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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-10-27
SCHOOL NOTES.
BY MARY HANSON.
This is examination week

This is examination week,
Grace La Faver was an absentee
from the seventh grade this week
Alexander Lampke has recoYered
from has illness and is again in school.
riue Senior class have organized
aud elected thr different officers.
They Will Soon nave their pins.
The lecture given on physics and
the apDaratuSeS used La the study of
IL last Monday evening in the Guild
HALL was we'll attended bv teachers
and students, who are interested IN
the subject.
The foot ball game between the
SlsSeton and Browns Valley High
school teams which occurred last
Saturday at the Sisseton driving
park, resulted in vict ,ry for the
SiSseton hign school team the scores
being 5 To 0.
Alma ChristoDhersOn aud Marietta
Bnrdck were promoted from the fifth
to sixth grade.
The teachers aud pupils living in
the south par, of town are very graf
eful To the gentleman VINO So kindly
LAID the walk fur them at the south
end of first avenue, during the recent
muddy spell.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-10-27

The sacred sterobtcan lecture Civ
en- Sunday evening at the opera house
under the auspices of Rev. Err. Guilty,
was we'll attended and much appfe-
GATED by those who attended.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-10-27

The STANDARD has been sued by
the refuImers for libel In the words
of the Altoona Kicker; ''Now is the
time to subscribe. Whoopee"
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-10-27

Casper Kennedy and G. G.. Knight
went cut To Eden Park to IA wedding
Monday evening returning "Wednesday
morning. They report a big time
and say there were about $50 at the
wedding and lots of good things to
eat and drink The dolngs were at
the residence OF MIR. Patsch. Ihe
brlde's father
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-10-27

When in the market for clothinA
do not buy until YOU have seen us
We can save you money at PeeVe: :
new clothing departl
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-10-27

The annual ministerial conference
OF the Methodist churches of Jbe
state was held at WATERFOWL, Oct
20 aud 2l
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-10-27

Paul Bubcocll who has been AT
tending court at Sioux Falls, return
ed home Monday.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-10-27

A. W. Lindquist one Of the prom
inent merchants of Wijmot, was in
the city Tuesday.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-10-27
The Good Will Tidings.

uS NOVN w i
The STANDARD job department
has just finished printing this wee k
! for Rev. Evans of the Good VIII
Mission, the first number of his new
paper, "Tawacln Waste Ia Woota-
min, !" or Good Will Tidings. The OBJ
ect of the publication as Mr.. Evans
says IN his introductory, is as fol-
| lows:
TO keep fresh IN the memory of
! the young people the heroic deeds OF
The first and most prominent of these
were Presbyterians such as DIR. ThoS.
S. Williamson, DR.. Stephen II. Riggs,
Revs. Samuel and Gideon Pond and
many others who gave their lives for
the good CT the Dakota people.
To preserve records of much that
is interesting in the history of our
Dakota churches and people which
might otherwise be lost Those who
remember the early days will soon
have passed to their reward; and
Will" they are with us, we invite
then ve in the columns of this
papei i..v.r remembrauces of the years
that have past,
TO present before the Dakota
churches the good work that has been
done, and is being done, at the Good
Win Training School. This school
was founded in 1870 bv the distln-
gulshed missionary, the Rev. Stephen
r. Riggs D. d.. aud the school is a
will always deserve the sympathetic
interest aud hearty support of every
true Presbyterian
ln response 10 d request from many
Of the former students of the Good
Will Training school, a students So
ciety has been formed TO be known as
"The Good Will Students Society.
| All former SLllueuJS OIL UuIS SCuOOl may
become members l.y sending their
names to the Superintendent. The
Superintendent will be glad to receive
the names and addresses of any form
er students in order that he may send
them sample copies of this paper.
The first number of the ''Ta Woo
tanln'' is necessarily printed IN Eng
llsh as we have not yet received our
special Dakota type. We intend TO
print our next number. or at least
great part Of 1T, in the Dakota lang
uage. Our ann shall be to reach the
greatest number and do the greatest
good. Besides the paper itself, we
intend TO publish from time to time
leaflets and tracts to be sent to our
subscribers for free distribution.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-10-27

Remember that Peever's has the
largest stock of c'oJh'ng in Roberts
Co. at prices within the reach of all.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-10-27

The celebrat ed Paris murtin choc
olate candy are sold dt Peever's
candy Dept.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-10-27

You will find the largest and best
stock of jewelry ever exhibited IN
Sisseton at Peever's jewelry Dept.
Prices to suit all.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-10-27

