The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-12-08
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The STANDARD for job printing.

The STANDARD for job printing.
Banked Stidle. of peevrr. was a
transient IN the clIy between trains
"Wednesday.
minnesota timber lands for sale,
at from 81 ITO IS. per acre, ON easy
arms. Gull N write a. T. Hanson
Hon. j. g. Perkins. ate insurance
commissioner. returne to Pierre
Monday, after few days visit at
home, eating Thanksgiving turkey.
Ten inch Graohaphone disc records
only So cents each at the Racket
store, and you can hear them played
before YOU buy.
Gust Brown, OF Prever. was in the
city saturday. Gust says me con-
templates taking 4 logging contract
in the Northern Minnesota Pineries
this winter.
Don't forget the hot coffee (cele-
brated Home Brandy free for the
next 30 days. Mrs. j. NJ Steele will
explain it to you. Al Pcever's Dept.
Store
A. w. LindQuist, OF Wilmot and
Fred LindqulsJ. the we'll known
steamboat man of Or,"nvllle, were in
the city last Friday and remained
over to Saturday morning.
Cold weather is here aud you may
not be prepared for the cason we
want to give you gentle reminder
that we are stlll 10 the lead on fur
and fur-lned coats. You need the
coats we need the money. AL Pee.
| ver's Dept. Store.
| Paul Babcock, OF SisSeton, 1.-THE
tall Sycamore of the Wabash" was
a visitor IN This city Wednesday.
*** c. G. Knight, OF Sisseton, who
represents the Standard Oil Com
pany and the Hamm Brewing Com
pany at that point, was a visitor ia
this city Monday. - Milbank Review
Mrs. j. NJ. Steele Will exhibit fancy
coffees for the next 80 days at Pee
ver'S Dept. Store. Everyone COM
ing i'm cold may have nice hot cup
OF coffee free. Cali and be conylnced
as to the quality of our coffee this
celebrated Home Brand
"Count" Bennett was passing
around samples of the cigar named
after him this week, and we ackDuw.
ledge a smoke out of the sample box
and are Tree to assert that it is real
"geutlemaD's smoke" and like the
Count, whose phiz is duplicated
on the box, it is all the goods.
The members of the Sisseton lodge
of X. P's are contemplating going
down to Milbank on the 18th to
participate in a district meeting of
the lodges of that order. 1t is safe
t, bet that 1t won't be any funeral
procession as the fellows who belong
to this order are all olive ones"
Miss Ruby Wheeler addressed large
audiences at the Presbyterian anC
Methodist churches Sunday, speaking
on the subject of ''The Traffic l1
Girls and 'Soclal Purity" Mis-.
Wheeler handled the subjects vel
and gave some appalling facts con
cerning social conditions in the Unit
ed States. Monday afternoon sh,
addressed a woman's meeting at th,
Presbyterian church.
People who have looked over on
magnificent line are surprised at tn
values we are offering. We do no
pretend to be closing out but we d.
clam that we are able to meet an,
defy any comptitlon. We own ou
goods right down as low as spot cas-
will buy them and we buv i'm large
quantities enabling us to get tb
lowest prices going
Mrs. Mary Npyes Farr, of Pierre
grand matron of the O. E. s, spent
few hours in the city Tuesday. be
} tween trains. AS SHE was unable 1
remain longer, meeting oe tn
Eastern Star was held in the after
moo Mesdames Babcock, Leavit