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The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-03-08

The Cimeter is reaching all
parts of the South and we are
glad to see our people turning
their attention to the Territory
Every day brings mail asking
about the price of city and
country property and day by
day the new corner is locating a
home for himself and family.
This is well and we bid others
come and do likewise.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-03-08

The political preacher is doing
some fine side STEPPING, just now
he is planning a charge on the
Democrat sack and organizing
a foraging expedition on the
Republican bread wagon.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-03-08

We hope 20 see the different
Wards send their very best men
to the convention. This will
mean that only the very best
men will be selected as candi-
didates and that a ticket that
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-03-08

The immoral teacher and i'm
moral preacher mnst go. They
are twin evils and should go to
the twin hells.
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AGENTS WANTED

We want energetic hustling
agents for this paper and will
pay liberty for good work. If
you want to make money, write
at once to-W. II. .Twine.
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We will make regular aud
its of your books thus as
,suring you of an unbiased
and unprejudiced knowl.
edge of the true condition
of your business.
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The Territorial Audit Company at Your

If you wish to establish
a system of keeping
your accounts or i'm
prove on the present,
call on us.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
SLOW with Their War Reports.

Washington, July 6.-The literature
on the was between Russia and Japan
is not 50 promptly accessible as had
been hoped by service people. The
navy department. has published one
volume, the report of Surgeon W. G.
Haisted, L. 8. N, as the result of
that officers observations with the
japanese forces, mostly at the base
hospitals.
The next report TO come out will
probably be that of another naval sur
gecn, DR.. Raymond Spear, now at
tached to the United States ship Bal.
timore, who was with the Russian
army in Manchuria, and who had un-
usual opportunities of observation. His
report deals largely with transpcrta.
ton matters, and viii be copiously IL
lust trated. The army officers reports
are still in process of editing and are
not likely to be ready for distribution
for some time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
Reyolutionists Executed.

London, July 6.-The Toxic corre-
spondent of the Daily Mail reports that
the steamer Columbia, which left Ylad-
ivostok on account of disturbances
there pspdts all shops and houses in
Vladivostok closed by the police order
of June SOth. Thirty ringleadss of
tha rioters were arrested, and eight
big boxes of dynamite seized by the
Coss3cks
The coTt tespondent states the Rus
sian volunteer steamer Kitat, laden
with military stores, struck a mine in
Possiet Bay and sank.
Executions in Harbin for connection
with the revolutionary movement, the
correspondents further says number
600.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH.
Driving Party Overwhelmed by Waves
Near Yaquina Head.

Newport. Or, July Ga driving
partv last evening narrowly ESCAPED
death in the ocean, one of their horses
being drowned The paJty was com
posed of G. Mason and IL Simpson, of
Harrisburg: Miss Anna Baker, of Tur'
p,.r ana Miss Aida Cannon, of Myrtle
Creek. Mason was driving. They
wsa returning from sip to the va
quina Head light station, and attempt
Ell to driv earound point known as
Jump-off- Joe. Mason was not familiar
with the beach, and the tide was at
half rise 'nalling it impossible to pass
that way, which is dangerous even a.
low water.
He drove into wat,r so deep that the
horses lost their footing, fell down and
became entangled in the harness. One
of til, animals was drowned. The oc'
cupants of the hack were thrown out,
but chung 10 the vehicle. The acei.
dent, fortunately, was witnessed by
Paul Chatterton and others, who hur.
ried 10 the scene and reached it in
time TO rescue the parity from drown
ing. They also got one horse out by
cutting away the harness. 1t was
nearly drowned, and had to be hauled
out with anoth T team and line. The
nescuers had to work in water up. to
their shoulders
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
OFFICERS
IN CHARGE
OF CONTEST

The following commanding officers
hayo boen 3e.aAe-i 10 II, state CONNIE.
uion;
BrigVao--Geus II W. y Finer. AZ.
)uiSn'- -. aESl, exrcu,ivo oHeer; Ma.
Battalion, chief r.nge officer; Ma ior
)or Gc0-ge o. Yoran, Fist separate
p. ;, Raker, Third infausy. assistan.
executive cihoc-i Captain Charles A.
Nurnhy Thini lnfSn;ry. qus tcrlaster
A'.i s0b~tsfen-co oomuisss-'; First Lieu.
tenant A. 4 Isulins. Third infantry.
statistical ofhed-; Frst Lieutenant Eau.
se5e No~AbVrSv, Tai-d Infantry
rar'So osaosG Frst I.S-uteyaat Walter
n oSA'le rztrd infsHrry, range officer;
Seco2a lAous nant Carlo Abrams
raSNi 'nfsarry, ranso officer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
Patton Valley Mill Burned.

