The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-01-20

was 10 Lhe city TUESDAY.
Ed Gee. OF Ellington, was a caller
at the STANDARD office Tuesday,
Mrs, Momeny left Saturday tor a
few days in the cities
We want CORES pendent in every
town in the county
Superintendent Jones was suffer.
ing With a severe cold the frs, OF the
week.
Geo. Scott, OF Wilmot, was in the
city Tuesday.
II. L. Spackman returned from the
cities Wednesday.
Adolph Eas tman visited in Sisseton
between trains Wednesday.
Bert Bloomhall, of Peever. was in
town Wednesday.
DIR. kobt was at Peever on profess
sional business Wednesday,
Remember we do Job printing in
a do"n-to-now style. Call on the
STANDARD for printing.
The installation OF Officers of the
Royal Neighhors Will take place ext
Tuesday evening.
Geo Rix, one OF the shining legal
lights OF Milbauk, was in the city
Tuesday.
A. w. Lindquist and daughter Miss
Murlel, OF Wllmot, visited relatives
in the city last Saturday
Miss Connolly. OF Mllhank, visited
with her sister, Miss Maggie Connolly
OF this CITY, the first Of the week.
BonN-On Saturday, Jan. IA. to
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Janish, Of Sisse-
ton, boy.
President LaDue, of the First Ma
tional Bank Of Browns Valley, was a
business visitor IN Sissetou Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. A.. %. Paulssn were
called to Christine, North Dakota to
attend the funeral OF MIR, Paulsun's
mother.
Axel Nelson, one OF the prominent
farmers east OF town. was a pleas ant
caller at the STANDARD office We'd
neslay and enrolled his name on the
subscription list of this journal,
A. j. Tuor wen to Peever last
Friday night to shake his foot at the
dauce given by the Pecver dancing
CLUB.
BoRN-Iu Slsseton. on Tuesday,
Jan. IL, to Mr.. and Mrs. Mons Mon.
son. a boy, and Mons is justly elated
thereby.
Dave johnson, of Ellington, who has
been visiting at his old home near
Sioux Fails, returned Tuesday aud
went out home the same day.
An aggregation from Peever, con-
sisting Of Postmaster Wilson, John
Peterson, Chas. Rudln and Mine Host
Hensel took the town by storm yes
terday.
A. F. Baily, of the Agency, walked
up to the Elitor's desk Yesterday
and llquldated his Indebtedness to
| the STANDARD, with a year in adj
vance for good measure.
The adjusters have been busy this
week, adjusting the fire loss on the
Folkstad clothing stock. The mat
ter is not entirely settled as we go to
press.
Mayor S. Anderson, Bert Bloonhall
and postmaster Chas. Nelson, of
Peever, were in town last Saturday
and the town down the line tipped up
when they left.
Chausse, the caterer and restau-
ranter, has an advertisement in this
issue. When you wanta good meal
call on Chaussee. He knows now to
cater to the wants OF hungry hui
manity.
just to hear the caller of the Dode
Fisk company Is said to be worth
many times the price Of admission.
He is wonder and has a reputation
all over the west. Remember the
dance and concert the same night.
Concert Soc Dance $3.50. all night.
Major Jackson, of the Agency, was
The recipient of a handsome gold
mounted ebony cane, the past week,
from his SOD who lives in California
The Major is exhibiting the handsome
gift and is justly proud of 1t.
In another column will be found
the official statement OF the FIRST