The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-11-16
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n new hall CT mammoth propo,-
tionS will be opened to the public hN
a grand ball on November 18TH. at
Hankinson, N ID
Scottish Rite Masous from all parts
of this state, and also from several
adjoining states. Will convene in
Sioux Falls Nov. Dist tor a uhree
days session, in which they will CON
fer the higher deglees upon large /
class of candidates
w. e. Mut1ley, who formerly ran
the Racket store in this city. left
Monday 30 look up new location on
one of the lines west of the Missouri.
When asked how far he was going,
he replied tnat he expected to ride
| three days on the cars, seventy five
miles 10y stage, aud go about two looks
and yell beyond the stage llne, and
then take up some land.
Otis Carveth OF Ortonvlne whose
long suit is selling namm's beer was
IN the city yesterday. Wneu il. comes
to eXtelling the virtues of Hamm's
famous brew, Otis Is Johnnie on the
spot and is never minus. He has all
other beers handicapped a mile and
knocks competition off creation, like
ii gin fountain smashed by Carrie
Nation.
The dog po,soner is abroad In the
land Several valuable dogs have
been poisoned in this city in the past
week. man who will distribute
poison a,out in Il City Indiscriminate-
ly mighty mean speciman of the
sneak. whoever he was, went into the
barn at Lance Adkins and deliber-
ately gave poisoned meat, to valua-
BILE bird dog that was chained up.
j A Bennett, with L. EppsLon &
Sons Co.. St. Paul, was in the city
Wednesday. j. A. is strictly union
made. IA hundred IN the shade, and
when il comes to getting trade, he
gets there, Zaza. with 10th feet
Crhat came mighty near being poetry
b'gosh.)
AL Sissetun went on a skate Tues
day morning. + was as If some way
: Of IA glaZler had given the entire land
scape coat In order to see what tn
people would do, anyway And the
did it. People who hadn't had tim
to 20 skating for years cut figure s.
with neatness and despatch. Th
accommodating zepbyrs added aa1er
ity to our movements, and noboo
could call the old town slow tina
morning. There was something do
Ing all the time.
Now that election Is over for an
other two years, let everybody boos
for Sisseton. We need scvcTa! hun
dred more inhabitants, and every
: one should consider himself CON
! mittee of ten to interest outsiders ]
3 oul city. A good many of ou
4 neighboriDg citl S are finding tina
& monthly market days are payin
= propositions. These days, whereve
q tried, have been mutually bencticia
y TO the farmer and the merchant
B Why not have an occasional marke
p DAY III Sisseton? Everybody boos
b for the good of the towp.
q When t. M. Roberts, the suppl
8 man at Minneapolis, failed som
D years ago, people we're astonished t
~ learn that he owed manufactured
n large amounts for goods. Robert
q always sold for cash, aud it was su!
y posed that he bought his goods ff
g cash. Now comes the Commerci;
y Bulletin with the statement tina
g Sears, Roebuck g. Co., of Chicago
p owe something over eleven million
of dollars to tradesmen, customer
p employees and open accounts. Tt
firm has been trying to sell $4,000
8 900 of preferred stock for SON
q months and has not met with vel