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Sisseton Weekly Standard

Location

Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1916

Page

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Congress views on Hughes win and 64th session

Congressman Royal C Johnson returns to Aberdeen with Mrs Johnson and children Everett and Harlan. He analyzes the nine month session highlighting massive appropriations near 2 billion dollars, shifts to pay the bill, and debates over strike legislation. He notes Maine election impacts, South Dakota politics, and urges continued education and public schools.

Charles Hy Hues Royal C. Johnson Aberdeen Maine Johnson Congress

Sisseton Improvements Highlight Store and Town Upgrades

In Sisseton, A Swenson of Golden Rule Dry Goods completed a 32 by 60 foot basement addition adding a store room and ladies restroom with modern fixtures. Lampert Lumber builds new offices in a bungalow fronted building. Palace Cafe upgrades private dining with a mahogany partition. McGowan Lumber adds coal sheds and a side track. townwide fall preparations include new sidewalks water works and electric lighting. Burglary at O S Close Snel drug store ends with $200 in valuables and dogs trailing the thief to Artesian before scent is lost.

A. Swenson Golden Rule Dry Goods Swertson Lampert Lumber Company Arthur Bennett Palace Cafe Sisseton Fulton Mitchell Hardware Mitchell Artesian

Attempted suicide by carbolic acid in hotel restaurant

Ed Marks a nine month Sherifff Minder hotel boarder on parole drank and attempted to take his life with carbolic acid at the Lolire restaurant. Dr QuinnelleH fed him a stimulant and he survived until taken to the city bastile for the night. Marks vanished early next morning and is a prior convict for a car casing incident at Peever.

Ed Marks Sherifff Minder Sat Brida Lolire Restauran Dr. Quinnelleh Marks Peever

Pioneer of Harmonies Dead at 44 in Bo Towns Villey

Charles Knotivan a longtime Harmon township resident died Wednesday August 80 after an appendicitis operation at Btowns Villey hospital He was born 1873 in Breehorn County Min and aged 44 He moved to Roberts County eleven years ago and settled on the Asian farm He leaves a widow seven children and several brothers Services were held at the family residence then at the German Lutheran church and burial in the new cemetery The Review extends condolences to the family

Charles Knotivan Harmon Township Joly Btowns Villey Hospital Breehorn County Min Childen New Cemetery Rosholt Review

Grand Forks Packing Plant Affirms Cooperative Plans

A North Dakota Exquity association committee pursued a cooperative packing plant option. Grand Forks was chosen as the site and a corporation has been formed with filing in the secretary of state’s office last Wednesday. A separate incident notes the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad suffered a state order to move a depot away from a street and later back toward the town after disputes with officials.

Exquity Association North, Dakota Grand Forks Secretary of State Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad State Railroad Commission Wmneny S. C State Railway Commission

Hunters Gather Across South Dakota Hills and Plains

The piece notes widespread hunting across South Dakota as opening Sunday, with many people taking guns and shells. It reports two Spearfish burglaries solved by two youths, Alfred Hendrickson and Will Hudson, who confessed to crimes up to August 81, and mentions automobile registrations and dealers.

South Dakota Beason Rute Alfred Hendrickson Will Huderson State Department

GUN MEN DO TIME IN DAY COUNTY HOLDUP CASES

Webster Reporter and Hirmer report two men tied to hold ups and car thefts were discharged for lack of evidence. Officers kept a lookout and nabbed them with improvised weapons. Hillett received one week and Dibbs six months hard labor in county jail. The community praises Sheriff Garrick and Marshals Martin and Buhler for their active pursuit and vows to curb remaining gang members.

Webster Hirmer Othcey Mittin Andover Tihlerid Teenen Bristol Martin Bibler Podge Elton We H. Dahl Cobures Hillett Jvek Jvek and Dibs Garrick Buhler Montevideo Aberdeen Day County Jung

Boy shoots father in family quarrel over divorce

Raymond Bauch, 19, allegedly shot his father, William Bauch, during a domestic dispute at the Bauch home in Borman North Dakota. The elder Bauch died soon after. Raymond Bauch is jailed in Mor man on a manslaughter charge after failing to obtain bail set at 5000 dollars. The incident stemmed from a divorce case and threats over the custody and control of the firearm.

W. &. Biveh Borman N. D Raymond Bauch Bich. Thappenin Alvorde Bauch Retunot Witneas Kho Hwo Porman Ray Biuidh Howse Baueli Daiing Nish Y Hilikinson News

Carnival To Visit Sisseton Next Week With Amusement Shows

The Capital City Amusement Co plans a week long engagement in Sisseton starting Monday. The touring company brings a train of fourteen cars with vaudeville and rides including a merry-go-round, wheel, and other entertainments for all ages. About twenty five shows are listed and around one hundred fifty people are employed. A second section mentions two days of automobile races with details forthcoming and hand bills to follow.

Capital City Amusement Co Sisseton Northwest Hie

Walker Family Treks West From Peoria Despite Wounds

A Inuit man with crippled left arm and leg, walking with his wife and 13 year old daughter from Peoria to Aberdeen, Illinois, reaches Minot North Dakota where aid is purchased for travel to Jamestown. Relatives in Minot await further support as roads worsen westward. Aberdeen News reports a separate perjury case sentencing a Sturgis man to two years, suspended, tied to a marriage license fraud.

Peoria Minot N. D Redfield Aberdeen Jamestown New York Sturgis Barnard

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