See The scot and ST.. caps in Pee
ver's new clothing Dept. They are
elegant.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-10-27

Rev Dunn returned Monday from
Waterfowl, where he bad been at
tending conference. He was re
appointed to this charge for another
year and his flock are much pleased
thereat.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-10-27
FRESH HASH g

Agent Crosby returned fro m SiouN
Falls Monday
T.. y. Knight of Corona visited the
county seat Tuesday
John sherman, Of Lee township,
came uplo the City TUESDAY.
c. l.. Lansing left Monday for d
weeks visit In the twin citles.
The STANDARD for job printing in
thoroughly down to-now Stvle.
Your orders Ter meat will receive
prompt attention at Peevers new
meat Dept.
b. l.. Opsal, the editor and depot
agent of Peever. dove up to this city
ON business Tuesday.
Charlie Stoue went up to NebIeu
w ednesday, to look after business
matters for /: few days.
When i'm the market for clothing
do not buy until YOU have seen us.
We can save you money at Peeve. S
new clothing department.
Paul Bubcocl who has been at
tending court at Sioux Falls, return.
ed home Monday.
A. w. LindquiSt one Of the prom
inent merchants of Wilmot, was ia
the city Tuesday.
The annual ministerial conference
OF the Methodist churches of ube
state was held at WATERFOWL, Oct
20 ahd 2l.
The STANDARD has been sued by
the ref0rmers for libel. In the words
of the Altoona Kicker: "Now is the
time to subscribe. Whoopeen'
tr,,
Waterfowl, where he had been at
tending conference. He was re
appointed to this charge for another
year and his flock are much pleased
thereat.
You will probably want some new
furniture soon; if you do you should
see our line before you buy we car
save you money at Peever's new
furniture Dept.
| e. A. Knights entertainment O
moving pictures, stereopticon views
etc, will be given at Peever next
Monday night Admission l5c an(
25c: reserved seats 30.
The sacred sterobtican lecture Civ
en- Sunday evening at the opera house
under the auspices of Rev. Err. GUILTY
was we'll attended and much appfe
GATED by those who attended.
If You have not paid our new
meat market visit you should, you
will find anything you want in thu
line of fresh and salt meat at tn,
lowest prices. Peeyer Mercantile Co
A large class of Sisselon boys will
90 down to Watertown on Nov. 9 til
to join the B. z. o. E. lodge at tina
pace. 1t is understood that at leaS
a dozen will go on this trip and eacl
candidate will come back with fin,
set of autlers.
d. +. Churchill, of Wakonda, ha
applied for patent on a huskiug ma
chine which he claims will husk 81.
or seven acres day, requiring service
of only one man to operate 1T. The
husker takes the ear from the stalk
rips off the shuck and deposits it ir
the wagon.
Mr. and Mrs. MaXlield and famil,
have moved into the Hall Carter
house on the east side. Mr., Maxtielt
has been here aoout two weeks, EN-
ployed in the hardware store OF A
B Matthew'S. He like d Slssetol
and sent for his family, who arrive,
from their cid home 10 eastern Ne,
York Tuesday.
| The editor Of this great famil
journal has had strenuous time O
1t this week. He has been trying tt
get out a paper. pui!d a kitchen
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
RECLAMATION OF
ARID LANDS


Special 10 The Citizen.
Washington Feb. f-SpoakinR of
the smithCulborsOn hlll now before
both houses N congress, y, n Newell
chief engineer Of the reclamation scr
vice today said
The bin as Il stands represents the
work OF MAN. hands objections have
oeon carefully met. and the bill a. now
believed TO satisfy the parties In IN.
torcst n the bin passes now the gov.
crnmont viii be committed TO the
Engle plan as a means Of settlement
Aside from admitting The Texas val.
ley 10 participation the bill merely au-
thorizos a fun examination OF land
and water right in the valley. especial.
~ ia Mexico.
This work Is necessary and will
take some time The passage Of the
bin will afiord warrant TO the reclama.
tlon service to go ahead with its work
a. soon NJ tho valley land owners In
Texas aud New Mexico have all sign.
"a up. The project as originally stated
In Engineer Walls report has not
been modified Ia any particular and
the interests OF New Mexico as we'll
as Texas are being carefully guarded
There viii be water enough Tor All the
irrigablc land In the valley on terms
previously stated"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
VOTING ON AMENDMENTS
TO STATEHOOD BILL

