The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-07-13

tonville, where they will spend a
week at Simpson PARK.
Hogan X. Scholberg, proprietor of
the Depot saloon, Is causing a hand
some o.f.ce to be built in the rear of
his saloon. the maternal used being
antique oak
WANTED: Men 10 each state to
travel, post signs. ad certiSe and leave
samples of our goods. Salary $500
PER month. $500 per day for eX-
penses. kuhlman Co., Dept. S
Atlas Block, Chicago.
News of the death of Mrs. Ed Ferry
at Edmonton. Canada, on June 30tb,
was received by friends in the city
this week. Mr.. and Mrs Ferry lived
IN this vicinity for plumber of years
and had many friends here. The hus-
band and thrse little ones survive
her.
Miss Percy Morrow. who has been
visiting the family of her uncle,
Count Bennett, returned to her home
in Ortonville Monday. Miss Ruby
Bennett accompanied her for short
visit.
The editor of this paper took a
drive into the country southwest of
the city Sunday, We found the crops
| looking fine, many fields being as
high as the buggy wheels. The hot
weather OF the past ten days is bring
ing the co, along at a great rate,
this crop being somewhat backward,
owing to the cold wet spring.
| Will Swedlund has just finished
painting and papering the interior
of his billiard and pool hall. Will
believes it pays to run clean, cool,
comfortable Place and he is doing it
to such an extent that he has one of
the most popular places IN the north
| west.
Bennett Bros have been running
the Eagle cafe but short time, but
! they have already found their quar-
tiers too small to accommodate their
growing trade and this week they
are building an addition to their
building to be used as kitchen.
e. r. Williams, one of the old
settlers Of the county but who has
been in the Assinlboia country fer
the past four or five years, is in the
city this week. shaking hands with
old friends. He arrived Monday,
coming down by stage from Rankin
son, and noticed good many changes
in the country since he was last over
that road.
A yacht race is being arranged for
July 81 on Big Stone lake, between
the BaIlacho II, owned by William
q Neil and the Miunezitka, the prop
erty # a. w. Voedisch Of Aberdeen.
The latter boat held the champion
ship of White Bear and Minnetonka
for two years. but failing to race on
July Fourth last, it lost the challenge
cup to the Ballacho II. The race on
the 31st is to decide a long standing
dispute as to the merits of the two
boats and both are being put in trim
TOR the event.
The directors of the Citizens Ma
tnnaI Bank Leld their seml-annual
meeting Tuesday and elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, Joseph
Warwick: vice presidents, A. j. Norhy
and A. II. Ingersoll: cashier, .. p.
re ask: assistant cashier, Henry Hell.
Wig. The management of the bank
remains the same as it has been in
the past. MIR. Norby does not sever
his connection with the bank, but
owing to the increased business OF
the bank and the addition of his ele
yator business. he felt that it was
necessary that he be released frou
some of the clerical work of the bank
The directors report most salts
factory increase in business and say
that the condition Of tn. bank was
never be tier.
/ From Maine to California Powell
Lifeorama is considered by theatre
goers as the only one ssworth while
The amusement loving public grows
more discriminating every day
Powell's Lifeorama is practically thu
only attraction of the kind that has
entree to the principal theatres O
the United States and Canada. Il
is a. case of the Survival Of tn,
Flttest" There are many reason!
for Mr.. Powell's success but the inair
one is his lavish expenditure q