Roberta County Bank Officials Swear To 1909 Ledger
Otners Cashier certifies the above state ment is true to the best of knowledge. Notary Nora Freeman swears to the document on September 1 1909. Directors Henry B Morris, Richert WN, K Olverg attest.
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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1909
Page
10
Otners Cashier certifies the above state ment is true to the best of knowledge. Notary Nora Freeman swears to the document on September 1 1909. Directors Henry B Morris, Richert WN, K Olverg attest.
The document presents a bank statement for First Savings & Trust Company of Slaseton North Dakota dated September 1 1909. It lists assets including cash from banks and loans and discounts, real estate, time certificates, and liabilities such as capital stock and accounts payable. The cashier W Olberg attests the accuracy under oath before Notary Nora Freeman on September 10 1909 with directors Henry S Monris and Jas Ricarne signed as witnesses.
An old advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for back pain and urinary disorders. A milestone claimant from Milbank SD testifies that after suffering a year with kidney disease and nightly awakenings, he used the remedy and claims complete cure after five boxes. The ad urges readers to visit a local store and asks for the Dean's brand by Foster Milburn.
The item mix notes a humorous scene at a local event, county finances report licenses, and garden planting tips. It mentions Dr. Crockett's ad, visitors at the Minnesota State Fair, and local pricing for bread. A six room rental is listed with a contact.
George Hoad died in a murder early Tuesday morning in Sioux Falls. Brothers Eugene and Charles Radford of Franklin Illinois, surrendered and are jailed charged with the killing, with Charles reportedly firing, the brothers claiming self defense. The Victor trial cost Brown County 2213.60. Mitchell Corn Palace pep events run from 27 to October 2. Big Stone City school board accepted Prof. F M Byers resignation after accepting a higher salary elsewhere.
The STANDARD offers about 100 safety razors matching the best five dollar razors to new cash subscribers or to any old subscriber who clears arrears and pays one year in advance. Offer ends September 20. Also for sale or rent: lots 17 and 18 block 44 with or without building, or with building for rent starting September 1, 1909. L. W. Foss.
100 tons of fine quality hay offered for sale. Inquiries directed to Mead and Son at the Blue Front Livery for details and arrangements.
Seed Corn Day encourages saving seed for next year in South Dakota. One bushel can plant from 6 to T acres and can be harvested and hung up in about an hour. If the preferred variety isn’t available, borrow or trade seed from a neighbor with a better variety and pay for it.
The undersigned rents his farm and will sell at public auction on Wednesday September 22 starting at 10 oclock a.m. at the farm in section 3-128-51. Personal property includes horses cows wagons McCormick implements tools fencing and farming gear. Household goods and other items join the sale. Terms: cash under 10,000. larger amounts bankable paper accepted. Maggie Christianson confirms the Christian feed barn remains open at the old stand.
Two small ponies a gelding and a mare about 700 pounds each with distinguishing white feet and a yearling colt of similar size escaped from Art Westby’s pasture eight miles northwest of Sisseton on August 27. Liberal reward for information leading to their return. H J Larson R F D 3 Sisseton.
Six work horses offered for sale located one mile south of Effington. Seller G Tegler lists horses suitable for farm labor and general use. Contact details not provided.
Mrs H G Port announces a display of Ladies' Goods at the Commercial Hotel in Sisseton on September 16 inviting ladies to call and view the collection.
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