The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-06-29
lie STANDARD and McCau's Maya

Iirum Craigo one of the leading
citizens of Wilmot. was ia city
MOI day
Mrs Charles Lndquist, nee Knap-
zen, Of Ortonvlle, visited in the city
Tuesday,
Among the transients in Town
Monday we're L, V, PEEK and A. w.
LindQust of Wimo..
Joe Porter has put up an iron
httching rail in front of his liquid re-
freShment parIors.
Or |. Syerre returned last Friday
from Chicago where he had been to
take past aduate course IN surgery.
j. II. Stewart, Of the firm of
Stewart. Barrett & Co., Minneapolis.
was in the city NJ nday Oh real estate
business
Mrs. Larrabee returned Saturday
i''ili tuhI '}t4 "licl I SUE dlleUucu Tue
annual state encampment OF the G.
A r. aud W. C.
Mr. aud Mrs. Gosline and sons ex-
pect to leave Monday for Wisconsin.
where they Will visit With old time
friends and relatives.
|. c. lsraelson returned the first of
the week from Buffalo Lake. where
he has oeen for some time looking
after some machinery.
Oscar Sulberg, who Is travelling ror
Minneapolis lumber company, was
in the city Tuesday He is a cousin
of Register of Deeds Stddstad.
Miss Mamie Goslne. who has been
in the STANDARD office for some
time, left Wednesday morning for
Charles City, Iowa, where she will
| remain indefinitely.
Carl Lundberg was an arrival rom
Bowbells, n. d.. last Monday and
will spend a few weeks visiting with
| friends III this vicinity.
| Arthur Trowbridge of Wallace.
| Idaho, and Miss Mabel Trowbridge
Iof Detroit, Mimi, nephew ard niece
of Mrs. Forty. are in the city this
week visiting their aunt and other
relatives.
Hilllard Jackson, who is working
in the postot1ice at Fessenden, n. D.,
but who has been visiting relatives
in this vicinity for some time, was in
the city Tuesday and made us n
pleasant call, the more so as be set
his subscription ahead another.
Is. NJ. Hanson, the county organlz-
er of the Farmers Union. informs us
he will be at the Cad schoolhouse
Saturday evening of this week for the
purpose of organizing q local branch
OF the union. He Will also be at Eff
| nhs oo' q WIN liolH saturday at 1
l'o'clock IN the evening, at which time
he will organize another branch
Extensive alterations haze been
made this week in the interior of the
Peeyer Mercantile Co.'S store. Part
OF the partition up stairs has been
taken out aud a balcony built out as
a continuanc of the furniture d.
partment. so that department is yisi.
bic to the naked eye from the grocery.
dry goods and clothing department.
1t is great Improvement.
A team belonging to Fred Stacker.
a farmer living north of town. be-
came frightened at an automobile
Wednesday evening and broke loose
from the hitchng post in front of
Burns < Wolff store, and made a
lively runaway, scattering load of
planks as they went down Oak street.
Inc team was captured before much
damage was done. but IL is wonder
some one was not hurt as the soree t
was crowded.
Fl. p. knappen, editor Of, the
Bismarck Palladium and brother OF
the editor OF the STANDARD, visited
in the CT Tuesday. Mr.. Knappen
was feeling pretty good, thank you.
over the victory of the regular re-
publican ticket In North Dakota.
He says that they won everything,
county and state and the legislature.
Notwithstanding the claims made bv
the insurgents that they would con-
troll the legislature. The victory ia
particularly gratifying in the face Of
the bitter personal fight that was
wged against Mckenzie, Hansbor-
ough aud the other leaders of the