Forest Grove, o., July 6.-The saw
min ownad by John Callahan, located
three miles west of CASTOR, in Patton
valley, was completely destroyed by fire
Wednesday afternoon about O'Clock.
Tha loss totals about $4,000, the mill
being valued at $4,000, and lumber de.
stroyed being worth $4,000. There
was no incurance. The mill was built
about two years ago, and had capac-
ity Of 10000 feet of lumber a day and
employed eight men.
Whom the mill was erected a small
depression near the freback was left,
and it is thought the gradual accumu-
lation of PARTICLES of wood filed this
depression and heat from the freback
siarted th5 blaze.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
General Lee Is Put in Command.

Washington July 5.-orders issued
at she war department yeSherday as
sign Br-g~As-- General jesse NJ. Lee 10
the command Of the VisAyas, Philippine
Islands with heaaquar7e0s at nO Ilo,
and Brigadies- Gen raj Walter Duesan
reSently promoted from colonel Of the
First infantry 70 the command Of the
brigade camp established at Camp Stol,
Dcnberg in LnDon Both of these os.
ess are now in the Philippines.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
Tobacco In China.

Washington. July 6.-In =
many inquiries from this cour
the possibility of building u
in AMERICAN leaf tobacco Y
Consul George E. Anderson Y
reply, in which he says: ::
there is considerable busin@-
foreign leaf, Shanghai al0ui
ing $15O,000 worth last year
was mostly for use of foreigs
real Chinese trade is not
When it is considered that !
port imported through the
alone 81, $50, 900 worth of prsr
tive leaf and $333,O00 worth 1
leaf, with probably a simila
a greater amount of each Z
through the liking routes it can
that the real tobacco trade Of {
enormous. But tins greater p
the tobacco consumption gets
trade rePd is for the leaf is
largely among the mulbeT'
cured and consumed on the fan
the villages
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
scandinavian Singers Hold Festival

Scandinavian Singers Hold Festival
la Crosse Wis, JuE 6.-The eighth
biennial musical festival of the North
western scandinavian Singets' associa.
'ion will open here this evening with
a graRd concert. The city is already
fun Of visitors who have come here
from all parts Of the Northwest and it
is expected that the number Of visitors
during the four days of the festival
win reach fNom FIVE 70 eight thousand.
An elaborate program has been ar
ranged for this festival sIsl the large
chorus viii be supported by fine or.
chestra and several prominent soloists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
Baseball Players and Foot Racers,

Louis ]. Kruger, ex-eAampion long.
dis'Ahee foot racer Of Germany ana
Holland, write, octobes 81. 1901:
During my training Of eight weeks,
1901 races al salt Lake City, in April
lNs'' ! used BallsI'd's Snow IAnlment
TO my greatest satisfaction. TAe,s.
t'Fe' A'gAly recommend snSw Llni.
@ert to al who are troubled with
spsAins bruises Or rheumatism. - AZ.
IsOS and 81, sold BY D. J. Ry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
FORAGE
FOR THEIR
SUPPLIES
Mob of Fifty Women Raid the
Commissary and Fire News
paper Photographer
Down Stairs

San Francisco, July Ga mob Of 5o
women refugees. angeoed by the slow
ness of the delivery of supplies, this
morning descendcd upon the Moulder
school where relief -four is stored,
seized a 25,poun6 sack apiece and
made their escape, after throwing a
uewspapa, photographer, who attempt
ed 20 take a snap shot of the raid, down
the steps.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
Convict skipped

fret Latoo, convict in The STATE
I-'a''ontiazyN escaped from he eopv;ct
r'Nad sAng uSEr SCOTS Ml,s hss niyh,
~ll UP to aAis SfterSNOa the prison
sash0E'''sS Asve No arsce Cf him.
L2'to was sent up from C.,pr,,.,.
''3n'y Tor fd'S~sg'. IA - an engineer
By 'r~'sN Is SS years al 5 feet 10
snsAss IN AsighS light eompsuion .ns
~Nasls les Poun,As.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
Sue oure for Piles

