The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-08-17

Tuesday.
Miss Alice OKeefe of Hastings,
Mimi. Is a guest at the home Of Mrs. |
G. r.. Lewis Of Buffalo Lake town
ship.
Two Temperance workers held an
open air meeting on the corner of |
Oak street and First avenue Monday
night and attracted quite a crowd
by their excellent singing
Mrs w. d. Nrooman and daugh-
ter Ethel of Sioux Falls, are in the
city and will remain for the summer,
the guests Of Mrs. John Spackman.
Iver Qvall of BoSsko was IN the
city Monday on his way home from
Appleton, where he had been to &C
company his father to the hospital
at Rochester. Mimi.
Mrs. j. G. Letfingwell attended the
encampment In Minneapolis this
week and during her absence Miss
Todd has been officiating as librarian
in the public library.
On August 2lst and 22d, Mr..
Matthews will give a field exhibition
with a 32-lnch Belle City Tires hing
Machine and l5-horse alrbanks-
Morse Gasoline Engine.
Episcopal services will be held in
the Guild Hall Sunday, August 10.
IN the morning at 1870 and IN the
evening at 1880. Seats free. All
welcome.
Lieut.. Paul l3abcock returned from
| the state encampment at Watertowns
He says most of the boys remained
to 90 into camp with the regulars at
Fort Ridgley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Harrington and
children of Ortonville, MI. and Mrs.
Fl, w. Allen of St. Paul and Mr..
Sterne, Of Minneapolis, came up Sat.
urday and in company with A. j.
Norby went out to old Ft. Sisseton,
where they have club house.
Mack Husban has bought all the
privileges at the fair grounds for the
three days of the fair. Those desir-
ing to get onto the grounds with
lunch counters, cane racks, etc, will
do we'll to see him or write him at
once.
Extensive improvements have been
made IN the Sullivan elevators as
10 the lumber yards. The old eleva-
tor was moved several inches off the
railroad right of way and work be-
gun on the new part which is to. be
built,
DR.. Dodge, who has been in the
city for some time, the guest OF the
family of his daughter, Mrs. Judge
Andrews, left for his home at Girls
void, Iowa, stopping to take IN the
G. A. r. r'ncampment at Mnneap,
oils He says he was very much i'm
pressed with the prosperity and eX
cellent prospects for future growth
and wealth of this section.
Prof. l.. Isgrie is graduate of the
Weltmer College of Magnetic Heal
ing. He has located at Sisseton, S
D., for tie purpose of practicing this
famous, druglesS system of treat
ment. Those who suffer from Stom
. ach trouble, Constipation. Rheuma
tism, Deafness, Eczema, Sore Eyes
Cancer, Paralysis and Consumption
can obtain speedy cure by the pow
, erful application of Vital Magnetism
Offices at Commercial Hotel. 9th
Among those who went down le
Minneapolis Monday In the specia
Car from this point, we noticed Herr
{ Leavltt and wife, Mrs. Bailey, n.
Prior and wife. John Prior and wife
LaU1entz Franklin. Barney Garfield
John Anderberg, Will Swedland. A
, 3. Matthews and wife Mrs. Somer
willie, Mrs. Henrietta Steele, G. G
knight and daughter and Walfort
lCarlberg. The car was decorated
with flags aud bunting and presented
very patriotic appearance.
An exchange gives the followln,
problem for light mental exercise
, Take any number between one an,
. nine. Add one. Multiply by nine
Drop the left hand or first figure O
the two comprising the result. ADJ
fourteen. Add the original number
Just why the answer is always TWEEN
ty.three irrespective Of the numbe
! originally chosen, is not obvious, bu
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