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: from stations at 4. VI.

4 indicates trace of precipitation
l.. A. WELSH Local FOrecaster.
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A Spring Display of Sheer
White Fabrics.


IN An TNSt RPASSED ARRAY or NEW
wEANES AND MATERIALS.
Dame Fashion in a Speech from the
throne" DEGREES that tn. spring and sum-
mcr season will he tho greatest white
goods event of hor reign.
We arc fully ready for the great demand.
White French lawns.
white French organizes.
White Paris mousscline
White air line cloth
White Persian lawns
White silk mulls.
White India linous.
White mercerized poplns
White sea island nainsool.
Aud many other new things in white
We could devote this entire page i'm telling
about them. Even then you would not
know them so we'll as you will when you
see them. Linen department. main floor
New Mercerized Vicerine
Suiting.
There are few materials that are so dis
tinctlv new and at the same lime so well
adapted to the purpose intended these
beautiful and scrviceable vicerine suitngs
We will try to give you a description Of
them but YOU must see them in the piece
to appreciate fully the beauty of this new
material \ mcrCerzed yarn, rather un-
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OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
OMAHA, Feb. H.-Official record of tenn
pHrature and precipitation. compared with
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Temperature and precipitation departures
from the normal at Omaha since March 1
and comparison with the last two years:
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Deeds Recorded

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s,-oo
Mrs eI.,d.r g. c,.vr. n II
no,,oh ho,se ALI, !, crsy,.,;I,. cog
l., 10 us,;on saoo
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Dies Al BirdsVlIle

Mr.. C. II. Coffield, former resident
of this city. died at Birdsville, Thurs
day, November Sth.
He was stricken with paralysis Mon
day morning sometime, as Mr.. Dunn
found him unconscious when he went
to awaken him.
He gas the mail carrier from Birds.
vile to Hampton.
He was a highly respected citizen
and lived most Of his life in Livingston
county. He is survived by a wife and
Ave children.
The funeral vas held at Bluff Church
Friday and the burial took place at the
cemetery near that place.
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Judge R. A. Dowell. who moved
from this county to wellsford, Kansas,
several years ago. will leave there and
locate in Falfurrias. Texas.
Judge Dowell was in Texas on pleas
ure in the spring and bought some real
estate while there. He has become
very much impressed with the country
during his visits there and has decided
to move his family and make his home
there in the future.
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Mcconnell & Stone MARION: KENTUCKY

Next Tuesday is special registration
day for local option.
No hunting allowed on my farm.
Don't forget IT, 4. F. WALKER.
WAsTED-to sell l40 acres land in
Hardin county ILL.,. miles east Of
Cave-in-rock. 20 acres timber. splendid
stock farm. springs.
J. W. Paris.
We noticed in town yesterday Mr..
J. Z. Stephens one Of the best farmers
Of the Repton neighborhood Emanuel
Stephens is a son Of Peter Stephens
and brother-in-law Of ". D. Canaan,
Of this city.
Mrs. Drew Johnson. of Ridgwsy. Ill.,.
who has been visiting relatives in this
county for the past month returned to
her home today friday. She vas
formerly Miss Boaz and has number
of friends and relatives here.
Mr.. W. Bennett Order, Of the Harve
Portor store neighborhood. has been
quite sick. but is now reported better.
Mr.. Order Is enc Of the old landmarks
Of Crittenden county. He is a stanch
and faithful member Of the Piney Fork
Cumberland Presbyterian church.
Seldom Hughes returned Wednesday
from Evansville where be had been to
have an operation performed on hrs
eye. He came home with his eye so
much improved that he viii be able to
resume his duties at the Press Office
Monday.
Rev. Ben Andres left Monday Tor
Louisville where he vas married
Thursday to Miss Jessie Cooper Ellis,
Of that city. He. with his bride will
return to this city Monday. hr. and
Mrs. John Wilson have issued invita-.
tons to a reception given in honor Of
the bridal party.