I'eA'As Piles produce moisture and
eAuse itching; this form. A. well as
Blind, Bleeding or P~otrudinV Piles,
are easod by N. eo-sSr-ko's Pile Rem.
e'y' S'0Ps i'sAiug and bleeding Alb.
sorts 'vnors soc = jar at druggists.
o. seat by mail Treatise free. Write
ms aeou, your case. DR.. Bosspko
Philadelphia. Pa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
A nAS.s Fash

= vAieAu-Aa's Heg'ee, psrnlttea a
"a u n" sreAs NostA SEA dykawAisA
= sAsss tssss e0sla save stO1sa. 70
's''s'@s . Fuisoas hreNk. Sevassatiagsu
satire PF0yspss a HonAsA. In llks
-AAas' Kesss'A NsIvsy. q Vance
's''' Ne Pe~=lsse1 q little eold 10 %
sAhSssae3 Sssa e ,sas.s tsisA va, oaly
sFe''sa ey D.. Kisg's New Discovery
he ~Fiies; "rAFss aostS-, r.vs N.
- y els q lsag iAaa=na,ioa, sausel
= aeFlssssA sOl4i Be, py. Kias',
80 nsssvesy nvcd ny his" Guar,
aAiss$ ensl ssSgA aAA ss,d cure. a, !
= fessys tFsg sSrs. SOC 1aa a. 90
fs.Al hsssls fTss
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06

Mrs ossvin & White aD1 DR.. 2. z
sase- b yisis6ug Nrs. ,. z. Slater
Dr e. A. Pierre, Gavin s. White
and r. Z. sias~ spent the Fourth in
tiSs eitr
Mrs T. T. Cornelius and daughsss,
Minnie and Bessie, aeoompaniea BY
Mrs Fishsr ami daughters leave to
morrow morning for Summer outing
ON tie annaiazn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
TEARS EYES FROM SOCKET.
Baker City Lad Blown Up by Gas
Pipe Bomb.

Baker Ciuy, Or, July GA belated
eelet' alton of the Fourth may cost Dan
Dillabaugh, Sgel 10. the sight of both
eyes He attompd d 10 FIRE an impro-
vise,l cannon last evening, touching a
match to a rusE pipe filed with pow
hr. The explosion carried away his
entire right check, testing the eye from
its socket.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
FRUIT
SHARPS
GATHER
A Magnificent Display OF
Cherries Delights the Eyes
of the Fruit Growers

