The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-01-12
an important announcement to he
made. Seats free. All welcome.


Notice the change in the adj of w.
j. TcwlcS in this issue.
Hans Nybors was a visitor in the
city from The Agency Thursday.
Hal Knight went to Peever yes ter
day afternnoa, returning on the
evening train.
Barney Knowles, who sells booze
and makes good fellow of himself
as side line, was in the city We'd
neSday.
have engaged competent shoe
maker and am prepared to do all
kinds of shoe repairing good work
and prompt service.
coy WILL j. THOMAS
Mrs. George Garfield returned
Tuesday from Minneapolis She will
return to that city next week and
they expect to make their home there
10 the future.
Miss Ida Human, of the STAHD-
ARD office, who has been visiting rel
atives 10 Grand Forks, N. D., for
the past two weeks, returned to Sisse-
ton tuesday.
of town to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Charles Garrison, Sunday, were Will
Pulver, of Peever and Mrs. Cliff
Larsh, OF Br,tton.
The STANDARD has recently added
lot of new material, to
its job department., including
some fine wood type for poster work.
BRING 10 your work.
l have engaged d competent shoe
maker and am prepared TO do all
kinds of shoe repairing. Good work
and prompt service
(26) WILL J. THOMAS
Attorney Thad l.. Fuller, of Mil
bank and Adoph Anderson, of Cor
ona, were in the city Wednesday
evening on legal business with At
torney j j. Batterton.
Mr.. Miracle, the cement walk
manufacturer, of Milbank, was IN the
city Tuesday ard Wednesday and
went before the county commission
ers relative to his disputed claim
against the county.
While in the city attending con-
missioners meeting this week. Chas.
Mlnges improved the opportunity to
set his subscription to the STANDARD
ahead year. for which he has our
tina ks.
WANTED District Managers to
post signs advertise and distribute
samples. SALARY SIS. 90 weekly, SO 90
per day for expenses. State age and
present employment. Ideal Shear
Co, 80 randolph St. Chicago. (2S-4m)
County Commissioner Laing made
us pleasant call Monday and adj
ded to the pleasure of the meeting by
dropping a big, round silver dollar
into the slot for another years sub
scription to this great family Jour
nal
The oeer flow from the water tank
has caused quite pond to be formed
on the west side of the track and as
a result Of the combination of water
and cold weather. a national ice rink
has been formed which is enioyed by
all lovers of that sport on account of
It's nearness to town and accesslbll,tv.
Miss Annie Prunty, one of the
teachers IN the city schools, who
went home for the holiday vacation.
was unavoidably detained there by
the serious illness of her mother and
did not arrive here in time for the
opening OF school and Mrs. j. G..
Knapp ''subbed" ir her place.
A. W. Carlson, one of the prosper
Gus farmers from near Wilmot, was
in the city Monday and called to
pay the printer that little bill. Mr..
Carlson says that they have the rural
postal delivery in his neighborhood
and are gong to have telephone
line in the spring and then living on
a farm will be just as convenient as
living in town.
"Count" Edgar NJ. Bennett is en-
PERTAINING his daughter, Miss Ruby
Bennett, who arrived last Saturday
and will remain for an indefinite
period. Miss Bennett is an accom-
plished musician and will be a well
come addition to the young society
OF tho city. While here. She will
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