Mr., George n. Foster has purchased
the A. N. Hearin property on Depo'
street and will move his family to !,
very soon. Mr.. Foster has just recent
y embarked in the livery usiness am
will move TO town 20 that he will b,
closer 10 his work. While he has al
ways lived near, We are glad to hav,
him come and be one Of W..
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Cards OF Thanks

We wish TO extend our thanks to the
many friend who assisted Us In the III.
ness and burial q our dear wife and
mother.
J. $. c. ELDTs. AND FAMILY.
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Local option tHNlion btceWnei 'til'
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Cook, Of Kelsey,
were visiting in the city this week.
K. &. Cas-, Of Henderson. was
caller at the RECORD Office Monday.
G.P. Grow left Tuesday for several
weeks trip in Illinois and Tennessee.
Miss Addle Num-. Of Rodney. ~as
the guest Of Miss Mabel Guess Sunday.
No hunting allowed on my place.
W. l.. HUGHES.
2. A. Bennett left Tuesday for Padu-
cab and Smithland to ba absent for
several days.
The Marion Coal and Transfer Com
pany sell the best coal mined Wheat
croft Coal.
Miss Bertha Wright was the guest
OF Miss Rebecca Williams. Of Provi-
4
dence. Sunday.
LOST A little black pig.
SUSIE BosToS.
Mrs. Al Svansey and Miss Jones, OF
Eddyyille. we're the guests Of friends
and relatives in Pleasant Hin neighbor'
hood Sunday.
Bes, coal 90 the market Prompt
delivery.
Marion Coal & Transfer Co.
Ms. NJ. ]. Reed left Tuesday for her
home in Paduesh after spending few
days with her son. Mr.. A. II. Reed. o.
this city.
While trying to run a PIG out Of tn
yard Mrs. Ed Flsnary fell and stuck Z
nail through the palm OF her hand sas
tanning a sery painful injury.
A little child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Wick was very badly burned Sunday
| Il pulled a pot OF boiling coffee owe
and spilled the contents on itself.
Wanted A few gentlemen boarders.
Mrs. c. 2. NocoLE.
John Warren Travis. who has bee
employed in the Salem mill for som
tune, has accepted a position with III
Marion Milling Company. and will NOV
Is family 70 Marion.
Don't forget the vaudeville acts
IAN Aristocratic Tramp" Seven !
number and they are all good one'
The attraction Is booked for Frida.
Nov. Is.
Mr.. Gus Taylor. Of the firm Of To,
Tor & Canaan. has been quite III Il
morc than a week las, Monday
came 10 the store ard worked. at n
same time realizing that he should has
been az home.
Jas. l.. ,. Pans left Wednesday {,
Louisville where b. Win have his ey,
treated. Ne was accompanied by h
sister. Miss Carrie Paris. They will /
. the guest, q NJ y " Paris vhi
there
Mr Cah,h stone. thc father ~ %
,ovnsman. DT G, " Stone, Is sNpcc
? I'd IN arrive from ms trip 10 washini
: ton ard California to-day lie stcpp,
at Kuttawa fog . few dsys visit VII
his brother. Capt, W. ]. Stone.
let me figure with you on your COZ
crete work. curling your oemetei
lots. walks and etc. Lsg vicx.
; Born to the wife Of George Col
b Pierce a boy on Nov. 3. 1906 wcigl
nine pounds. Both mother and chi
are dong well. SIR. Coin Pierce
the son Of Judge ]. 2, Pierce, Of N
place. and his wife is a daughter
John Farris. Of Salem They live
!. at4i loWa Avenue. ST Louis. NJ
Mr.. Pierce has been employed and u
iug IN Sc Louis for nine OF ten year
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Fresh kraut the best u. l.. Dlai'
Fred Nipple Of Madisonyille, was IN
the city Tuesday
Two spring wagons for sale.
ScHwAB.
Mrs.. HOruing, OF Blackboard, WAS in
the city "Wednesday shopping
Nice fresh cooking hgs.
Gil. DIAL.
Nm. w. II. Msyes. Of Caldwell
Springs. was in tovn Monday.
