Easter Time Snowbound Yet Town Delights in Local News
The Sisseton Standard notes Judge Clay Carpenter as a rising figure in the state, and Prof. Wm. F. Gray offers free seed corn testing for farmers bringing samples. Lemmon’s city poll list revision set for March 16 and city election on April 15 are announced. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kammer celebrate 25 years with a surprise party and gifts. Denzil and Donald Skiles mark their 13th birthday with a concert and a party hosted by their parents and friends.
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Clay Carpenter
Wm. F. Gray
Board of Registration
City of Lemmon
Council
Denzil
Donald Skiles
Smith’s Hall
Skiles
Strang
Eva Shrader
Planning the Farm in a New Country
A guide to diversified farming for North and South Dakota migrants. Emphasizes starting small, building knowledge, and choosing livestock and crops for steady income. Recommends winter egg production, purebred cattle, cooperative sire purchases, and careful record keeping to raise high producing stock. Plans include alfalfa and a self-sustaining farm economy.
Thinkers Make Good Farmers
Farmers must apply clear thinking and intelligent management to succeed. The article argues farming rewards self directed planning, varied approaches, and prudent risk taking, with success arising from balancing resources and avoiding overreliance on any single method. It stresses using diverse information sources and personal trial.
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Successful Recital at Smiths Hall Highlights Young Musicians
A first pupil recital by D. R Lobdell and C. W. Leigh at Smiths Hall impressed audiences. Miss Ruth Elliott on piano stool delivered an I Trovatore selection with lively zest. Everett Allen, an accompanist, guided the kid orchestra while Denzil and Donald Skiles played violin and clarinet. The junior orchestra featured Skiles brothers, Ruby Daniela, Roland Grows, Leigh and Allen, pleasing parents and cultural supporters alike.
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D. R Lobdell
C. W. Leigh
Smith's Hall
Ruth Elliott
Everett Allen
Denzil
Donald Skiles
Denzi
Ruby Daniela
Roland Grows
Farmers urged to study soil and livestock for higher returns
A fragmented regional notice stresses farmers must study soil and livestock management to improve feed efficiency and profits. It highlights bulletins and books offered at low or free cost, and promotes local merchants like Green & Son for feed grinding. Multiple small ads follow for services and goods including land office business and nursing courses.
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Coffee Creek
Winifred Denton Warwick
Arrow Creek
Square Butte Armells
Geraldine Christina Suffolk Highwood Shonkin Agawam
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Great Falla
Chateau Ent Falls
Lenn Great Kalle
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Menard Ingemar Laewinter
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W. Morrow
General Land and
Lewistown, Montana
Turkestan
Pride of
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Lars
Wimple
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West Hotel
Green Feed
E. E. Green & Son
Lemmon, S. D
Green & Son
Cameron
Ted Imeseriately Apiy
Mashid Bros
Lernrion
Viain Family Seaong
Ladies’ Nursing
Deering
Quammen & Austad Lin Co
E. H. Dunning
Potten
Oflice
L.A, Seifert
W. Anderson
Henry Anderson
Carloville
Harding
Christian Endeavor
Spencer Memorial Church
St Patrick's
Ray Woconklen
Dr. F. €. Totten
Mainst
Sanpre
Investment Co. O
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