The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-04-21
Moving Pictures Of Current Event,
Nnet'scopc Views Of the Local Happenings Of the Week

Mr.. and Mrs. j. j Ba,ter,on drove
to Wlndom TODAY.
MI j. f. Minder returned Monday
from VISIT with relatives in Will
mot.
Rev. E.r. GUILTY. spent Wednesday
Visiting with the reverend father at
Browns Valley
solomon Eli. a noted Sioux Indian.
died last Saturday at the Mission. and
was buried Monday.
Take some of ouiGfancy conterton-
cry home with you. 1t will please
you. Mrs. Henrietta Steele. TT
L II. Drew went to North Dakota
Tuesday ia look over the eastern part
of tn" state with a view tn purchasing
land.
Judge T.. NJ. Bennett returned to-
day from Sioux Falls where he has
been attending To SOME legal husi-
ness.
Mrs. Ring aud Mrs. John Spack
man will give tea at the home of
Mrs. Ring next Wednesday afternoon
for he Presbyterian Ladies Aid So
cirtv
Rev. Samuel Millclt returned to
Pierpoint Monday. after Il weeks
visit with his brother. the pastor of
tho Presbyterian church. who's place
in the pulpit he supplied Sunday.
The Sioux Indian Presbyterian
ministers for this part ot South Da-
kota are holding their PrcSbytcry
meeting at Good Will Mission this
week. About "a ministers are i'm at
tendance.
~. ID. Paulsnn has few pieces of
good land near Slsseton for sale and
anyone desiring To purchase a home
will do we'll a. see him. He also has
two accomplishments which he will
sell heap. 30-tf
A. d. Paulson. who has been SER
IorSlN sick. is doing as we'll as eau he
expected and while he is still IL very
sick man. is much improved DR.
Karin, VI Ortonville. was called here
in consultation with the attending
physician Monday.
Thorsnn 4 ca. have Il new ad IN
this issue, Watch for their special
bargain offerings from week to week.
They have Il splendid stock of season.
able goods and it will pay yon to
keep an eye out for their announce
J mentS.
Considerable damage Is said to
have been done 10y the fires running
through the hills northwest of town
the trsJ of the week j. A. Leila
chuer lost his house and barn and
the school house had a close call A
large quantity of hay was destroyed.
The ladies OF the EpiScopal church
will hold sale of home mad cakes
every Saturday during Lent at the
Hub Restaurant
Tony Schumacher living Is miles
north of SlSscton. is lover of good
horse flesh and this week he pur.
chased from ~. p Granger and &.
Hall of Nashua, Iowa, IL full-bouded
Percheron stallion weighing 1850
pounds. and is SAID to be the hand.
soonest and most stylish looking horse
in this county.
We handle the celebrated Capital
Brand canned goods which are all
fresh. and are the hest efforts of eX.
perence in buying and canning
They are composed of the best fruits,
Clearly and carefully packed. and are
sure IL satisfy the most particular
buyer Mrs. HENRIETTA Steele IT
The w. II. c. held IL reception
at Gotteswerth hall Wednesday night
- for the purpose of presenting flags t,
, the county superintendent Office an(
the room taught 10y Mrs. Hammond
the other rooms of the city school.
having been supplied at a flag pre-
sentatiOn some time ago. Refresh
ments were served and most de
y lightful time enjoyed by those wh'
were present. The presentation wa
made 10y Miss Esther Wilkins.
g To-day is Arbor Day and as goo
o many people will he setting out tree
it would he Ael for them to tamil
iarze themselves with Ordinance M
13 published i'm the STANDARD las
10 week The object is to have tn
- streets Ia the residence portion OF lh
- city 33 feet wide leaving rs! feet <
the street Oh each side tor sidewalk