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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-10-18
WEDDING BELLS.
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Thv wedding of Miss Milieent z. Brown,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brown,
and Willis & Dunn son Of Howard W.
DCnc- took place Monday evening At the
home OF the bride on Fourth street.
About twenty-five rslSsIves Of the bride
and groom were present. The house was
beautifully decorated with evergreen and
autumn leaves. The bride and groom
were unattended. The bride wore a blue
travelling suit Rev. Il W Conley Off
eistso, using the ring service
reception followed th= wedding. Mr..
and Mrs. Dunn left on the night train fog
a wedding trip. Mrs Dunn will stgend
the neesing Of the grand lodge az Re-
tsskAhs st Portland a. delegate from No
koEnis R<hekzh Lodge. after which the
wedding trip viii BE- extended 70 Boston.
BoEh the bride and groom are vel
kno~n and popular among the yO1ag
people Of Ellsworth. and have The con-
grztaAzsions Of all their friends
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-10-18
FRo,, BAR HaRBoR.
Exciting Foot Ball Game = Choral
society Meeting.

Exciting Foot Ball Game = Choral
society Meeting.
BAR HARBoR, Oct. Is lspecial)--A foot
hall game which wss fall of interest and
uncertainty up to the very moment Of
the whistle al the end Of the second half
was played at the new Athletic park
saturday afternoon by the Bar Harbor Y.
NJ. c. A, and the eleven representing Hig-
gins classical institute, of Charleston.
seldom do teams more evenly matched
meet on the gridiros. and the game was
very close throughout. AT the end the
score stood s to 6.
Both teams were out to win, and at
times rough playing wss INDUCED in BY
both teams In the second half time was
called repeatedly on Sccount OF injuries.
none Of which were of g serious nature,
however The playing WIS hard and full
OF dash. snd both elevens showed the
effects OF good coaching.
The boys from Charleston were consid-
era bly, heavier than :bsir opponents. vet
notwithstanding this TACT the visitors
were una bic 70 advance the ball much by
lire plRys, snd relied greatly for their
gains upon plays directed around the ends.
Bar Harbor scored the first touchdown,
sending Newman over the line within tive
minutes after the kickoff. sassves kicked
goal
on poor pass by Bar Hsrbor, Higgins
GOT the hzlI and pushed Apple by over the
goal line by several short PUSHES Near
Bar Hzrbor. made a fine run OF about forty
yards. In the second half neither side
was able TO score, although the ball was in
Higgins territory most Of the time sun 81
no tire during the half was the Bar HAr-
Dor goal IA danger.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-10-18

