The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-03-23

We're IN the city Saturday visiting
relatives.
Mrs. j, j. Btlterton and Miss Neva
lNnappcn wel,t to Wilmut Yesterday.
Remember the school election NEXT
Tuesday and Vote fur he bonds.
ATTORNEY rhad Fuller, of Milhank,
was occurring" IN the ci'y Tuesday
aud Wednesday.
Cha>, Porter aud Hon. L. $. IIau,
gen. of Wilmo,, were business ylsl-
I ,rS in the city "Wednesday
|. +. Hill. of Minnesota township,
was in the last Saturday on business
before tie probate court.
Judge Campbell, of Aberdeen has
been in the city part OF the week. in
terested in trying some lawsuits.
The Avon Theatre Co, which play
ed three nights thus week IN SiSseton
played To good houses and gave
general satisfaction.
Mrs. Or. Shaw aud children. who
have been visiting the family of Dr.
Brown IN this city, returned To their
home in Eeblen this morning.
The Presbyterian tea held at the
nome of Mrs DR.. Brown Wednesday
afternoon was largely attended des-
pite the inclement weather
The military dance at the opera
house last Saturday night was large
ly attended and all report good
time. The "mellsh'' never do any
thing cy halves.
DR.. BJbb has been having a severe
attack of lung trouble but Is able to
get out again. II takes more then a
common case of sickness to keep doc,
on his back for long.
Peter Holland, OF Enterprise town
ship, who recently sold his farm to
Charles Matteson, left Monday, via !,
Hankinson, for Alberta Canada.
Brunette Thaycr, one OF the we'll
knowu legal lumlnarles, Of the Spring
Valley Minnesota, was in the city on
legal business Wednesday aud Thurs
day.
Mrs. Emma Riley, who has been in
the city for past month. the guest of
her Eeice, Miss Susie Hull, returned
to her home at Ray, North Dakota
Monday.
Among the Wilmot people who
were up here Tuesday and Wedncs-
dap to attend court as witnesses in
the Drake divorce case, were Chas.
Overbv A. V. Belden, A. j. Meee
ham. II. Cralgo, Ell Babb, f.. Re-
mund aud II, Rletzke.
w. j. Towles returned from MIN.
neapoIlS Tuesday. He says he left
Mrs. T rapidly improving, but for sey.
eral days after the surgical operation
she was very low. Her many friends
will be glad to learn that she is On
the road to recovery.
The Zenith Literary Society held a
very Interesting and instructive SEES.
sion Monday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. O. II. Jones. There was a
full attendance. Mrs. A. H. Inger-
soil led the history and Mrs. Hertz Lea
witt in English literature The next
meeting will be in two weeks at tie
tomoof Mrs. Howard Babcock.
Frank Sears, of the law firm of
Sears 4 Potter. Webster. was in the
city the first Of the week and served
papers on States Attorney McNult Y
in the Flute case, the same being the
writ of probable cause, citation and
writ of error issued 10y tue supreme
court. The case is returnalle at
Pierre on April 3.
An exchange tells of a clergyman,
who hal already buried two wives
fell in love with one of the congrcga-
tlon, a pretty, lively girl. whe knew
her own mind and spoke 1T freely
and wrote her letter telling how
he loved her and wished her to be hi.
wife, tegging her to accept him ano
"thus help to repair the breache.
time lad made In his life" He
answer was terse and to the pom
and came promptly: "Mend your owl
breeches."
Lindquist Bro, propretors of TIT
Diamond Boat Line, have decided
chat IN order to care for the graf,
coming to this city via their line OF
boats it will be necessary for them t,
have AN ajevatoa comouhorn n, AZ,