The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-11-23

this issue. This bank Is one of our
oldest institutions. and always does
rushing business.
There will be morning service 10
the Lut eran church on Thanks
giving Day, and the ladies of the
church will hold their annual safe IN
the afternoon.
In planning your Christmas shop.
ping. d. not forget that the ladies of
The Presbyterian church will hold
their annual fair December 18th,
when you will have opportunity to
purchase many dainty and desirable
gifts.
In another column will be found a
statement Of the financial condition
Of the First National Bank, o: this
city. A comparison of figures shows
gratifying increase of business. The
First National IS one OF our substan-
tial institutions.
Mrs. Williams, of Watertown.
state inspector Of the w. R. c., was
in town the latter part Of last week,
looking after relief corps work.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Lothian, OF
Milbank, visited with the Misses
Todd from Friday until Monday.
Mr.. Lothian made this office a
pleasant cali.
Miss Clara Thorson celebrated her
fourteenth birthday last Friday even.
Ing by giving very Pleasant little
party.
AS a result of the solicitations Of
the Y. P. S. c. r. committee, the
following donations were recently
forwarded to the Chlldren's Home at
Sioux Falls: Cash, $1,000; two boxes
of clothing. one barrel of fruit. one
sack Of vegetables, one sack of -four.
The committee wish, in behalf of the
Home, to thank those who responded
to the call.
Union Thanksgiving services will
be held in the Presbyterian church
at 1890 d. NJ, Thanksgiving morn
ing, Rev. Dunn to preach the sermon.
The date set by the ladies' aid soci-
ETY. of the Presbyterian church for
their annual falr and supper is De en-
her 18th. OF course every body
knows what a treat the ladies always
have lii store for the pnblic on these
occasions.
A communication received by Mr..
j. G, Knapp, who is Grand Worthy
Patron of he Order of the Eastern
Star of South Dakota, announces
that the Grand Worthy Matron, Mrs.
Jessie G, Harris. of Aberdeen, will
make her annual Wis t to Slsseton
cha pier on December 18th, the next
regular meeting. Other out-of-town
guests are also expected
The Slsseton f1remen will give
their annual dance op the evening of
December l4th. AS is their custom
on similar occasions. they will give
you good music and good time,
Everu citizen should tale pleasure in
encouraging the boys, not forgetting
what TIER organization represents to
this city.
We a.e offering free with every
paidn-advGnce subscription to the
STANDARD, Your choice of the follow
Ing premiums: handsome water set,
consisting nt .itcher and six glasses,
IA glassware tea service of cream
pitcher. sugar bowl. butter dish and
spoon holder. or a beautiful Sisseton
>,uvrnlr piece Of china. Free to any
new subscriber, or to any subscriber
paving up arrears and one YEARS. sub
Scription in advance. Nov is the
time to take advantage of this oppor-
tunlty, as it Is gwen for a limited
time only. These premiums are not
cheap articles from mail order
houses, but are reliable and Useful
articles purchased from ,Sisseton mer-
chants. the glassware coming from
the Farmers Exchange and the souv-
enlr china from the Palace Drug
Store. Other premiums will be add
ed as arrangements are made with
other merchants.