tii-0eFtn fHft=
ARRIVED
THURSDAY, Oct II
sch Rloouses. sorrs nso
SAILED.
Friday, ocs Is
ssA sArah. Bar Hsraer, wood. wA'eOoaae.
ARRIvkD.
Sch Melissa TrSsk. R0.fos
safurias. oes u
ses t.uta " Fpres, Frans. Boston
scs Asn I ss4sFl, kss, W. yass1th
a.nroes Coanss t,srt--
soULpsBoRo-,1cs 4. ar sea Mildred Mas.
Boston
PKoSPtcr HaKEoR net II. az sch tsse
l.ssiss. ssssls@a Isf Sscklsssa. ia rcs AIsa, ;
Ready, Apne l~srN
saoSrssrox-ocs Is. ar sees Ioaaissn saw
yer tsSrSeS r >hsre-, L " sri. -smaes B
fI&bbara. L N hitm0rc,
Beyk n Il CbamsSr ain. kenBslsecs fwnoe.
sc1l. ~
iaNEsr srEIfvAs-oct 9. ar see Wait
esssub. SD sea tseorxrtaA, Bsssfoa
ory =. Ar sens wide L asawSil Catherine
auss tscorxtezs@
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tSt q sld sch Winchester. Phiis
ors u. ~ scAs lennpe staees. ]; CATH
sFine. New getL -; Nhiscorls. y \
Domestic Ports
RASeox-ocs g. 81 cess FlSra Condon, 81
sstcgge, = 4, EEten " Baxter. Deer Isle L. A
SsrssoR CAstise SD Sch i4s'nskta. Beverly
,,ct u. az en- 7 coopcr. Sewsary port
"a Isl AZ sess sjArric A Rscksam, y Y. Mary
Aan Nj Cam. Bridgeport t.iExse Ice. Boston
OCT q, ar scns Omaha. BossoS, N Graz,
0ea Is ar sch Juua RaEer
BoorHRAr HAKBoR - Oct 4. sid sch wm
AsGhcsos. y
BOs toS--slrs Is. sd seA winfield schustsr.
SewlserK Meas
err IsLasD - oca II. hoaa6 segtA. sehs
s4asr xilcusz. Hat Q9Srry foE y 7; Hattie II
Bsrtao4r, Sullivan Tor do
oct Il, bound south, schs Aehse stubbs. 81
3Sss IS ssr nsr %, o sssser fss S
eAsI sens Tie xBa. y tor Winter Hsrbor; Maud
seward. Polt L4serTY for SilnEtdses Mary b
ellington. sosth . seory for bostoa
for >toatestpH
Ucs rs boo nd south, sens c B CiArx. Bangor
for y; fanaie and Fay, slo tnxieS for DO
Mary Augusta Providence fur do. boaRa east
sch taearteai@ A " biSnes. Ss2ih a naeoy Tor sAr
Hsrtor
SEw YoKx-oes IL cid sen Frsd A sssll.
Fsjars20 sna ianscoA
NEw LosDos-Gct 10. ar sch Matte allies
Surfh Bro, ksstlis for RondoBt
FAscAceULa. MIss-Uct T. cid sch Georgia
L usaSe, FAn River
FEKra AsBoT-, CT II, ar sch L-ther Gar
ressoa. NJ
Oct il, ar scA FranconlA. ny
foRTLAsD-ocs ar sch Winchester. saii
van fer fhiiz
PoRr REs II, mr. sch Flherlar. y 7,
{Nhl UAct 49,
Providence. i-gl-s Is. sld sch Mary aH-
xssta. Y
sALss-oct n. ar sch L whRnoEe. PERTH
A@uoy for zealand
Oct Ia, sd seh NAgyis Ailes. North Brooks
viiie for &0nsstsg.
sAUxnKEsrowx. x I--ocf II sd sch Elm
Gig, >e~n 5tk >ews sor nEnxor
TEsSasTs aARR0K-tbct IA. sid sch AEs1e Y
ktmbaii shllA
NIskfakp HAyES-Oct "a, ar sch r n Spear.
ScHth AHtsoy iea ttar HsTssaF. teld Ocs -
OscS IA 2ad ~ feh Matte J Alice. North
Brooks ae for reussont. sta seas LpcF q
/ fr sasa. ssoH4uxioH { ~ \: Naire. Bostsn fer
NewArk
uc8 Il. ar ard ~ sch HezrteEra whItney,
SoGtn mlt-oy for BsF Haraor
WAsHISsros. u C--0scs II. AZ sch Casawam-
teax, geAili- tCl OSt isl
sAs JuaS. p R-oct 3. cid hxrs Mamie ssaa.
Ne~ YORK
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-10-18
Daughter OF Judge Hale Married.

Miss Katharine Esle, daughter q judge
married wednesday, Oct II. to Philip
g. C2IEa-d- son Of the late WIlli&m H
C44-z. - Of Portland
The event took place 81 the home Of the
brides parents Oh Western Promenade,
Rev Y AIiam 7. Cslkins, Of the ssste
sTresz Congregational church officiating
m2z- ~ Miss DoroEAe& Knight. q PORT
land WSs maid q honor. Only the rsas-
sives AID nearest fr5snds were present.
owing 70 a recent death in the family o.
TIE hgiSsrOoz-
Mr. sid Mrs Clifford VIII make their
home IL Portland
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-10-18

