The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-07-28

fhe STANDARD for job printing i'm
Thoroughly down tn-nnw STYLE.
Mrs Mack Husband and Miss Celia
MCGOWAN visited in Graceville over
Sunday. III
Mlllar Peterson and VIM Nalmer
of si>seton Agency were in tho city
Wednesday.
George Copp, of Aberdeen is the
new llneman for the telephone Com
pany.
Y. f: Dove has opened his new
drlnkery at Pcever and reports a
good business.
Mr., and Mrs. l.. ". t'oss returned
last Saturday from Sioux Fails and
Wllmot.
g. IT. Soule, one of the prominent
merchants of Corona. was a county
seat visitor Wednesday.
Dr., Bobb has bought Tom Peeyer,s
automobile and: noAv. when he gets
a hurry-up call he just hits the high
places.
Mr. and Mrs. Win FIaherty of
GraceviIIe came over SUNDAY for a
VISIT with relatives and TRENDS IN
the city.
FIandreau people will issue bonds
t" encourage the building OF the
proposed trully line from Brookings
to that point.
Tom Carney formerly of Sisseton
but now o: Muorhead Minnesota,
arrived ia town Tuesday far visit
with old friends.
Andrew Haukland and Emil John
son, of the weII-known firm of
Erlandson & johnson, Mllbank, were
in the city ON business to-day
Fresh home made bread and cakes
made tn order. Also frunt RELIES for
sale by Mrs IL. M Steele. Phone
call 45-2.
The tower of the court house has
been surmountcd with a globe and it
now presents a more finished appear
ancc. c. f. Schmidt did the lob and
"A good one il! is.
Mrs. Jerome Morse went to
Marshall, MINI, Tuesday IN response
to summons announcing the serious
Illness of her mother
Judge Andrews has vacated his
olliu' IA the Boston block and moved
ht~ law ibary into the Judge of Pro
bates office at the courthouse
Rev H. r Price who is visiting
his son, h. G. Price, occupied the
pulpit in the Methodist church last
Sunday. Mr.. Price is in his elghtieth
year, but pretty active withall.
S r.. knappen and wife of Mime
apolis and A., w. Lindqulst and wife
of Wilmot, Visited with the editors.
family and j j. Battcrton Thursday
and Friday.
II. j. Kinman returned Monday
from a TWO weeks vacation which he
spent in Minneapolis and ether Min
neSOta cities. He is once more in
his accustomed place in the First
National Bank.
Capt. Ilaw'ey the Neblcn railroad
promoter was in the city yesterday
and sand that the survey was com
pleted and they commenced cross.Sec.
tonlng the line yesterday Mr. nawley
added that grading would start at
once.
Y. #. Dove has taken the contract
to move the little frame store build
ing belonging to James Rose on East
Oak street to the Agency. just
what he is going to use it for, depo-
nent sayeth not.
Insurance Commissi oner j. G. Per-
kins came up!Tuesday from Minneap.
oils where he had been to accompany
his father, T.. s. Perkins of Wit
mot, who underwent surgical oper.
alton at the Northwestern hospital
of that city last Saturday. Mr.. Per
kins says his his father stood the op-
Grafton III fine shape, notwithStann-
ing his age and expects to he home in
short time. Mr.. Perkins will not.
return to Pierre until next week.
A woman OF Pond Creek, Okla. has
seven children named for the months
of the year from January to July IN
elusive 1t unfortunately happened
that May is d boy, so she gave him
the middle name of John. She
writes to the Edmond Enterprise
that she is fully confident that
August. September, October, Novem-