Washington. Fb. 7.-uHder agree.
ment previously reached. the senate
entered upon the consideration of the
amendments offered 20 the john state.
hood bin Immediately after conyoning
at noon today
That agreement provides that the
entire days debate be given 10 tho
cunsldeni lon OF the amendments 10
the bin under the ten-minute rule, and
that the vote should be- taken upon
an the amendments and upon the bill
Itself prior to adjournment today
The ilrst amendment considered was
that prohibiting the sale OF liquor M
the Indian Territory Tor ton years.
'Galllugor offered AN amendment maxi.
lng the limo twentyono years aud OK.
tending the operations 20 tho entire
state. This substitute WIS adopted by
a vote OF % TO 20.
The amendment was debated by
several senators, including GallinFor,
Mclauron. Stone. Carmack. Morgan
and CLAY stone advocated the amend.
mont; Mclauron opposed n as inter.
ference with stale rights, and Morgan
said he would favor q u domestic
wines could be excepted. Teller and
spOoner spoke In favor Of the substi.
tute, and Bailey Bacon, Hepburn,
Foraker aud Mallory against IL. Op
position was based on the ground that
the provisions in'erferod with the po-
lice powers OF the state.
The senate adOpiod. without divi.
sion, the Foraker amendment TO the
statehood bill requiring submission OF
the constitution Of the proposed state
NJ Arizona 10 a vote uf the two terri.
tories OF Arizona and New Mexico sep
aratcly
The amendment increasing the do,
nation 10 Oklahoma agricultural and
mechanical college from 10000 20
$50, 600 acres was agreed TO-
Carmack offered an amendment
eliminating tho provision requiring
the adoption OF constitution by the
state Of Oklahoma and many proyt
slons which shall be- irrevocahle with.
out the consent OF tho United states
The amendment was agreed on viva
vCco vote.
Bard's amendment admitting New
Mexico avs a separate state was car.
ried hy az TO 40.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
ArroRENY FlELo
WINS BIC CASE

tFrom Saturdays Daily Citizonl
NELL u Field, who appeared before
the interstate commerce commission
az attorney Tor the Caledonian Coal
company. Of Gallup. In the prosecution
Of the charges against the Santa Re
for a discrimination Of freight rates,
returned frcm Washington yesterday
on the California limited train. That
Mr. Field was succoasful In hls trip
90 Washington IL evident from the re-
port OF the interstate commerce com.
mission sent out By tho Associated
Press yesterday that the Santa re had
been found guilty Of fragrant. wiilful
and continuous violations Of the law +"
However. Mr.. Field. when seen By a
Citizen representative this afternoon.
vas tor modest 20 discuss his victory.
lie said that newspaper talk would
do his client no good. and that no
thought that Il would BE- better TO say
nothing. but saw wood.
The suit OF the Calodonlan Coal
company against the Atchlson. Tope.
ka a Santa Re. the Santa 70 Pacific.
the Colorado Fuel a. iron company
and the American Coal company was
hled In The district court OF Berna.
lilo coanty in February a year ago.
and Is still pending Ia that court. TAe
petitioner asks for 100000 damages
and $50 attorneys fees. The case
was tnkon before the interstate com
merce commission with the result that
the Santa Re was found guilty Of al
legged discrimination against the Gale
donlan Coal company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
TWELFTH NIGHT

Drama "a educational pleasure. and
no playwright has succeeded In 20
combining the two ~ the immortal
Shakespeare. In Twelfth Night"
which Miss Marie Wainwright will pre-
sent here on Friday evening. February
], az the opera house. every form Of
dramatic excellence is to be found
sensation IN the form OF terrific
storm OF sea, a shipwrock and tho
saving 81 Viola and Sebastian: TO
nance In The love story ~ Orsino and
Viola; laughter compelling farce In
the scenes Of Maria. sir Toby Belch
and Sir Andrew Aguo.chcek. paihos
in The Felfabneration 81 the heroine.
and anplaugecOmpelllng horulcs In the
strongly dramatic situations Miss
Marie Wainwright ~ tho recognized
exponent OF Viola Ia Twelfth Nignt."
o. wpll as the accepted foremost
Shakesporoan actress ~ the proaont
time. She has run the gamut of
greet hard's hrroincs and has proved
herself To- be- on artistic OF as great az.
tainmenis a. the greatest IN the
whole wide range none ls better suit.
Ell 20 her delicate skill " lmpersona.
tin than The pretty PAGE who dis
gulsed IN hose and douhiet. first cap
tvatcd tle heart OF the beautiful on
VIA, 4nd when she unmasks herself ~
eagerly led 10 the altar By the power.
mi Duke ~ Illyrla Miss VAIN
wright's dainty Interpretation Of Viola
d.scloaes its beauty 20 che senses with
sYmraihetic touch The scenic splen.
doris Of ms representation viii rival
she superb acting Of the an star cast
ln which Ml8s wainwright has heen
49, az the bright particular one. The
sea coast scene. where Viola and her
brother sunnr. the wreck that PARTS
Thorn for the romantic meeting M the
end 81 the comedy. ls marvel ~ ma.
r'no beauty and no ardent lover could
dream Of more ideal trusting place
than Ollyia'a moonllt garden
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
SURVEYORS WORKING
NEAR kiNoMAN

