15 days for three months, then 0.5 cents per bushel every 30 days. Delivery may be at the elevator or at a designated terminal market with charges. Grain cleaning costs extra, insurance coverage noted, company disclaimer. J A Rickert.
Court Ends Case Against Townsey After Internal Probes
The U S Circuit Court dismisses the case against Townsey concluding no secret deposit or property held in trust exists. Detectives hired to ingratiate with the bankrupt party’s wife failed to uncover hidden assets after months of investigation. The ruling notes creditors and political adversaries pursued the case zealously but found no treasure.
Storage charge terms for grain delivery and cleaning option
First storage for first 30 days including all charges for receiving. Three months one half cent per bushel for each thirty days or part thereof. If delivery is demand it will be made at this elevator upon payment of storage charges and regular freight charges to the terminal market. If grain is cleaned at the owner's request an extra one half cent per bushel. the benefit of the owner, PAUL M. RICKERT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Rickert
Paul M. Rickert
Dissolution of Schindler Bros Partnership in South Dakota
The partnership between Thomas F. Schindler and Henry E. Schindler operating as Schindler Bros. in Sisseton Roberts County South Dakota is dissolved by mutual consent. Thomas F. Schindler retires from the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Schindler
Henry E. Schindler
Schindler Takes Over Firm and Settles Debts
Henry E. Schindler will continue the business and assume all debts of the firm and keep all accounts. All persons owing the firm are to settle with Schindler. Dated Sisseton August 26, 1920. Witnesses Thomas F. Schindler and Frank R. Meck Agnes Satere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Schindler
Sisseton
Thomas F. Schindler
Frank R. Meck
Agnes Satere
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