The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-04-07

The ladies OF the EpiScopal churC h
will hold a sale of home mad cakes
every Saturday during Lent at the
HUH Restaurant
lu6ge and Mrs. j, q. Andrews EN-
tcrtalned company Of young people
Thursday evening at A musicale for
their daughter. Miss Bonnie An
drew>. After an interesting guessing
contest, IA delightful musical pro
gram was rendered and dainty re
tre,hmentS were served.
The Si>Seton Gun Club Will meet
at j. w. Earrington's Law Office on
Monday evening" April 10. All
members are urged To be present us
officers will he elected for che ensuing
year and any other business that NAV
me before the club will he transact
ed at that thine. by order of the
secretary.
There Is nothing to do but boil the
water, We are told that every glass
full of the average drinking water
cnidalnS sufficient rt microbes, germs.
illgae and anlmalcule and Il few
other things To cover an acre SUM
GENTLY deep to provide Il lirsa class
FERTILIZER. or course. our great grand
mothers aud fathers lived tn IL m,>!
green old age. without boiling water
or worrying about the animal con.
tents, but Ia those days the microbes
had not been discovered or exploited.
they were unknown and there was no
incentive for them tn keep them
selves before the pubic eye and mul-
ttply IN numbers and vanity.
We handle the celebrated James
Mcintosh iavoring extracts, Just like
the natural! fruit, ais the same brand
of spices. They are a better quality
and cost no more. Mrs IIcnrlrtt tn
Steele. If
Wanted 10 men IN each state to
travel, tack signs and distribute
samples and circulars of our goods.
Salary 5000 per month, S3 90 per
day for expenses. kaufman Co.,
Dept. 5. Atlas Building. Chicago St.
/ dol n
the State Supreme court Monday, in
the case ut Larson and others VS. the
| Chicago Milwaukee, 4 st. Paul rail-
way company. sustaining the .iudg
ment of the lower court. 1 his was a
case where the town brought suit in
the circuit court before Judge Nc
Coy To compel the defendant railway
company TO remove their depot and
platforms from the main street Ut
the village OF Summit, claiming that
they blockaded the street and inter
fered with traffic. Judge Mccoy held
THAT the company were guilty OF oh
>tractfng a legally laid out highway
and ordered the building and plat
forms removed. The company ap-
pealcd To the supreme court and that
body affirmed the Judgment OF Judge
Mccoy. j. j. Batterton, of Sisseton,
was the attorney for the village OF
Summit.
We are IN receipt of the 1905 an
nounccment of the Diamond Boat
Line owned by Lindquist Bros. al
Ortonville. extolling the beauties OF
Big stone Lake ana calling attention
to thril boat line. The Diamond
Boat Line comprises three handsome,
speedy boats, the 'FIyer" Il new ia
feet Tong and l0} feet beam boat.
equipped with 36 horse power thre {
cylinder gasoline engine of the latest
marine type, one of the handSumeSl
and most deliberately furnished boats
in northern waters. the ''Diamund'
III the "A ltha Big Stone Lake
is one uf The most beautiful sheets o
water in the northwest. within whose
pelurid depth Turk mIiIiou> of the
tinny tribe. I.ld 1t is therefore a vcrl-
table paradise for the ucclpleS %
Isaac Walton, and the Diamond beat
line is justly popular and it's Official
cuurteou> an! nhIiglng.
Communities where there ar,
crealnerieS soon become plnsperou
communities. Among the villages il
ROBERTS county that have encour
aged this industry is Summit. 1b
Signal. published DIT that place, say
that "BuJteimaker Madsen espresso
) much Satisfaction over the constan
increase in business at the creamery
: Nearly all The patrons are bringing
IN cream which indicates hig in