The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-11-16


handsomest yet. Have you seen
them? Free to every new subscriber
tn the STANDARD
MIS-. o. II. Jones ana daughter
returned last Friday from thelr visit
to relatives at Rec Heights.
Burned wood or topographic goods
and sup lies at the Farmers Elk
change store.
Among those who left dollar and
u half on the captains desk yester-
day for years subscription was
Michael Earnester
The Christian Endeayorers will
hold social at the home of Miss
Vera Spackman tonight
For RENT-Two rooms upstairs,
either tor roumets or light house
keeping
MRS. INEz BAILLY,
Miss Adele Mcdonald, who is
teaching at Ellington. was IN the
city he last or the week, on her way
to her home east of town to spend
Sunday,
Dave Barker and Chas. Huhnka, of
Saltwater. Mimi. were in the city
SaJur lay, the guests of their uncle,
E. Q. Gamm.
e. M. Battson, the new proprietor
Of the Racket store, has been kept
busy this week unpacklng new stock
and getting the same on the shelves
of his store.
Mrs. A. 4. Taplln drove over l.,
Browns Valley yesterday to visit
with friends.
Reserved seats for the Imperial
Male QuarteJte entertainment now
en- sale at the Red Cross drug store
Judge j. j. Batterton has been
confined to the house by illness sew
eral days during the past week, hut
is now about again.
Paul Babcock left today for Mime
apoIis to attend the football game.
Before returning, he Will pay visit
to his mother at Spring Valley, Mimi.
and will also go to Red Wing or bus
mess.
Amcng those who weht to Mime
apolis today TO attend the football
game were j. w. Darlington, VIM.
Swedlund, P. f. McNulty, A. j.
Norby and II. S. Morris.
B. +. Ives, Masonic Grand Lectur-
err, of Huron, has been in town part
of the week, and on Wednesday and
Thursday nights he held a school of
instr uctlons for the officers of the
lodge.
Mrs. Howard Babcock entertained
the ladies of the Presbyterian aid
society at her home Wednesday after.
neon. Dainty refreshments were
served. Mrs W. j Thomas assisted
in recei wing.
John NJ. Swanberg, The shoe dealer
has just added a new shoe rel airing
machine to his shoe repairing depart
meDt. 1t is one of the finest in South
Dakota, Mr.. Swanberg is surely 6
progressive business man.
We are offering free with every
pald-in-a advance subscription to the
STANDARD, your choice of the follow
ing premiums: handsome water set
consisting of pitcher and six glasses
a glassware tea service of cream
pitcher, sugar bowl, butter dish and
spoon holder, or beautiful Sisseton
souvenir piece of china. Free to any
new subscriber, or to any subscribe
! paving up arrears and one years sub
scription in advance. Now is the
time to take advantage of this oppor-
tunlty, as it Is gwen for d limited
time only. These premiums are not
cheap articles from mail ordel
houses. but are reliable and usefu
articles purchased from .Sisseton mer
chants, the glassware coming from
the Farmers Exchange and the souv-
enl1 china from the Palace Drus
Store. Other premiums will be add
ed as arrangements are made will
other merchants.
Henry RugneSS returned from hi
prospecting trip to Redheld ant
Huron Monday morning, and OF
Monday afternoon he again departed
for the latter city, accompanied b.
Mrs. Rogness. Mr.. Rogness goes t
take charge Of a drug store in Huron
AS lucratl sc position is also open t
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