The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-03-24

in Wllmot Tuesday.
ThoS. Peever is away on business
trip To the twin cities.
Mrs Y. l.. Ring left Monday for
Slbley. Iowa, to visit her parents.
Miss Alice Kennedy is visiting
friends at Towner, N. ID this week.
Attorney A. l. Rextnrd of Summit
was ia the city on legal business
Monday.
White Rock was represented IN the
city the lir>t of the week 10y II. u.
ThonlpSon
G. G.. Knight was called to Sioux
Falls Tuesday ny the ILLNESS of his
mother.
Take s"mcof our fancy conlcctlon-
cry home with you, 1t will please
you Mrs. Henrietta Steele. 1t
Banker Pratt. ot Summit. was in
tin" rlty Wednesday and Thursday on
business.
Tine Melnoaist Missionary society
are glNIng IL tea tins afternoon at the
residence ot Mrs. f. " Spirkrr,
The missionary society of The Pres
bytcran ch urch met with Mrs. O. u.
Jones TINS afternoon.
John Sparkman is nursing - >prain-
ed ankle this week, which has con-
fined him tn the house.
Chlldrcn'S $l 90 shoes. sizes 5 tn s.
Will go al IA special sale while they
last, for CSC at the Peever, Gorham
Mercantile Cos IL
"A. W. Carlson. of Wilmot. spent a
couple of hours in the city ON We'd
nesddy, looking after business mat
tcrS
Evangl'stS Steele and Hoppy, who
church, called on Rev. Millett We'd
nesday evening.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Presbyterian church will meet with
Mrs. MilleLt bext Friday afternoon at
2::3O o'clock. Matters of business will
ma CONS Id oroI
a. III Dahl returned Wednesday
from Otter Tail county. Mimi.
whittier he had been To attend the
funeral OF his mother-in-law, Mrs.
Elanson.
U. s. Marshall Dan Collins. was
i'll town Wednesday subpoen ing wit
nesSes for the spring term of u. S.
district court which convenes at
Sioux Falls April 4th.
The STANDARD does Job printing
in a doWn-tO- now style. Call on us.
Attorneys Frank McNulty and f.
M Bennett went to Milmot Monday
ia connection with the case of State
VS.. Chris Elmer, charged with petit
larceny.
The Royal Neighbors gave Il pro-
gressve checker party at Cortciyous
hall Tuesday night to about 80 Wood
men and their friends. the occasion
being the 10Th anniversary of the
WOodman lodge i'm Sisscton.
j. G. Scott, special agent of the
United States land office. was i'm the
city Wednesday and Thursday on
business for the department. He
went from here to Webster.
Special musical programs will be rem
dered in the Presbyterian church at
the morning and evening services. by
the choir Miss Warwick. circumstances
Floy Parmeter, soprano: Miss Maud
Wampler, alto: Mr.. p. L. Ring.
basso; john Anderberg. tenor. An
are cordially invited.
The ice cream social given by the
ladies of she w. II. q. at Matthews &
Leavitt's hall was largely attended
and netted the society tidy sum.
The ladies will use part of the money
to purchase flag for the office of the
county superintendent. One of tn
tenets of the organization Is the pr(
motion of patriotism.
Rev. TrcSiGdcr, of Ncblen, and Rev
Carson. the synodical missionary
drove down from Vcblen Sunday af.
ternoon. arriving too late, however
for Mr.. Tresidder to give the promised
talk to the Endeavorers. Rev. Car
son gave the evening address at the
PRESBYTERIAN church. preaching a
very strong sermon. He left Monday
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