Lacy Mum. of Rodney. was the
guest Of Avis Stephens Sunday
Virgil Elgin. Of Louisville. is visiting
his parents Rev. and Mrs. Virgil Elgin.
No hunting allowed on my farm.
Bunyon Paris.
". II. Crow left Tuesday for Harris
onbury, La. where he will spend the
winter. ..'
The Marion Coal and Transfer Com
pany sell sturgis and Wheateroft Coal.
Miss Amanda Campbell visited friends
in Caldwell Springs neighbOrhood the
first Of the veck.
Judge Of the tree BY it, fruit.
DR.. >. S. Stilwell Dentist over Marion
Bank.
Mrs. J. J. Martin. Of sullivan. was
the guest Of h,r sister. Mr. J. T.
Piekens. the first Of the week.
T. II. Cochran left Tuesday night
for Louisville TO attend the Tn-Statc
Vehicle Association.
Miss Winnie Wilcox. OF Padueah.
was the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Nins
Hover,on. Sunday and Monday.
WANTED White shuekcd corn. VIII
pay highest market prices.
MARION MILLING Co
Mrs. II. II. Sayre. Misses Kitty Gray
and Blanche Hasse were the guests
Of Mr. J. L. Grayot. Of Princeton,
Friday afternoon.
Coains 4 Caskets. prices rock bot
tom. Num- a Tucker
Mcsdames J.. =. Price. T.. II. Holts
claw and Miss Emma Adams ~erc u
SturEiS Tuesday morning
Woods 4 orme can furnish Vol
books. tablets. states and etc
Mr.. Ira 7. Pierce and Geo. Given
have formed a partnership and will ruI
restaurant IN the new building o
Judge ]. r Pierce.
10 you want some gcod sweet an
sour picklcs9 See G.. l.. Dial
Elders ]. A. Hunt. J.. X. Clark an
Nv. I. Paris returned Friday fron FOL
ton where they have been attending
meeting
hope May all bus photo francs
medaliors or nice framed picture a
b Fohs foF a wedding prrscn, Nellie.
Rev. W 7. Oakley returned MOnda
morning from Coteville. a.. where h
had gone to attend the funeral Of NJ
stcp-father, Rev. G. ". Campbell.
. Woods a orme are heupQuarter
for school books, tablets, slates an
pencils.
, Harry Gill. after visiting wee
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.. J I
= Gill. left Tuesday for his home IN Den
, son. Texas. lie was ACCOMPANIED by HI
sister. Miss Carrie. who has gone
spend the winter. Harry has positio
a. mail CLERK
. WANTED Room With heat. IN pr
: yale family. Answer.
20. Box lsO c. s kMoHr.
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LITTLE RECORDS.

- - sNas>~SsN1S
3 " Num-. Dentist
Fresh mackerrl at &. l. Dial.
Eggs "a cents cash. ScIrAs
Henry HAYNES wAs IN Mexico Mon.
day
J. o. Gray. Of Salem. wa m toxin
Monday.
Roarders wanted.
Mas. D. u WlGGsroN
Cob u. c. Roberts arrived IN N, city
saturday.
BUY the be-, neat from ]. ". Civ.
ms & Son.
Dr. Oscar Fox. Of yic~. Eas IN town
Saturday.
Dr. J. p. Fox. Of Leyias. Eas IN the
ci,y Saturday
Turkeys 10 cent. per pound
SoHvAB.
Nh. l.. l.. Hard. Of Frances. sAs 10
town shopping Saturday.
No hunting sllosed On M farm.
t-l-l.7 Jro. Cochran.
A. s,egar. II PnhSe;On. sas in
town Monday.
J. W. Blue and A. C. Moore acre in
sullivan Friday.
Don't buy your coal until you see W.
Marioo Coal q Transfer Co.
I'D. PARIS. Of Ssle-. AS IN the
city Friday.
For fresh NEAT 20 70 J " Owens
a Son.
Lee Rankir. OF Ford. Ferry. ssa N
town Monday.
let Us an your coal soase with good
coal. Marion Coal q Transfer Co.
