The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-03-10

'"' 1SSoaothu' anu Opetlcu new
place at the rear of Burmeistel'> meat
market facing on Oak street.
A. j. Tuor returned Wednesday
Fine county. Mimi. where he invest
ed In bunch of cumberland.
Paul Babcock left yesterday ON a
business mission to Aberdeen ana
will return u morrow.
Z. Z. knappeh has moved hls resi-
dence from the Dongherty house to
one uf K. j. Turner's houses ON east
Oak street.
Major Coursey, representing Will
liam Wilsh &Co.. school supplies of
Chicago, was i'm the city Yesterday
and today.
The Hen John e. Void. and Wmi
Parrot, both of Pierpont. were in the
city Wednesday, and argued a case
before Judge Messy at the evening
session.
Thosewho nave been absent from
the high school last week are Rob
Lewis. Chas. Bailey. Ole Stadslad,
Irene Andeberg. Ida Fordahl and
Miss Jensen.
l.. Shannon, of kearney Neh,
representing the Robin Hood Powder
Co., was Interviewing the hardware
| trade in SlSSetnH SATURDAY..
Lulu keefc and Julia Robinson
drove To Browns Valley Thursday,
and took the g. n railroad to Grace.
willie. where they will visit friends.
w. G.. Porter assistant U. S. at
torney, and ID. v. Collins, deputy IT,
$. marshal, arrived in town Tuesday
and spent two or three DAYS here this
week on Official business.
q. E. Williams left Thursday for
Moose Jaw. Assiniboia, Canada. to
he absent for the summer. The
STANDARD will follow him to keep
him posted.
Gertrude McDowall arrived from
Boston, Mass, last Friday and has
taken her old position as stenographer
in tife law office of States Attorney
McNultv.
The Royal Neighbors will celebrate
their tenth anniversary March 81.
A program Will be rendered and re
| freshments served.
j. Q. Sheldon, manager of the Sioux
Falls branch of the International
Harvester Co.. was in town last Sat-
urday. While here he ordered
this greatifamily journal sent t., him
for the next six months.
A. d. Paulson has a few pieces of
good lana near Slsseton for sale aud
anyone desiring to purchase home
will do we'll TO see MIN. He also has
two accomplishments which he will
sell cheap. 3O-tf
A cooking recipe tells how to pre-
pare "buttered lobster" Here is a
pointer for the Slsseton girls, who
aver that there are several slippery
lobters in this burg but they think
from the way they act that they
are not more than half baked.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid soci-
ETY. aud their friends will be enter
taiDed Wednesday afternoon, March
Is. by Mrs. H. S. Morris and Mrs.
Arthur Tower at the home of Mrs.
W. X. Morris. A pleasant time is
sure to be had. Everybody is in
vited.
Miss Kate Moran, who has been ia
the telephone Office here for the past
year, will leave the lirst OF the week
tor Clark, S. d.. where she will visit
a few days before going to Water
town where she has accepted
a similar position. MISS Ethel
Forty will take her place in the cen
traI Office in Sisseton.
This Is the eternal spring time
when the sapient young mans fanc,es
are salG to lightly turn to thoughts OF
love. All of which Is proof positive
that the aforesaid young man is in
deed in his salad days Love is not
thing to he thought lightly OF. Some
day he will look back on this period
Of his career and shudder to think of
it.
WANrED-Trustwor ma or W o
man to manage business ia the coun
ty and adjoining territory for we'll
established house of solid financial
standing. $1,000 straight cash salary
with all necessary expenses paid