The survey corps of the Santa Ne
has reached Drake with the new line
which Is 10 bring tho gradients 90 not
exceed seyony-nye feet 10 the milo
uu the main line west of Yampai SUM
mis- says the Kingman Miner So far
40 obstacle has been encountered, ana
q ia probable that this Improvement
Will hc made before spring, Ia many
place. heavy hlls VIII have 10 be
made and much rock work done. BE
tween Kingman and Wallapai valley
Jhe grado % 10 be- cut out entirely.
the track under the nov survey being
level ior many miles. West OF town
the srade Is TO reach seventy i've foet.
but in no place exceed g. Il is for
this class of bottorment that tae com
pany recently voted o. issue $4,000.
900 IN bonds. and not for the purpose
of building Eew lines across the terri
tory. The main line OF the Santa 10
viii DO through this section, and NO d.
version will ever take place 10 a line
south The fact thai southern line
would be- az least two hundred miles
longer, with NO bsiter grades, puts the
seal OF condemnation on any such
project
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
scUMs or HUMANITY
WHO WRITE CARDS

In tho early part OF November four
tramps attacked Jack Stubs ON South
First street One knocked him down
and while ono sat ON the prOstrato
mnn's feet and another straddled his
neck the third and fourth continued 10
beat him with clubs. Stubbs had pro.
voked this attack upon himself bo.
cause he refused 20 buy the hohos a
drink. Fortunately the saloon man In
front OF whose place the row occurred
heard the scuflie and came tG MT
Stubs assistance, and had he not
Stubs would have undoubtedly been
killed The tramps were arrested and
sentenced 10 serve ninety days In The
county jail from Judge Cmwford's
court Il was the comment OF tho
court AZ tho time thai hey were the
hardest bunch that the court over had
90 deal with,
Thoy served out the ninety days
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

same as Lucky" Baldwin, - the
president Of the local race meet; p. r.
McCanna IA secretary. and ID. A. Mac.
phorson. treasurer. G. A. Hudson,
who will post all the principal New
Mexico towns with flaming posters
announcing tho races. "a the Official
bill poster while Megsrs Trimble.
Jacob Levy and W w. Greer we're del.
oRated 20 put the track In such fne
condition that records viii be made
upon u AZ the coming races. W. r..
McCrelEht. d. 8. Rosenwald and
Joseph barnett are the members Of
the executive committee.
These races will he given by the 10
cal horse fanciers. or rather those who
signed their names 20 n petition TO
give spring races; hence the ever.
ready and liberal minded merchants
and citizens Of Albuquerque will not
he called upon 20 defray expenses In.
cident 10 such n meet u is predicted
that the spring races will be whop-
pars. from the word Ego" 10 the "hn.
lsh." and some OF the best trotters.
PAGERS and EallOpors on the circuit
will be stabbed here FOR these events.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
tFrum Tuesdays Daily citlzonl

AEiNNl N'alhN e lNllIf AlilNNNtl
The Nor seotarlan Benovelont so
cloty will meet tomorrow afternoon at
$3.50 at the ONCE Of =. W Clancy.
Mrs. ID. ID. COvordalc the miilinor
ON Gold avenue, left this morning for
the east, where she will purchase her
spring stock.
on account Of the bad weather the
meeting of the Womans club on the
humane society was postponed from
last night 10 Wednesday night.
r. L. Singer, the Industrious stew.
ard az the Aivarndu, rs going 90 take \
yatcatlon after fifteen months con.
slant toll He viii solourn In south.
rrn California. This department will
be In charge OF J. W. Hubhs formerly
manager OF the Harvey eating station
az Rincon.
President y. =. Ripley, OF the Santa
Fo, passed through the city last night
en- route west, apparently bound for
Los Angeles. j. W. Kenna, chief
counsel Tor the Santa Ne passed
through the city tho night before go.
Ing In the same direction and appar.
entity bound for the same place. A
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11
INTERESTING NEwsY
UNIVERSITY NOTES

