The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-08-24

->N"u Aillcl JOuIltyeU GOWN TO
Waterfowl Thurs lay.
Arthur Barry of Charles City, Ia,
is visiting friends aud relatives IN
the city.
Mrs. Thomas arrived Saturday
from Cresco, Iowa, to visit her sol S.
Will j. and DR.. G. l. Thomas.
Miss Ella Dewel returned to her
home in Corona Saturday. She was
accompanied by Miss Luella Stevens,
Wm. Honeyseth left Saturday for
Mansion. Wis. called by the illness
OF his wife who was visiting there.
J.. \. Rickert and son Paul went
down to Ortley Monday to attend to
elevator business.
Miss Adelia Klveley left Tuesday
for Glenwood, MIMI, where she will
visit for some time.
Non Tox-the guaran ICED nonin-
toxicatlng and healthful beverage,
for sale at Mack W. Husbass.
Mrs. Catherine Haggerty aud Miss
Alice returned Monday night from
the Atlantic coast, where they have
spent the summer, visiting the old
home Ia Maine and various other
points.
DR.. Lloyd Jones, the occulist. who
has recently located ia the city. ex-,
poets to leave the drst of the week
to attend to business interests in
other parts OF the ststs, returning
about the 10th of next mouth,
Rev. Tragitt came up from Mil
bank Saturday night ana held SER
vices in Guild Hall Sunday morning
and evening, returning home Mon
day. Hereafter Episcopal services
will be held here every second Sun
cay.
Mrs. A. B. Matthews returned
Tuesday evening from minneapolis.
She had intended remaining longer
but was called home by a telephone
message that the baby was seriously
lin. She round the little ones very
much better when she reached home.
Letters received from the Rev.
and Mrs. Nlillatt bring word Of their
safe arrival IN their old home at
Bloomington, New York. Mr.. Mil
lett's new charge is about twenty
miles from that place.
Word received by friends in the
city from Miss Floy Parmeter, who
has been at Rochester, MINI, for the
past seven weeks, is to the effect that
her aecoverY Is progressing very slow
ly, While there has been some i'm
provement, she is still very weak,
A. j. Wampler has returned from
Montana and North Dakota where
be has oeen for several weeks. While
away, he filed on piece of land in
the southwestern part of the latter
state and expects to go back there IN
a month or so.
Rev. Rude will hold Lutheran SER
| vices in Norway township Sunday
! forenoon and at Otto in the after
noon, returning to the city IN time
to conduct evening service in the
Lutheran church here. There will
be no morning service.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church held an ice cream social at the
home Of Mrs. e. j. Turner Tuesday
evening. The weather was too cold,
however. for frozen daintles to tempt
the appetite and the crowd was
small. 1t Is probable another social
will be given after the rainy spell is
over.
w. j. Towles left Tuesday for
Sioux Falls To attend the meeting
OF the state Pharmaceutical Associa-
tion. Of which he is member, and
which is in session there this week.
Mrs. Towles and Eva accompanied
him. They expect t. be gone a week
or ten days.
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