The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-07-06
HERE AND THERE

,liliett received the sad intelligence
Monday of the death of her grand
mother at Bloomington, n. y, which
,ad event occurred last Friday. Rev,
lliliett remained to attend the fun
,ral.
Lower Court Sustained. The !
state supreme court has denled the |
petition Zach Flutes attorneys for |
a new trial ahd sustained the decision
of the lower court fn sentencir 4
Flute TO life imprisonment for the
murder of Edward Peterson and NJ.
Il. Colby. Flute will be taken to
Sioux rails at once to begin serv-
ing his sentence,
County Board. The county board
met Tuesday, the Sd, in regular sas-
sion but as there was not a quorum
present an adjournment was taken to
July 5th when quorum was present
and they met as board of eQualiza-
tion. They will be IN session several
days.
Trade StOcks-A deal involving
several thousand dollars has been
completed in Sissetop this week
whereby Mckeever trades his imple-
ment business and building to Thor
sons for their general merchandise,
stock and buildings. The work of IN
voicing has commenced and the store
will be closed until it is completed.
Mr.. MckeeYer intends to enlarge the
stock and keey first class store in
all lines,
Will Build Road.-Once more in
terest has been awakened in the
Ncb!en railroad project by the rumor
that the cont ract has been leu to st.
Louis parties. One of the gentlemen
WHO has been active in pushing the
PROJECT was seen by reporter and
woud neither confirm nor deny the
report He said, however, wnen
pressed to give some answer. that
grading would be in progress inside
of IL month
Operation Necessary Miss Floy
Parmeter left Monday for her home
at Milnor, N. D.. for months
visit. She went by way of Orton-
vile to consult DR.. karn, who de-
cided that it would be necessary for
an operation to be performed tor an
abcess IN the side and she left OrtOn-
vile Thursday at the suggestion of
DI. Karn for the hospital at Roches-
tie Mimi. She was ACCOMPANIED by
Mrs. Charles Lindquist as her mo-
ther was too worn out to make the
trip. Her many friends here hope for
her speedy recover,
Wed at Charles City.-We have
received copy of the Charles City,
Iowa, Daily Press OF last Friday in
which we find the following ac-
count of wedding of a former
well-known Slsseton young lady:
''Dean S. Wait,one of the Hlldreth
BARRIERS. was quietly welded last
evening at the home OF his sister,
Mrs Geo. Sigg. to Miss Name Goslin.
who arrived in the city f ON South
Dakota on the afternoon on the Cen
trial. The grom is a popular young
man who has been making his home
in this city for the rast year, com
ing here from Nashua and has a host
of friends, The bride is stranger
in this community, but we are told j.
a young lady highly esteemed in the
community where she formerly re-
sided
Ringling Excursions Special ex-
cursion rates on all lines of travel
have been arranged for by the man
agement of Ringing 3 os. Worlds
Greatest Shows and those who wish
to go to Ortcnville where this great
circus exhibits July 10th, can do so
at very little expense. This will be
the only point in this vicinity where
he show will exhibit this season and
no one should mss this oppor1unity
to witness it. Ringing Brothers cir.
Gus has been the leading arenlc exhi-
bition Of America tor years, but the
show has never been permitted to
rest upon its reputation. Although
| it long ago passed the point of com :
petition, every season sees a greater
and grander show. This years per-
Torrance is entirely new and entails
| the comb,Ged efforts of 375 artists in