The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-09-21
and have been busy this week put

nltuTe as an annex TO their other
store.
c. L. Fulkestad has rearranged the
interior of his store this week to
make room for the new grocery stock
he has just added.
The city council met Monday night
but owing to the fact that there was
no quorum, the meeting was adjourn
ed to next Monday evening
j. Z. Knapp returned today from
Niagara Falls, where he went as
representative to the Great Lodge of
Red Men of the United States.
w. c. Oliver has moved into the
house he recently purchased from
Christensen and Mrs. Bailey has
moved into her house which Mr..
Oliver has just vacated.
ga Daughter of Colorado" with the
Well-known emotional actress Miss
Laura Frankenfeld in the leading
part, will be presented at the Sisse-
ton Opera House on Sept. %
Luther DIemer, who has been Iook-c
ing after his land interests here re-
turned tt his home in Dakota, LII.
Monday. He expressed himself as
highly pleased with the crops raised
on his farm this season
Mrs. Andrew Warwick left Satur-
day for visit with her mother at
Leland LII. While there she will at
tend the golden wedding of an uncle
and aunt.
TT. Stuvurud, formerly of this
city. out now in the cement block
manufacturing business at Elbow
Lake, Minnesota, is visitlnS IN the
city.
We acknowledge a pleasant call
Tuesday from O. p. ). Engstron, of
Summit. who is one of the gentlemen
who will represent this county in the
next legislature. He left dollar
and half of the coin of the realm
on the cashiers desk to pay for a
years subscription to this great
family journal.
John Minder returned Monday
from Minneapolis, where he had been
to take the crazy woman, of whom
mention was made in these columns
last week. John says that he so. t
hankering for any more such jobs.
We acknowledge pleasant call on
Tuesday from G. E. Anderson, of
Ortley. Mr.. Anderson is one of the
hustling proprietors of that hustllng
new town over in the southeastern
part of the county. He says that
Ortley is steadily growing and they
expect to soon acquire a newspaper
to proclaim to the world the many
advantages OF their village as a bust
ness location and place for a home.
Oscar Murray, wife and SOP, who
have been in the city for some time
visiting the families of Frank and
john Hicks, left Monday TO- thel:
home at Mountain Grove, Missouri.
Lee Comstock, the jolly represent
tative of the International Haryes-
ter Co., arrived liz the city Wednes.
day ana will spend the balance OF
the fall working in this vicinity.
IL is like seeing one of the folks
from home to meet Lee anywhere.
Rev. David Evans, of the Good
Win Indian Mission, left Monday for
Huron, where, in company with the
other members of the committee an
pointed at conference, be will inspect
the Huron College, the Presbyterian
church college
The Presbyterian synod, of South
DAKOTA Will meet October 4th at
Good will. Delegates will be here
from all over the state and it is ex-
pected that at least one hundred
members will be present. 1t will
be somewhat Of a novelty for many of
the clergy to meet at an Indian Mis-
sion
Lindau,st Bros. nave car load of
Tuner AT the lake for the erection of
an elevator at the north end, AS
there Will be a store, blacksmit h
shop, and quite little business CEN
ter there, the Tribune, although not
wishing to ursurp any privilege of
the promoters, suggests that a name
be given the place, and offers the
| further suggestion that "Tra Iare. IS