Never did thc stage Of re Gran'
ou- House look grettiT anil mort
a, a,traetive than 1t does today. 1t is
mas Of f1aeaut flowers GDi beautiful
blo~oma and the air Is as sweet as
eara.n Of oAafashionei 0o~es Their
there are the 6soorated tables upor
which are the cherries the best an
finest ard most luscious ever produced
in the state Of Oregon PsOn al the
gtsa. fruit proiueing districts Of Ore
gon cherries have besu scnt, and- are
now on exhibition Tbers are exhibits
from Nloltuonsab, Polk, Tsmhill, and
Marion. Il is unnnecessary 70 say that
the judges viii have difficult task
Of making the awards for the speei-
men cherries placed on exhibition are
an Of a splendid quality. size aud
favg.
Tbs varieties entasd for eompe'i.
tiou are tire IAntssrts. the Bings'
Royal AIMS, Black Republicans, Hos
kins and Deaoons, ami all these varie'
tics together with the cups offered by
the business firms of the city are on
exhibition
Among the prominent hortieulturists
In attcDdaDce are: P. A. Ratclifs Of
Morningside. who has fine exhibit Of
Loear bcties aDi Phenomenon berries
Z. S Lutg,u, Of Mt Angel, has some
fine speciments Of Bing and Royal
AIMS; Mrs Friznsl, residing south Of
this city, exhibits Royal ANN and
MS. Van Dorm Of Dsyton,
the apple grower, Is here; d. Wood
ward Of Hood Rivr. has an exhibit
Of Black Republicans; Miss Webb, Of
the Troutdaie farm. has an exhibit ex.
chusively Of Iambetss
Ia ID. Moulton, fruit commissioner
Tor Yamhill county who runs the Ca
Ioway orchard. is here accompanied by
Mrs MolltOn
wm. Webb, Of Marion, has also en-.
tered the competition
The judgs on exhibits are: Hon j,
II. Scttlmier. Of woodburu, aud II.
4 DoseA aSl II. NJ Williamson, editor
II tho RuO "a Northwest, both Of Port
IanA
Prize Winners.
Awaris were uEsle az the close OF the
exhibit az follows:
Laanbsct hrs, priBe-G. d Woodroth.
Hood River.
Bing, hrst priz,-G. D. woc,iroth,
Hool Rivsr.
Rcysl Ann hr< Psize-L. NJ. Gilbert,
Salem.
Dcaooa hot pri1e-Charles Chap.
man. Salem
Hssk'us, hrs, TriEe-W. A Rico Sa.
letn.
srecni Prize-Laml-e-t, A. vereler,
Sal'n; Rag, OsPital Commission Co. :;
ROYAL Am. A VeTcl,-, Salem.
NS priA". sar variety. sO-poupd
eeH-Mrs. Webb, Of Trcu,.iale.
hTs' prize, hsSt sSs,vtuont on plates
Il 7. R~yDolAi salern; ssond prize.
G , lsansaac. sslsSzl
Fsrss pine, nnusynei sJSsiling u u.,,-
is--pr. 7. C. SnztA. Sale-n.
hFst Tr'A@ test di.PAsy q fr0fs on
i'ls,@s-L r R~yuoidA salem.
Naihs--y exlsbis--O 2. Lansing. Sc.
Zen.
iie Nt;srro0u s~sio1 Nas call.d 70
os,lsr ~ ~. Cs-,fNB arsi IN ,he .b.
~nce q Psvf. Oose, q Corvallis the
srst FuFs- ~Ws r~~d by v. MeDanald
* sAOs slsy. oa ''Is.s orvSCN CAsrrv. -
A. ~ s,ass o< tAs Tay-S II. " VII.
liHzn~aa hsl a 3sru~4oa - IN sane
s1ki.rt
Ia ~u.~on es-inuss throueA ns
tfrercsse AL "a. .,,.-s-..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
UNDER
WATER
AGAIN
California Has Highest Water
Since White Men Set
tied on the Coast
rFour O'Clock Edition.)

stockton, Cal, July 6.--All rivers are
alarmingiy high. AT orwOOd this morn
ing the river was four inches higher
than ever tiafore in the history Of Cali
fduia. l. is believed Yicto-ia and the
miSRe division of Union islands are
-.
doomed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
MANFRED.

&HNNNNNNNaN~s~N~eNNFN~~~FN"~T
|. .MURPHY--HENDEE-A the Meth
csiss psrsonAgo Albany. Or. Tues
,k.y. evening, July 81 Miss Ethel
IA Hondee 10 Mr. C. W. MuPhy.
Rev. ,. ". MnDoogall Officiating.
Ias hapyy ocuEAe lfi for salem fcr
eczae of dRys' visat, WHEN they win
scswn W Hssasbrg their home,
vhsre sssy win rs~id~ The groom Is
T~saaipeus young business maa Of
Harr~anry. and the bride is a we'll
kswa and popuh- Young woman Of
thss sccsinn--Altany Herald
NJ. MaThy fcrns~sy as-~DAed the
will@msrte Mehcs.l College, and has =
lAree unnilss u fsiepAs hors,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
Hotel Arrivals
Cottage.

