The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-04-14
Moving Pictures Of Current, Events
kneiscoqis Views Of the Local Happenings of the Week

MISS NeNa hnappen has been CON
fin,d 10 her room tins week with lung
fever
Read ordinances NO. IL. relative To
planting trees and making sidewalks.
i'm THIS issue.
l.. y, Weeks has resigned as prn--
cipal OF the Sisseloh schools and III.
a. 0'uelroy has lcen engaged Ia com
plelc the term
Editor Day. of HE Graceville En-
tclprisc. was IL visitor in the city SAT-
urday and Sunday. We acknowledge
a fratcrnal call.
MIS- John Peterson, wife ni one
OF the prominent merchants of
l"cNer. WAS in the city rmc>day
and "Wednesday.
MIS-. Matthews attended the Roval
Ncighbor State Camp aL Waleriuwn
Tins week rs Il delegate from the SIS
seton lodge
The many fricn,is of Mrs Sullivan.
mother of ID. G. and j. Nj. Sullivan. of
this city. regret TO learn of her death.
winch occurred I'm Minneapolis ON
The lth
We handle tile celebrated James
Mcintosh llaV"rlng extracts, just like
the na1ura! fruit. ais the same brand
of spices. They are ii better quality
and cost no more. Mrs Henrietta
Steele. If
MISS lFloy parmctcr has resigned
her position at the Professionalism
MercantlIA Co.'S store and eft last
Saturday for her home at MiInor. N.
ID Her many friends are sorry to
lose her from SiSsctnn.
Saturday will be the last day of
the sale of the FolkeStad clothing
and shoe stock. Vast crowds have
Ihrongcd the store ever since its
opening. taking advantage of the
wonderful bargains offered Read
their ad on another page.
n Minnesota newspaper man i'm
the person of Charles Barnes, late of
Wells, that state, has accepted the
position of assistant editor of the
Milbank Herald Advance. l'ul the
past fifteen years lie has been en-
Gagged in newspaper work at Wells
and other points i'm NJ inncSnta
The Afternoon LITERARY Club met
Monday afternoon with Mrs Ham
mnnd at Guild hall. 1t was decided
to adopt emerald green and white as
club colors. Tue next, meeting viii
| be at the home of Mrs. Norby on
April "a. Mrs. e. j. Turner Will
lead in history and Mrs. l.. w. Foss
IN literature.
The town of Blunt last year voted
''dry" 10y vote of more than Two Ia
one. For year the town has been
in more or less Of a turmoil over pro-
>ccuti"nS of blind plggers and drug
gist. and at the election this spring
the vote of asst year was overturned
10y ii vote of more than two TO one.
the people coming to the conclusion
that of two evils of saloons and bIInd
pigs. the Incense was the lesser
Wanted Capable men and women
for CENSUS WORK and To act as pre-
sent ltlveS IN tins and adjoining ter
rilory for magazine and music bust
ness of old established hpll>" Dul
catalogues list over 5000 magazines
and 1000 selections of music at CU1
PRICES. Salary SIS 90 per week
Experience unnecessary. but goo(
reference required. Address SPRAGTl
WIloLEsA ALE 20. 2,O-27s Wai,asi
Ave-. Chicago. III SIS
Ire gentlemen %! the Cinch Clul
were entertained last Saturday even
me by tine ladies The evening" wa
very pleasantly spent until the witch
ing hour when grave yards are sup
posed to yawn and ghost, walk forth
when the lights went out and sever
ghnStly figures. all in white entered
the 3oum, and marched around, Ihel
departing To re-appear later wit
dainty refreshments.
; Talk about hard times, the farme!
in South Dakota don't seem To Il
feeling them to any extent. Il Fures {
bur! SPECIAL To one of the dailleS sa,
f that II o. Richards Is erecting {,
his ranch m The Jim river near tn;
q place what will he the finest farl
: residence IN the state of South OAK,
! ia The building will cost mar
thousands OF dollars. Every 100
a will ne SupDlipti with hot and cn