&C. Grady left hooday for Bloom
,ngtOa. Ind. Sherc be- Is attending
school
Woods & Ormc cars everything
needed In the school RON.
Guy ohve. viii Mcconnell, Noele
Hin and wmfrcd Sleamaker we're IN
Henshaw Sunday
White House coffee. best N toru
odd by u. Koltinssy
I'D T. n. Burhham, Of Virginia,
attended thu dedication Of the new
church at Pleasant Hill Sunday
Miss Willie Carlos. Nho u teaching
a, Sloan. spent Saturday and Sunday
si,h her mother. M. " 7. Carlos
The price has bccn reduced On at
my ready-to.wear hats
Ma. A. ). CAvENpEE.
Mr.. 5. T. Human and MIS- Aune
Freeman wer, the guests Of Mos Re
becca William. of Providence. Sunday
Oh rays 81 any kind, guarantee yo'
Oc per hundred pounds ior thirty days
Cash up. S'""Nh' N.Y.
Mr.. and Mn. Hale Franklin spenI
Sunday with Mr and Mrs. har'"'
Davidson at Crittcnden Springs.
WHAT The u.c ." buy anything
when good coal costs no more
Marion Coal 4 Transfer To-
Col |. n. James. l.. II. James AM
A. Dewey went 10 kuttawa to 'o0e a
flour mill which they are ecntemp@'
my buying
Handkerchief. side and hack eon'o-
poke, bocks. purses and In fact any
thing the family needs At such reason
able price. at Fohs. ! always eu'
there. 10 Saver
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Cold and hot baths at Metz q Sed.
BERN.
Miss Nellie Walker va. in sullivan
Friday
Nice California grape.
James Henry Icf, Monday Tor Jefer.
sonyillc. Ind
Will pay cents per pound for chick.
ems. ScHwAB.
" u. Crouell. Of Blackford. vas in
toun Friday
johnson Order left Tuesday for a
fev days trip in the south.
Ne hunting allowed on my place.
W. H. HUGHES.
Mr. Harry Monroe. OF Beaver Dam.
was in the city Monday
Mrs. c. Z. Meta ), the CUES, Of rel
atiyes in Caseyvillc this seek
Cash paid for ali kinds Of produce.
Dial & GRIsSoN.
Mr.. ". J. Hcdges and Geo. D. Kemp.
Of Iron Hin. were in town Monday.
Mr. and Mr.. Virgil Carleton return
ed Sunday from their visit in Chrisney.
Ind.
Mrs. NJ. J. Reed. Of f%dueah. is the
guest Of her son A. u. Reed Of this
city.
wanted win pay fair cash price for
three thousand red cedar or black locust
fence post. Z. J, HAYWARD.
Mrs.. Kate Powell left Tuesday for
Padueah. sberr Dir will visit for sew
ersl days
Mr.. and hr. James Lowcry. Of Ere
donia. we're TIC guests Of Mr.. J. W,
Gocdloc hcoaay
Nice fresh groceries. Promp, deliv'
cry Oranges and lemons.
Geo. l.. Dial.
Mss M.sdy Campbell Is visiting rel
auyes In the Dyeusburr nelghborhOoc
this week
Zeal without knowledge Is fire with
out light" Dr. y. s S:ilvell dentist
over Marion Bank,
FOR few cents have made such
pretty Mantle. Al kinds Of animals
vases. and etc. at Fohs.
Mcsc ,mcs. J. T. Ray ASJ 5 m a
l.o~ery. Of Frcdonia. Wcrr IN the city
Friday shopping
Al infant Of Mr. and Mr.. jane
Tolly died "Wednesday morning am
was buried THURSDAY
They broke some 81 .u,s to-day foh
pnces can't b. t,at, all get ne'
ones there
10, and sofrue are lcStdoor neigh
bor, Keep In mind " , 5. stu
sell ~h,n tooth sorrow comUs
Your 'Ir b. thc unN p,scemskcr
much virtue IN an If ur. T. $
StilW,lI Dentist over Marion Rank.