Cottage.
Hows1d Evans, Milton.
H G. Waggoner, Chicago.
W. Il. Bliss, Portland.
W. 8. Trill, Salem.
R. L. Donald
E. B. Conklin, Ontario.
VIM. Danner, Pocatello, Idaho.
L. P. Lucas, Portland.
Salem.
F. L. Freeburg, Portland.
w. 1. Crane, Portland.
D. Eggleston, Portland.
Edytlh Mills. Jefferson.
Fred Horned. Dallas.
n. B. Brown, Salem.
H. J. Bigger, Salem.
George New, Portland.
H. R. Kcene, Portland
John NJ. Williams, Eugene, Or.
NJ. Mccoy, Salem.
1. Cole.
A. A. Hale and wife, Portland.
Willamette.
W. r. Jeffress, Portland.
A. W. Anderson San Francisco.
C. T. Hibba0dv New York.
Waltd, jacobson, Portland
L. Allekoff, Portland.
Gus Moore, SAN Francisco.
$. A. Mile, Milton
G. D. Woodwork, Hood River.
]. A. JONES, Springfield
r. L. Donald, Portland.
c. f. Cochran, Union,
A. Swatton, Portland.
NJ ]. Heneghan, Seattle.
Henry E. Dosch, Portland.
]. D. Scharpp, Portland.
G. r. Castptr, Hood River.
+. A. Franz, Hood River.
Ms A. T. Webb, Portland.
Miss Clara Webb, Portland.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
Restrained Ticket Brof'

Salt Lake, July 6.-FedSs
Marshal today granted a temp
junction restraining ticket
from selling Rio Grande and
Pacific tickets.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
Frank Bagley. Aurora.

Frank Bagley. Aurora.
b. A. Washburn, Springfield ,omd
@. F. Lewis. Corvallis. euf
H. H. Wallace, Seattle. hori
J. G. Lindsay, Portland dc ,
J. NJ. Barr Chicago. se,
W. F. Minis, New York. iles
RI G. Macdonald, San Fran
]. B. Hutchins, New York
w. II. Fisk, New York. fasl
GegIge Dekum, Portland. am
Mrs. J. V. Watson, Astoria tnir
G. L. Cox, Portland. CON
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06
Gard Of ThankA

NJ. and MA Brace Cunningham de-
sire TO ertcDa their thanks 10 their
many frienas for numerous acts OF
kiDAses- and gnpathy shown during
sl,e4r recent hrcavanens,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-06

"ssV Bay Jcly s-Sir Jss.pN
N@sd' postmaster SeS~I Of New -.
.al'A ~~s tA'e guest 0f the PsssA.O, ),
hy. y"
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-02-16
Snrtal Stnr nf Stnart11n6
M y y y "A y y " y N \ LO

The Zenith Literary society me
last week %th Mrs. e. V Iobb and
mad. as usual i very Interesting meet
log They VIII n,eet next Monday
afternoon with Mrs G. l.. Foil. .estad.
Mrs. Babcock viii lead in History and
Mrs. Myers in Literature
& s, Z
y Jolly crowd OF young folks per-
peiratcd SurpriS" on the family of
L. :. Patterson aud. lnsadiug the
home. proceeded u -nJpy themselves
Danring wa> INDUCED in ull late
houst" hen supper was served and the
guests took their departure. having
spent 4 most ENJOYABLE evening
=, = y
Mrs. II :. Morris # SiSso1un at
tended the Eastern Star party Mon
day evening. Mrs. Norris left on the
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-02-16

nIght train for Rochester Mlnn
where she VIII visit TRENDS for q
month. MhlDank herald Advance.
z Z
Mrs. n. o. Pearson enlerta,ne. the
Altar society and Their friends We'd
neSday evening al cards There
were aoout forty III attendance. and
a very pleasant evening was eniJyeG
Refreshments were serveu aI 1880.
followed by vocal ind instrumeneal
muSih
= y =
Miss Anna Kerns entertained a few
friends informally Tuesdav evening
at the Turner hum Cards were
the order the evening
=. p =
The Ladies AID Society nf the
Presbyterian church were entertained
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-02-16
Sick
III. e q. q ache