AT the annual basiness meeting OF the
Bar HRrbor choral society, held Nednes-
day evening, Oct. II, in the high school
room. many matters of interest to the
society were discussed and acted upon.
Reports Of different officers were Rad.
thst OF the treasurer showing safisfac-
tory addition 70 the treasury
NJ c. Ruinsey, director Of the society,
addressed the mem beers at some length
upon the prospects and opportunities for
the society in the coming year. he
showed that il properly used the year
Just commencing should work still greater
achievements than had been accomplished
in the past
Mr.. Ranasey referred TO the fact that by
another sumner Bar Hsrbor viii have q
hall specially designed and built for mu-
steal purposes, and that the work OF the
choral society in the past had had not q
little 10 do with the intention of the sum-
nser visitors to bald the hall. He was
vigorously gpplande6 when he said that
although he should net be here during
the winter months, be would. IL the So
ciety decided, rsfarn in the spring snd
lead in the execution of plans which
would be made for the summer.
The following officers were elected
Frank z Mhitmore, president; Mrs. h. c,
REYNOLDS, Mrs. e. 5. Clark, vice. presi-
dents; g. Prescott Cesves, Treasurer; Mrs
Archibald Getehell, secretary; Miss AIDE
line NJ Bunker. librarian; Mrs. Charles :.
Green, Harry II. Conners, directors; Nau-
rice C. Ran1sey. conductor.
The first rehearsal will be held Wednes-
day evening when study viii begin on the
orstorio Elijah.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-10-18
COMING EVENTS.


EIISwoRrH.
Thursday evening, Oct. ~, at Manning
hall Soeiahle BY Esoteric lodge r. and
A. NJ. All Masons and ladies invited.
Wednesday evening. Nov 1, At Unitarian
vestry Harvest supper ST O'clock
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-10-18

Eben Blaine Stanwood and his bride,
who was Miss Gladys lawson, daughter
Of Thomas W. Lawson, OF Boston, are
spending their honeymoon st the lawson
eossas1e aE SomssvIlie.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-10-18

A hfteen-foot power bozE i being built
BY Brad bury Smith, of West Sullivan, to
BE- pat ON the Wsukeag ferry route 10
carry mails and passengers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-10-18

Msyflowers and strawberry blossoms
are among the tributss which October
pays to the spring-IiSe weather OF the
T,zef sa-sak
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-10-18

Fred Moore. q member Of Mari2ville
granre while working around the grange
hsG = saturday, found branch OF eight
large rsspberriss.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-10-18

Two stone seats or benches have recently
been placed in position on the village
green through the efforts Of the Village
Improvement association These benches
are OF solid Nj. Desert granite, snd are
placed on the southern slds OF the green,
close to Mt. Desert street Several other
benches viii be placed in position soon.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-10-18
COUNTY GOSSIP.

Aunt Saion1e sellers. of Deer Isle. cele-
brsssd her I05sh birthday on sunday last.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-10-18

Undsrtaker Frank e sherman left for
Phladslphia "Wednesday evening Of hast
week with the bodies Of Carl V. Won
Gaertner and Mrs. Louis Ven GAertner,
whose dssths occurred here within two
weeks Of each other.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-10-18

T1ss--s moose which have been providing
nruuad Hancock county VIII have 10
swatch cut" now.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-10-18

yTyHE Subscriber hereby gives notice that
he ass been daily appointed ex-senator
a. the lass win and Testament Of Robert r.
Dyer. Ezte % C&ssiBs, In the eonEsy
a. H&ncock- deceased. and given bonds an tze
law directs. AL persons having demands
axAEnst the estate CT said deceased are de-
sired 70 present the sane for settlements, and
ali in6@bsed thereto are requested 70 FAKE
psyuenf frane1laSely- GEo- n. WAzxEz.
October 3, Ia
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-10-18

THIS most ohliging wonlsn in Hancock
county was discovered by the present
terri Of supreme court. She didn't want
a divorce hersslf-thonght she'd rather
not. ca account OF herself and. children
bot her husband wished 80 get married
again. SO to ohlIge him she spplied for a
divorce. She didn't get It.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-10-18

THE sasscnher hereby gives notice that
II ne has bees daily appointed executor
q the last vii and tesszaent az John
Ball late ct Eagle Island. in the eoznty
Of Hancock. deceased. 40 beads being re-
CURED By the terras Of said will. All persons
nGving demands against the estate cf said
deceased are desired to present the same for
s@ttleDeHs. and all inGeas@d thereto are
(sreoh.er a HE Howard r. Hall
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-10-18
STATE or MAINE.

