The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-06-02

r. y. hhappen. cI>ller ,I the Sioux
Rails Savings bank. is in Me- civ to-
day.
II. Nj. Fellhallu of Minnesota
township was IN the city today aud
made the STANDARD a pleasant call
A subscription list has been crcu.
lated this week for The benefit oe
the new base bali team which is he
lug organized
school closes Friday of next week.
There Will he appropriate exercises in
the several rooms
Mrs. Leavitt and Mrs. Bailey en-
terialned the Presbyterian Ladies' at
Il tea Ill their home Yesterday after
noon.
Z. Z. khappcn and family returned
Monday from Il three weeks visit to
st. Paul, Minneapolis and Nor,nnrld.
Mimi
MIR. Wolff of Pennington, Illinois,
Is in the city visiting his daughters,
Mrs. l.. 9. Emerson. Mrs Geo. Mush-
er aud Miss Ethel Wolff.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. plaLne. of
Browns VALLEY were in The CITY yes
lerday, he guests of their daughter.
Mrs. Taplin.
DR.. Kahn was here Monday to con-
suit with DrS. l5obb and Tapln in
the case of Chas. Grant, who has
been seriously i'll during the past
week
Ihg local ball team went down to
defeat before an aggregation from
Browns Valley on the home grounds
Decoration Day by Il score of s to 4.
Bob llpwells nmpred the game.
w. j. BaLterton and f. l.. Hag
gerty were over from SisseLon last
Sunday endeavorlng to arrange for a
game of ball with some team in this
vicinity for next Friday. White
Rock journal,
Matt Murphy, the genial manager
of the Sullivan Lumber Company, is
improving his property ON the west
Sldc 10y the addition of IA fence and
cot of paint on the house,
II" stop advertise ng during part of
the year is advisable only when IL is
desired to spend half the renlalnin.
time i'm regainIng lost pro,lrd
Morris Hawkinson came down Fri
day from Donnybrook, N. ID. Mrs.
llawkinson arrived Wednesday and
Will spend several days here, the
guest of her aunt. Mrs. Thomas She
was formerly Hiss Lctlle Smith
f. j. Miller, of Minneapolis. and
j. j, Hamilton. of Sioux Falls, re-
the Surety Fnnh Life
ms. company, have been extolling
the merits of their particular brand
oil life insurance To the cltlZens OF
SiSSetOn this week
W. ID. Wilson is now "a man If lei
sure, having sold his interest i'm the
U. G. Il. livery barn to JOHN Pryor,
And the business will now be con-
Quoted bv Sam Wilson and John
Pryor. MIR. Pryor will still continue
To operate the Blue Font livery barn
as heretofore.
There was a warm ball game at tn
Mission last Saturday between the |
government team and the mission
team. AT the end of the ninth i'm
ming. the score stood 3 to 3, so it was
necessary to play ten innings to set
tie 1t. The Mission boys won out by
one score.
Mrs. j. G. Perkins and son Basil re-
turned Monday from Milhank. They
were accompanied home by Mrs. Per-
kinS little niece, Genevleye McGowan
who will remain here Tor some tlmo
on account of the illness of her
The members of Troop d are put
ting in some good time drilling pre-.
paratoiy to going to Summit next
Tuesday to attend the military and
G. A. r. encampment which com
meHces Wednesday.
In Cur report nf the w. c. T. U,
published last week, we
Omitted to mention the very excel
lent address delivered by DR.. Bobb,
at the mothers meeting. The adj
dress was given by special request on
the subject OF the physical training
of children Those present were
very much interested as the talk was