From Saturdays Daily CitixenJ
President Tight IL setting out sew.
oral huge yuccas lately received from
near Silver C.,y The plan Is TO use
plants that will grow In the campus
soil and 10 make the surroundings as
attractive ~ possible With the planti.
ful supply OF water at disposal. the
trees and plants now growing will
make a vast difference in the appear.
anco about the buildings
Another Improvement contemplated
"a swimming pool Money has al
ready been set aside for this purpose.
and 10 viii be- for use probably this
spring. 70 will bo placed In the center
Of the oval running track.
Prof r. A. Jones last week pre-
scented 20 the library a copy OF New
Mexico Minerals and one Of THE
Land OF Sunshine" Prof Jones' gift
and interest are much appreciated
Six new books Of German. French.
Crock aud Latin classics In English
have been recently placed on the ii.
brary shelves
Prof Espinosa gave an able and
scholarly address ON some phases OF
philosophy az the assembly period last
Wednesday
Last night the boys INDUCED In a
sorcpade and fire dance" for the ben.
eat Of the dorm" girls. The effort
surpassed the real Navajo gyrations
and was duly appreciated.
Prof Crum has secured bis cast for
"The Rivals" and work will at once
begin ON the college play 10 be- given
sometime In April This lB perhaps
the most dignihed play yet attempted
hy the students and viii moan long
aud careful drill.
The FIRST event ~ the school OF Mu.
sic course will take place this evening
nt Perkins hall. The members OF the
faculty furnish the program. Mrs.
Ilimuo after several months absence
Iu special study will be again heard
with pleasure by music lovers
Track athletics and the track meet
are In the air about the school at pres.
ent and viii remain ON the docket un-
90 about April 80 Or May 9. when the
Varsity the Agricultural college and
the Indian school will meet 20 hght for
the Loarnard cup An enthusiastic
student meeting was held Friday
morning for considering the situation
Speeches were made by students and
members of the faculty all expressing
LOYALTY 90 and interest In college ath-
lCtics Of the host kind
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

sentence and were released n few
days ago This Quartetto wrote let.
ter 10 the Morning Journal. and this
letter was published BY the journal
yesterday. Il WAS on the condition Of
the Jail the becfstcak and other food
served the prisoners. and roasted the
jail officials generally Several names
we're signed TO the letter. A few OF
thoec names were all right and the
remainder of them we're fictitious
Criticism from such scum Of IN.
mnnity as these bloodthlrsty tramps
should carry llttlo weight with IT, and
the publication Of letter from such
irresponsible people a. an imposition
on the unsuspocting public.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

70 needs but little foresight 10 tell
thai when your stomach and liver are
badly affected grave trouble "a ahead.
unless you take the proper medicine
for your disease. as Mrs. John A..
Young, OF Clay, n ". did. She SAYS
~ had neuralgia Of the liver and stom.
ach, my heart Was weakened. and /
could not eat was very bad for a
long time, but In Electric Bitters
found Just what ! needed, for they
quickly relieved and cured me-" best
medicine for weak women Sold un.
der guarantee by all druggists at Soc
bottle.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

The Futrello Furniture company
have incluaed their large show win.
dow and exhibl, each week new sam.
piles OF their immense stock Furni.
ture. carpets. crockery and house
furnishing speclaliica. Tho window.
one of the noatest and most attractive
In The city. was designed by J. W.
Masters. decorator ana advertising
manager. who deserves credit for his
heAmlllnl window.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

Hartford city Ind. Feb. Paul ST.
Peter. OF Pittsbu-g. president OF the
national organization % window glass
workers, was put ON trial here today
on a charge OF shooting Ollie Walker
with .n'ent 20 KIN Tho fracas oc.
.curred last fan and was tho out
growth of a factlonal fight among tho
window glass workers The faction
.of which Mr.. Peter Is the head has en-.
gagged eminent counsel for his defense
land the trial promises 10 b. one % Ia.
tense Interest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11

Means the ability TO 90 a good days
work without undue fatigue and 70 find
life worth living. You cannot have IN.
digestion or constipation without rs
upsciting the liver and pollutins the
blood, Such a condition may be best
and quickest obtained by Herblnc, the
best liver regulator that the world has
ever known. Mrs. d. w. smith writes.
April 3, 1902; II use tIerblne. and find
II the best medicine for constipation
and regulating the liver I ever used. ("
Price 90 cents. SOLD by j. II. O'Riclly
A. Go.