Collectors Advertisements es Sale Of Lands
Of Scn-R@Siaens owners-
Unpaid taxes on lands situated in the town Ct
BlEshili, in the county Of Hancock. for sAa
wear 1874
rI,HE following lass Of s&xss on real estate
Il % zon-resl1ent Owners in abe tosn OF
BiEehfG aforesaid for the rear 1905, commit
ted n me for eetlecsion for said toun the
7sth day DAP April. 1865, remains EpEid; and
notice Ii hereby given that said taxes with
Interest AIS charges are net previously
paid. 80 mach % the real exs&se txxe6 as Il
s1f1ci@at 10 pay the anaeEnt eEe therefor, in
Glazing 5Eterss4 and charges viii BE- sold
without further notice At p1b24c AEcsion al
towu BAL. In said tosn. on the FIRST Aoza1sy
in December. 1865. 81 e'csock - m
Name o. ewns. or owzsrz
unkD0wn. description
Of property Acres SAine- Tai
BlEehiIi Mis@ral Spring Co.
land aoznded 9 By land
% NJ saow and AT
Stevezs. and By high
wxy 20 PsnGSscot. W By
land o. I Gushing.
bufadings and land, e s2T& sz4 -
Bridges. H<nry &. land oa
Lozg i4lsn1, w0o9lot. Ia 100 1&
CAn1&ge. Lewis. Land nszr
Joseph Czads9es. ~ 81 1&
Gray, Leonard I. woodland, Ia IS zM
GRAY, Lathrr w woodlxnG, Is Is an
Gray. D2nisl d. woodland, - % Ia
Gr1ndies AzzassuS p, wood
Grnv- Mrs MelvSna, L ssns-
nel Herrick sot- II sc a&
Grin6le. Mrs William. tke
Thom2e Leach f&rmy Sc s3 r&
Grfnd1e. Charles "a. Land
SD bzaadzzgs ON Lazg
island no 9ss
FEAsE A DAVIS. Colchester
of taxes Of tAe toxz q BlnsA{u
Oct q. lsns
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-10-18

A sumner resident Of Bar Hsrbor comes
70 the defense of ths roads on Mt. Desert,
which the anti-autoists, In their esgsrness
sc ArS-+er up their Arguments sgains. the
auto, have been crying down 10 the lowest
level He says:
ssTbe Village inpcoveRenS as ectzftSH~ In is
stsnosS frast5c eHsrxs TO xesp Fne 4atessstfse
sGt Of aAz HzrsSg. has evSdeHEY lat s4xs1 OF
sns fact that i IL advertising 70 sse work. tie
tsef that cur raAaas are ~ better thAn tue lGH-
bcrmEn'- tsse rosas. no roG say that secS 8
sssfesaeFs hiss 5saen made ~ the $3.50 tsEt n.
bat 50 nReh hzs been sAl3 Saoas the unsuitable
ness Of reads for stsEc0ales, EhGS Ire
natural eoEeaasSen q szr2ursr w99a arrive al
Is ta&s oSr roads are prxeEtsatly inpasssssle-
yainznhe advertising k1ts-f9T rival re=9-ss-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-10-18

That Big cow moose which has been
cruising around the North Bend road in
S1rTs, ~ probably the same one, wRs seen
yesterday by ex-R egss+er-cf-P- Probate
Charles P DoEr, 81 1ra worgy's bog. on
the Bncksport road. The bog Is about on
the Ellsworth and 0riand line. bat the
moose was in Ellsworth. Mr.. Dorr
wssrhs5 her for fuIiy ten minutes. The
animal aid nos seem 10 oe alarmed, and
finally s-otssd of toward Starry.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-10-18

schooner Georwistts, Capt. Howard
Mayo, made remarkable trip 10 Boston
and return this week. She sailed from
Sullivan az 10 s. m Monday and arrived
at Sullivan Saturday at noon, making the
round trip in five days and two hours.
This. according to oar West Sullivan
correspondent, beats &A records as far As
known
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-10-18

Our North Penehscos correspondent
writes concerning crops In that section;
The !, esz4a erea or sbe whoie VIII he heht
NznF 81 the EArnaers hare hais@ei h&rv sash..
A frw antF have done ruEca Eah blowing Ss1se
have gxsherest shetr ARCHES TIE apple cHas y
very agn1 except In well fsrftltze1 orchards. 4
rtch soil vel cultivated. viii aelp neGsr@lazS
Hzny cczdsxssns.~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-10-18
MARINE LIST.

