The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-06-15
HERE AND THERE

Taken to ebSter-lhe Two
Indians, MaZatowaste and John Bear
who are charged wish killing the
wife of the former IN drunken
brawl near Enem Swim, were arrest
ed near the Agency Monday and
taken by Sheriff Mluder to Webster
where he delivered then. into The
hands of the Day county authorities.
They will have their hearing today.
Investigations are IN progress and III
| is possible that other arrests may be
made.
Business Schools. E. Granger,
of the Granger Business School OF
Aberdeen, Will open branch school
at Simpson Park at The time OF the
summer school, July end and after
the close OF the summer school it
will be located in Big Stone City
permanently. The school will be
equipped with all Of the up-to-date
facilities and students will receive
the best instruction. During the
summer session tuition will be one
half the regular rate.
McCall's Magazine Free For
a limited period, the STANDARD is
able to make an offer which will
appeal to every woman who reads 1t.
With every cash subscription to the
STANDARD at $3.50, we viii. give Nc
Calls Magazine, one of the brightest
and best fashion magazines published,
absolutely free for one year. The
literary features of the magazine are
excellent, the fashions shown are the
newest and McCalPs patterns are in
every way satisfactory, and the
magazine is one which will be ap-
preciated IN every home. The
STANDARD and McCall's one year
only sl.5o.
New Feature-Geo. ID. Brown has
secured the privileges at the N. d.
state fair to be held at Fargo in July
for conducting horse and cattle sales.
IL is his plan to dispose of 200 to 800
head of each. The horses and cattle
will be auctioned off along the same
lines as Fare conducted in other i'm
portant centers and MI. Brown pre-
diets it will become an annual feature.
The factsthat farmers and stock men
Of the state can attend the fair at
reduced rates, have lot of fun and
pleasure at the far, and transact
business at the same time will be a
drawing card. There appears to be
no reason why a market for good
i! horses and blooded cattle cannot be
built up for fair days. There are
always many private sales OF all kinds
of live stock at every fair and IT is
\ hoped this plan will be of benen. to
! both farmer and breeder-and less
. trouble all around
} The { Circus-Straight, Clean,
|
! prise worthy of patronage. In these
\ latter days Of fake, counterfeit and
! graft, when there seems to have been
\ placed a premium upon dishonesty
!. 1T is with no little pleasure that che
\ press can lend unqualified endorse
ment to any enterprise seeking public
patronage. With record and repu-
tation as flee from srnlrch as ar
honest Woman's character comes tC
us this year Gollmar Bros Greatest
of American Shows. From tn,
organization of this mammoth
amusement establishment the policy
has been absolute integrity in al
dealing with the public. No graft
unlepu, The Gollmar Bros. have
worked revolution in ther chosen
field and done more to elevate tn,
circus than any other amusemen
purveyors in the world. They an
nouuce this season an enlarge
ment in every department: Circus
= museum, hippodrome and menagerie
and will bring Il hundred aren't
feature acts, in which appear th
very elite o. the circus profession
and hippodrome program comprs
ing the most daring deeds, INTREPID
stunts, and heroic exploits In thei
81 ,0O), 900 menagerie will be see
the only genuine black African bloc
sweating behemoth IN captivity, tn
mysterious and ferocious vlack varK
and scores OF other rare wild beast:
The shows come next Monday
June 18th. Don't fail to see th