The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-04-06
Alfred Nelson OF Peever was II
the city Wednesday.

Brlng your Magazine binding To the
STANDARD office.
Notice of the annual city election
appears il. tins issue.
Born. To Mr.. and Mrs. T. w.
Cahll. on March 23th son.
BoRN-J, Mr.. and Mrs. a. De
"A rmiL. IN April ). a boy.
Mrs. Mccullough, of Charlton,
Iowa, is in the city the guest OF her
sister Mrs. w. j Thomas.
Miss Minnie Slaltcn left Monday |
for minneapolis, where she will enter |
a hn>pltaI with the view to becoming
q trained purse.
Mrs. Arthnr Bennett and baby,
arrived from Marshall. Minnesota,
Monday to JON her husband and
'.Graudpa' Bennett is as happy as
clam at high tide.
Mrs. q. Z. AXne>s went down to-
Minneapolis Mondav for a few days
visit with friends and left o. T. tn
mind the children and the house
There has never been so large a
bunch of 'Culored Ladies III Slsseton.
They will all have curly black halr
and brand new clothes. You will
meet them all at the Opera House rn
the 10th of this month.
Anv one of the Grand Chorouses
as sung by the suberb company of 20
Sisseton ladies in realistic negro
dash, dialect and costumes, are we'll
worth the price of admission. Opera
House April 10th.
For RENT-A good quarter sec
tion, good buildings, good water,
pasture, 100 acres under cultivation ::
part fall plowed. Inquire of f.. j.
Turner.
Mrs. ii. g. Porte, of Milbank,
wishes to announce to the ladies of
| Sisseton and vicinity thae she Will be
at the Commercial Hotel on Friday,
April 18th with nice line of Ladies
goods and Millinery, and invites you
to call aud inspect the same. (Ap6)
n. NJ. Felbaum one OF the prosper
Gus and enterprislng farmers, of
Minnesota township, was IN the City
Tuesday doing some trading and in
terYiewlng the county fathers relative
to better roads in his section. The
STANDARD acknowledges a pleasant
call
WANTED: Men in each state u
travel, post signs, advertise and leave
per pies OF our goods. Salary $500
pensmonth. $500 per day for ex-
Atlaes. Kuhlman Co.. Dept. S
sans Block, Chicago.
The Ladies Ministries benefit for
the S,ssetoE Public Library at the
Opera House Tuesday April 10th is
not made up of old cheap jokes and
gags, and silly Trashy Ragtlmc music
The jokes and stories are all new
sparkling and original. And the
music the latest high class negro
melodies, The reserved seats are on
sale at the Palace Drug Store.
The Boston restaurant opened for
business in the Nome building
Tuesday and Mr.. Fred Rodamacker,
the proprietor reports a very favor
able business to start with. Mr..
Rodamacker starts IN like one to the
manor born and we predict chat if be
keeps up the reputation of the place
as he has started, he will enjoy al
excellent patronage. Everything is
neat and clean and the table service
all that could be desired.
f. ID. Chausee has leased his Cafe
to r. w. Metcalf, the former we'll
known chef o! the Metropolitan
restaurant and he will take possession
next Monday. Mr.. Metcalf's ability
as a caterer to hungry humanity is
we'll known and we bespeak for hin
not only continuance of the pat
ronage of this popular eatery, but in
crease of the same. We regret tt
see Mr.. Chausee quit but the change
was made necessary owing to tllt
fact that Mr.. Chausee finds it neces
sary TO 90 to the hospital to undergo
a surgical operation, and will hav'
= to quit active work for some time
Y He retains the Billiard room and tilt
q cigars and confectionery.
c The STANDARD for job printing.
On the evening of April the 10th
J. the Ladies Ministries composed en-
I. tirely Of local talent, will give al