En-~oTth Pert
ARRIVED
thursday, Oct II
sch Rl0onaes. sorrs nto
SAILED.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-10-18

At prcHA1H E01rt held 81 EaAEWOfshs III AID
for the county Of Hancock. or tAe twelftA
day OF October. g. d. 1906
THE following matters having been pre-
II scented for the action tbereE pon herein
after indicated. il Is hereby ordered THAI no
tee thereof be given 70 all persons interested
BY causing copy Of this order 20 be pEe-
hsheo three wee As successfully in the Ellis
worth American. newspaper Published .;
Ellsworth, in said co1nty, that they rasy sp-
yesE at probate co2rt 70 Be held sf Ellis
worth IN said county. on tAe SeTeEsA 6Af
az November. q. d. 1865. II ten Of the clock
in me foxenoon. and be heard Thereon II thss
So cause
AmAsz J. Enerto1. late os Becksporfs II
said znty. ece1SeG. A certain Instrument
pzrporsi1g 20 be the last viii and testament
Of said deceased together WITH petition 10,
probate eS same. preseEte1 by Georgis Y
Back. the sxrcstrir named therein
Mary 2. willard. late Of OrsAn1, in s&se
county. dec< sss1- A certain iHssru MEET par.
porting 10 be TIE last viii aud testament d
slid deceased together VITA petition fer pro
bate Of Sane. presented By Lneoaors II. snalt5
one Of The executors named therein-
o. p. CUNNINGHAM. Jnege % said conss
A true copy. axtssss-T- y MAEosEr, Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-10-18

EGASA A. DAVIS A041eE1Jf
q taxes Of the fozz a BlnsASu
Oct u. lses-
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-01-06

living in Aberdeen, lies at the poict
OF death with a bullet between her
shoulders She was accidently shot
by her ten year-old brother. who had
obtained possession of 10 calihcr
rife without the knowledge OF the
parents of the children, The father
purchased the rifle to take with MIN
during his trips across The prairles.
in order to shoot small game,
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-01-06
Cur Ii QUE.

The "Joshua Slmpklns" company
who We're to have appeared at the
opera house, Sisscton. Sunday night
have cancelled the date owing t.
objections of some people to the com.
pany appearing Sunday. A good
MANY people are considerably disap.
pointed and Troop D., under whose
auspices they were to appear, are
losers thereby.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-01-06
SUN N II,
Signal:

We are pleased to note that Mr.. C. +. Riley
who has been sick for some time is able to be
about again.
Philip Meyer returned from Pcever Monday
where he had been for Il few days on business
He says that Peever is the only town to live
in for him. and they were so glad TO see him
that the band came out and played II few
tunes JUS: for his bcnetit. What do you think
of that?
w. 7. Pratt started moving into the post
Office building Tuesday. Helmer Herried anG
Mr.. Parish assisting him. He expects to bl
ready for guinness next week.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-01-06

ago to have his buggy tipped over with him
IN 1T ana sustained a broken rib. The nature
OF sae injury was not known uutil i, began TO
cause considerable trouble and medical ad.
wise was sought The rib was placed in prop
er place ana since then he has been getting a.
long nicely.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-01-06
ANNUAL MEETING.

There will be an annual meeting
and election of officers of the Sisseton
Cooperative Creamery company at
the city hall, slsseton at, . y. IN. SAT-
urday, Jan. 2lst. 1905.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-01-06

BY Its Record of remarkable cures
Hoods Sarsaparilla has become the
one true blood purifier prominently in
the public eye. Get only Hoods.
Hoods Pills are the best family
cathartic and liver medicine. 25c.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-01-06
pRAcrIcAL pRlSIISG
PARTICULARLY pLEAsEs
i ARTICUALAR L EOPLE.

See TIE STANDARD for good printing
You will ind due lue of stock
collars, belts, handkerchiefs, gloves
aprons and fancy goods for the holi
days at the Lancaster store. Ais
full line OF dressmakers' supplies
All kinds of garments made to order
L. j. Clark of White Rock Gown
ship was in sisseton part OF this
week completing deed whereby be
becomes the owner Of The Le1randt
hotel at White Rock. He purchased
the property of Dahl & Monson,
",rhe Western Mutual Life In
eurance Company" is the name OF {
rev company formed by Aberdeen
business men. Among the director:
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-01-06
DEADLY TOY RIFLE.

