The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-04-28


''ee,> Monday night. getting in
shape for the ercampmeut.
H. -. Chausee believing that "a
lh'ng OF beauty is IA JOY forever" has
caused the exterior Of his cafe to he
oeautlded by IL coat of paint.
no" many bargains there are 90.
''e 10 waste for lack Of proper adver-
using which tells the people .wlar
the man has to sell aud why Inc wants
t. sell them
ID. Jones, of Mitchell. Iowa. who
'''s ''eeil IN the city several days.
visiting his daughter. Mrs. Howard
l';lbcork, returned to his home
ThuISday
Mr. and Mrs. IIoudc Mr.. and Mrs.
a. H. Matthews and Ralph Tow,r will
leave Saturday by way of Browns
Valley. for Lead. :. D.. ln attend
the incelin-rut the state c;.mp of NJ
w. A.
Mrs. IL. Steele and Mrs. Jollrtlaln
Will entertain the W. II. G. at the
home Of Mrs. Steele. at tea, ON Salur.
day. May & All members and their
friends are cordially invited To AT
tend
The high school base BAN team
went over To Browns Valley last SAT-
urday and tried conclusions with the
Browns Valley team Result IA To
i'm favor of Browns Valley.
Mrs. L.. e. Summer: who has been
holhlhg position IN the STANDARD
Office Tor some months past. expects
To leave lur liclgen this state. Salul-
day lo jGIn her husband who is cp,.
ployrd there.
Miss Elsie Spicker returned yes
tcrlay from Milhank. whittier She
had gone To accompany her friend.
Miss Weldon. on her way To Wise IN
sin.
W. J. Towles has received his new
soda fountain and will start setting
the same up at once. He has also
been decorating the interior of his
store in ii most artistic manner.
Miss Ethel Forty, day operator at
tho telephone Office, has been quite
sick for the past three days and Miss
McGowrn has been doing night and
day duty IN the office.
Il. @. Strand left Monday FOR an
extended visit to his old home in
Iowa. He Will go first to Save City
and later to Sioux Rapids. This is
the first time he has been back since
he came here ! 4 years ago.
The Afternoon Literary club met
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Norby.
the next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. O, I. Axness, May s.
Miss Prunty will lead in history and
Mrs. O Il. AXness i'm literature.
|. c. Hill is getting quite strong
again after his long illness and is
able to get ont and take out door eN.
erclse. Mr. aud Mrs. Hill and daugh-
ter expect to leave about May sth for
North Yakima, Washington, to spcnd
the summer.
John Andsrberg went to Mime
apoliS Saturday to visit his family
| Ben O. Larson accompanied HIM and
after few days in the Twin cities
will 90 ON To Sweden for a visit with
old friends.
Notice the new Il of l.. ChceZig,
the tailor. which appears in this Is.
sue Mr.. ChceZiI Is a master work
man and it will pay you To see him
before ordering that new SUIT. lie
| j. man OF lamlly ana mas come TO
Sisscton To make II his home.
Mrs. II. H. Peever and son David
will leave next Monday for Lewiston,
Idaho. to visit with the family OF n.
e, Beach, who formerly lived IN Sis
seton and are known among the old
settlers. Mrs. Peevcr expects To be
absent about two months.
superintendent Van Nlect has rec
commended the removal of the round
house from Harlan to this city. lie
has also recommended ii daily pas
scnuer train between here and MIL
bank which will lay over in SlsSctnn.
Il, is said the acw service Will he I'M
,uuuratcd about June LIST.
Rev. Mr.. Johnson, Il mlsslnnafv on
the Pine Ridge reservation. occupied
The pulpit at the Presbyterian church
sunday evening. Speaking OF hls
work among the Indians, ne noted
tho uneasincss caused by the late