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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1907
Page
1
Blood and nerves relation promoted with Hood's Sarsaparilla to reduce nervousness and keep blood rich pure and healthy. Hood's Pills advertised as after dinner aids digestion and prevents constipation. Euthymol Liquid Dentifrice cleanses teeth without scouring enamel and destroys decay germs. Palace Drug Store.
Weather favored turnout and stock shows at the Roberts County Fair. Horses cattle poultry and fruit exhibits drew praise with A J Otto and David Eastman noted for fruit. A B Matthews praised for farm machinery display. Browns Valley band provided music while Milbank teams played a friendly match on fairgrounds.
Senator A B Rudge will speak on the Panama Canal topic during an Oct 3 event. He is a member of the committee and recently visited the canal for inspection, following a column note last week.
With the new school house delayed by about a month and possibly two weeks more to occupancy, the school board will open next Monday using every available room. The High and Grammar schools will meet in the opera house, First and Second Primary in the old primary building, two grades in Beaver, one in Guild hall, and two in Lutheran church, allocations to be announced Monday. Teachers are arriving, and Supt. Wing and family with Miss Evans arrived Wednesday.
Oscar Hagen suffered a broken right leg below the knee when a buggy tongue dropped while driving west of town. The team frightened, dragging him from the buggy. Dr. Thomas treated the injury and Hagen is reported as doing as well as could be expected. Perry Nelson has left for Big Stone City to work in a store.
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