Little Pearl DAM, youngest iaugi1-
ter of Rev and Mrs. a. v. Dahl, a
missionary of the Baptist church
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-01-06
MARKET REPORT

Oats 20 to 22
Barley, No. A........... ..-..................2 %
Barley. No ................... ........... %
1906.
Happy New Yaer.
Mrs Somervilie went to Mllbank
SATURDAY..
a. j. Norby returned Tuesday from
Mllhank.
Mildred Hammond left for Owa-
tonna Saturday.
Some of our places of business we're
closed on Monday,
G. 3 Jackson was up from the
Agency Saturday.
Judge Andrews made business
trip TO Milbank Tuesday.
b, o. Opsal, the Pceyer Pilot news
chaser, was IN town Monday.
&. W. Mosher left Wednesday for
a few days sojourn in the cities.
Miss Myrtle Hensl of Peever was
visitor IN this City Wednesday,
Atty. P. ID. Jones left today for a
few days visit IN Minneapolis.
L. II. PeeVer returned from bust
ness trip to Minneapolis Thursday.
Mrs. a. w. Lindqulst of Wilmot.
visited relatives In Sisseton Tuesday,
John Monroe, of Wilmot, did a
stroke Of business in Sisscton Tues
day.
Bert BIoomhal and Ole Bukken, of
Peever, we're doing business in Sisseton
monday.
Galen Heath left today for Abel
deem where he expects to attend the
Ways Business College
Remember we do job printing in
a down-to-now style. Cali on the
STANDARD for printing.
Ed Goebel who mas been visiting
in Minneapolis for the past two
weeks, returned home today.
Miss Olga Stodstud departed for
Northtleld, Minnesota Tuesday to re-
sumo her studies at St. Olaf College
Mrs. Lewis Larson and daughters
of Good Will were the guests over
Sunday of Miss Sophia Larson.
Panl Rickert and friend, Lynn Por-
ter, returned to their school work at
Owatonna, via Browns Valley. on
Saturday.
FREE! The Latest Game. Send
three cents TO pay postage to
Diamond Boat Lice, Ortonv,lle.
9dinn.
Supt Q. H. Jones IS filing his old
place in the schools as a substitute
Cor Prof Weeks until he Shall be able
to take up his work.
Miss L. NJ. Human, OF Grand
Forks arrived IN Slsseton Thursday
to accept position on the STAND
ARD
Fred Dale the hustIing machinery
man at Browns Valley was bust
ness visitor ia the city Wednesday
and Thursday.
A. w. Lindquist. a merchant
prince of WiImot, was business
vlsitor at the county seat Wednesday
and Thursday.
VIM. Volmer the postmaster at
Slsseton Agony was shaking hands
with his many SsseJou friends We'd
nes1ay.
The "Soult Dakota Grain ard
Shipping Association" mas been or
ganized at Watertown, to buy and
ship graiu. hay. live stock, fuel, etc.
t s RorrRl9 l' RisrEn
PARTICULARLY PLEAsEs
/ ARTICuALAR EopLE.
Sca 1suH ANDARn far good nrintinp
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-01-06

People Believe what they read
about Hoods Sarsaparilla. They know
it is an honest medicine, and that it
cures. Get Hoods and only Hoods.
Hoods Pills cure all liver ills. re-
ieye constipation assist digestion. CSC.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-01-06
WHITE ROCK

Journals
Nern Spcler received a letter from his
father, who Is spending the winter in Cali
formal. last Tuesday stating that he was going
around in his shirt sleeves, sweating. lighting
flies. also fees and that he is enjoying him.
Self greatly.
Ole Nelson had the misfortune some time
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-01-06
County News.
FROM CORRESPONDENT AND
EXCHANGES
wILMor.

WILMOT.
Reporter:
Prof. Stanford was at Midland Wednesday,
returning Thursday equipped 4 r surveying.
w. FL. Peek, who now resides at Watertown.
was in town Thursday and made this office Il
call.
CharlAs Brunetr proprietor of the CONNER
cia Hotel, went to Mllbaak Monday returning
the next day.
Frank Maly departed for a few DAYS visit
with relatives at Bradley fhut sday.
Mrs NJ. w. German and little daughter, de-
parted Thursday for a weeks visit with her
daughter, Mrs. j. A. LemmeCes, at Wuu.
bay,
Lee Laird who was married in NJ inneapo-
is the first ofthe week arrived here Mcdnes.
day with his bride to max u short visit home