The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-11-03
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The small boy is beginning to hunt
around for that old pair of skates.
Dr. Wilson let the light OF his
countenance shine in Sisseton We'd
nesday
Harvey Stamm. who has been drlv-
ing one of Peever's delivery wagons
for some time past, left for his old
home at Sibley, Iowa, Tuesday.
VIM. Flaherty, who is now officl-
atlDg as miXerologist in Bert Bloom
hall's drink bazaar at Peever, came
up Tuesday to visit his family.
j. z. Perkins. commissioner OF in
surance, came up from Pierre We'd
nesday and is stlll IN the city visiting
with his family.
Fred Sheldon, one of the best Of
'hm from Harmon township, was
doing stroke Of business in the city
Tuesday and did not forget to make
the cashier of this great family jour
nal happy with the price of a years
subscription.
Major Rudd and wife, who have
been visiting IN tins city for the past
six week, left for Minneapolis Mon
day where they will remain about
month aud then go 10 Denver to
spend the winter.
Mr.. Rockefeller recently told a
company of boys and girls that they
should be like sbonges in absorbing
good And if he had added just the
one little WORD "money" he might
have followed up his own lllustrious
example.
Mrs. Frame, of Maustin, Wiscon-
sin. who has been in the city the
guest of her two sisters Mrs. Frank
Hicks and Mrs. John Hicks, left for
her home Wednesday. Mrs. John
Hicks accompanied her part way.
Paul Babcock went to Summit
Wednesday to take testimony in two
final proof cases, as an accommodate
ion to the homesteaders. as one of
the witnesses was sick and
could not make the trip clear to this
city.
G. l.. Lansing has returned from
visit to his home in Minneapolis
and is back behind the prescription
counter uf Towles drug store, waiting
Oh customers in the old suave way.
He says that it was perfectly .'scan-
dalous" the good time he had at
home.
A set of rules has recently been
developed in suit which If followed
out. would enable men to make their
wives happy, These ruIes found in
letter put IN evldende, ran as fol.
lows: "lf your wife is pretty, tell
her so; If she's saucy, kiss her; if she
is good cook, commend her: If she
is lonely, stay at home with her.
A corresponding rule has already
been given to wlyes to make husbands
happy. 1t is not so sentimental, but
terse, simple and practical: Feed
the BRUTE" ex.
The following is told of a patient
a German woman, who taking ser
iously i'll. was sent to the hospital
In the evening her husband inquired
how she was getting along and was
told that she was improving. Next
day he called again and was told that
she was improving. This went on
for some time, each day the report
being that his wife was improving
Finally one night when he called he
was told that his wife was dead
Seeing the doctor, he went up to him
and SAID: "Vel, doctor. yat did she
die ot-improvemenls
a very pretty social affair was the
party given Tuesday evening by
| Misses Kennedy and Lien The party
was given 10 Gotteswertn Hall and
was a farewell one in honor of Miss
Marvick who left to-day for MINI.
eapolis to study art and music. The
| naIl was nrettily decorated with