When your head aches, there
is a storm in the nervous sys-
TEN, centering i'll the brain.
/ This irritation produces pain
in the head, and the turbulent
nerve current sent to the stom-
ach causes nausea, vomiting.
This is sick headache, and
is dangerous, as frequent and
prolonged attacks weaken the
brain, resulting in loss of
memory, inflammation, epi-
lepsy. fits, dizziness, etc.
Allay this stormy, irritated,
aching condition by taking
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills.
They stop the pain by sooth-
ing, Strengthening and reliev-
ing the tension upon the nerves
not by paralyz;ng them, as
do most headache remedies.
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills do
not contain opium, morphine,
choral, cocaine or similar drugs.
Sick headache is hereditary IN my
t71ily MY father suffered. a great
zeal, and for many years have had
spells that We're 50 severe that I was
unable to attend to my business affairs
f'r day or so at a, time. During a
Nery severe attack of headache, took
DR.: Miles Anti-Pain Pills and they
relieved me almost imnledio elv. Since
then take them when i cDeN
coming on and il stops it
JOHN ]. McEl. ! u,
Pres. S. e. Eng. Co, South lsel.a, md
DR.. Milea' Anti-pain Pills are sold by
your druggist, who will guarantee that
fails ne viii return your n1one =
25 doses 25 cents. Never sold in bulk.
Miles. Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-02-16

attend Scssion oi tnu L lo'!gr aud
help put anilers onto huncn n' ten
fawns, lncluding Darlington whi ich
the same had been found roamln :
about the reservation without any
brand. The hoys all agree that .hey
got ali that was coming to them and
me oi them was head to remark
There may bo two OF three
Great big fat flies en- me,
But there are none on the B =. o.. f
OF Watertown, by Gee
harrington is still curious to know
how long the golden stairs are. aud
who IT was "struck BILLY Patterson. y
when he tnds these lhiugs out he
will be satisfied Babcock said it
seemed good deal more HUMOROUS
to him this trip than ii did when he
was going over the rocky road a
while back
The mass meeting called Tor Tues
day evening to discusS the advlsaDllity
Inf>bullding a new school house was
heId On that evening, but owing to
fact that it hau not heet very we'll
advertised. the attendance was small
and after some discussion III was
decided lo call anouhcr meetlng .,lr
next Wednesday evening This IS a
matter OF first Importance to the city
ana every citizen, especially those
who are heads of families should
make an effort to be present at the
next meeting
"a hG0ru Try term of the clrcuit
court Tor Roberts county will convene
I'D this city next Tuesday February
10th with Judge Mccoy on the benc h.
Th"ic IS very heavy calender, over
Zoe ciVi anu about 40 criminal cases.
ana the term bids falr tn be "A long one.
One II the most important cases to
come up this tenn Is the Zach Flute
murder case which will probab ly
come early in the term Then there
are the libel cases against G. G. Knap-
pen OF the Sisseton STANDARD and
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-02-16

Ihursday afternoon NV Mrs Il II
Turner. Mrs Turner was assisted
IN entertaining hy Mrs, j. O. Knanp.
me guests numbered about thirty
five
Mrs. JAS. Ryan will entertain to-
lhorroW afternoon for her mother.
MIS- Dunn, who expects to return to
her home 10 Rosemount, Mimi.
Monday
Mrs. a. b. Matthews entertained
the q. A. II. aud w. r.. c. at a Lin
COINS birthday party Monday night
ana most enjoyable time is report
cd. An appropriate program was
rendered and refreshments we're
served
The local lodge of Red Men will
give grand dance at the opera
house on February 22nd, or according
10 the calendar of the Red Men, the
22nd sun Of Snow and Moon. Mil.
lers orcnertra Wit furnish the music
and good time IS assured.
Il Il Il
The cluD VIII noIi is regular
practice dance a ne ppera house on
saturday efeniog. Ifehras ry l7th
Il Il Il
The gentlemen members of the
fortnlghtly Cinch ciuD will entertain
the ladies at cards aad lunch next
Monday evening The gentlemen are
very reticent aian' wwat they propose
TO nave i0i entertainment, but it is
certain There are some surprises in
store. All the gentlemen are re-
quested IL meet at TIE hail Sunday
Afternoon
4 & 4
The ladies of the Guild of the
Episcopal church met with Mrs. j. j.
BattertoD yesterday. They will meet
next time with Mrs. Fl. L. Cortelyou.