The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-04-20
tor while after which they will go tt
Minneapolis.
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East Lynne goes home To every
heart. lfyou have ony good in your
soul this play will expand it, AT OPP
era House April 26.
The fire company was called out
yesterday t" put out prairie ire
south of the city. which threatened
the city for a while.
One of the Peever Merchantile Cos
delivery teams TOOK a sprint all 10y
themselves Tuesday but were caught
before any damage was done
For RENr-A good quarter sec
tion. good buildings, good water
pasture. 100 acres under cultivation.
part fall plowed. Inquire of r.. j.
Turner.
Gene Gilman, who has been look
ing over the Pacific coast country,
returned home Monday He came
back by way of the Canadian North
west.
Newman, the famous hypotlst, will
Will be at the opera house Monday
and Tuesday April 23rd. aud Oath.
He is a wonder and our people should
not fall to see him.
There will be a meeting Of the
Republican county central committee
in this city tonight at which time
the date of the next republican county
convention will be set
Lost, somewhere between the city
hall and the flour mill, one pair of
seven inch wire plyers, finder please
leave at the telephone office and
receive reward. G A. Carlow.
Mrs. A. j. Norby and children ac-
companied by DR.. Brown left Monday
for Colorado Springs, Colorado, where
they expect TO remain for some time
tor the benefit of Mrs Norby'S health
Mrs. e. A. Downie, a cousin of
Newt Miller, and who has been keep
ing house for Mr.. Miller for the past
year, returned to her former home at
Rockford. Illinois, Tuesday.
j. f. Halrcyd, and wife of Oewin,
Iowa, who has been in the county
for two weeks visiting his brother-ln
law j. A, LIE Lachuer returned home
Monday
John Swantees, of Lockwood town
ship, has been IN the city this week
auditing the books of the city treas
urer, being employed by the city as
per the resolution of the city council.
a. D. Arthur, of Watertown, re-
presenting the Detachable Boiler
Flue Manufacturing Co., OF Min
neapolis, was in the city Tuesday III
the interest of his firm.
The question is often asked: "Why
is it people never tire of East Lynne?"
The answer is this: because it has
SO much heart interest: because it is
life story-a story Of woman who
loved and lost" Opera House Apr 26.
The board of Education held ses-
sion Tuesday night, looking over
plans for The proposed new school
house and consulting with repre-
sentative of Parsons & Sons, architects
ofDes Moines, Iowa.
Oscar Murray, wife and son Clifford
arrived from Missouri. Tuesday even
ing and will spend some time visiting
the families of Frank and John Hicks,
Mr.. Murry was formerly resident of
this county but moved to Missouri
about four years ago.
Wednesday was red letter day
for the Workmen's lodge in this city.
L. M. Simons, Grand Master Work
man was present and assisted Deputy
Grand Master Parrot TO initiate into
the order 81 new members. There
are IL more to go in at the next
meeting.
WANTED: Men in each state to
travel, post signs, advertise and leave
samples Of our goods. Salary $500
per month. $500 per day for ex-
penses. Kuhlman Co., Dept. S
Atlas Block, Chicago.
Geo. Adkins & Son, who recently
purchased the Sisseton Marble works,
are preparing to move the same to the
basement of Mr.. Adkins building on
North First avenue, under Swan
berg's shoe store, and they will short
ly be prepared to show some hand
some work in Marble. Mr.. George
Adkins Is an old and experienced