Woods a urmc haze th, lsrgcs, tab
lets and states that can be cough, 70
the money.
Misses Grace Aimsworth and Lilli
Guess were the guest Of friends, o
Caldwell Springs neighborhood Sunday
Ruy your coal when you can get tn
hes, coal for the same money.
Marion Coal & Transfer Co
Mr.. Matte Hcmphill, Of Ridgwsy
. H.. returned 10 her home today lFr'
49,. Dr. .,,,,d,nv a tnonth With hp
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snpt P. $. saXies OF the govern.
n-ent schoo, returued Tuesday at
terooon tram his vacation visit to his
ola home il the famous Shenandoah
VALLEY He WAS a day longer in max
ing the retusn trip than he expected
owing to the congestion OF tratflc &c.
casionei by the crowds thronelng tt
Minneapolis from every direction
Mrs. SayIes and daughter Will return
later. AT the time Prof. sayles left
Mrs. Sayles' father was seriously III
and she remained at his bedside
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DOR SALE - A top buggy, nearly new
Cheap. Apply to FL. Fl. Leavltt Sisseton
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take one, two, three. four. five, six,
seven, eight or nine. and the answer
Is always the same
Henry Helvig is entertaining his
mother. Mrs A $. Hetyig.
Harold, sou of II. L. Spackman. is
nursing a very lame foot. caused 10y
stepping on an upturued garden rake.
A. j. Norhy returned last Saturday
from Denver, Colo. where he has
been for several weeks He says Mrs.
Norby is regalning her health and
expects to Return to SiSseton for a
visit sometime next mouth.
b. NJ. Hanson, who is employed IN
Stavig Bros. store. is taking a we'll
earned vacation abd he and his fam
lily have gone to Iowa for two
weeks visit with relatives.
"Grandma" Tower returned Thurs
day from the encampment at Mime
apolls. She says the crush was some
thing tremendous, impossible of con-
ception by one who has not been IN
it. People ~ every side were over
come by the heat. She says the Red
Cross people,dd great work.
Rev and Mrs. w. II. Crothers and
baby hoy arrived Wednesday evening
from Fort Morgan, Colo, accompa-
nj d bv aud Miss Mary Morris, who
has teen spending the summer with
them. Rev. Cro1herS will remain fol
two or three weeks and during his
stay will occupy the Presbyterian
pulpit on Sunday Mrs. Crothers
and the baby will probably remain
for longer visit. They are the
guests of Mrs Crothers' parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. K. Morris.
We are just little cranky on two
points. For a long time we hav,
| never learQ single meTCQaQJ klCl
on the doctrine either. A week O
so ago certain business man looked
up prices on me job work and da
or two later on inquiry we found the
had placed an order for some STOW
polish abd would receive some sta
tionery ''thrown in" Now that sor
of thing is not square deal 10y
long shot. Ii it is all right for on
farmers to trade at home, 1T is jus
as correct 70, our business men to d
it. especially as there was no shadoN
of an excuse for getting the wor
away from home. The wholesal
house isn't giving things away and
they throw in premiums they take j
outin the quality Of the goods an,
the local merchant is imposing OF
his customers TO just that extent
Don't talk buy at home unless 20
are willing to do it yourself Han
cock Record.
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take one, two, three, four. five, six,
seven, eight or nine. and the answer
is always the same.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-08-17

Mrs. Gutherson of Browns Valley
has been the guest OF Mrs. Sam Wit
son this week.
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Harry Siegle, of the Valley, was IN
the city Monday.
Frank Nejedly has been appointed
game warden.
Senator L. S. Hougen of Wilmot
was IN the city Monday.
Charlle Harris madea business trip
down to Milbank Monday.
&c. Knapp and Frank Nejedley
drove down to Lohre Sunday.
Guild Hail has been very much inn
proved Ia appearance this week by a
coat of paint,
Mrs. A. Rose has returned from u
visit to her daughter ia North Da--
kota,
Thos. Cahlll left Monday for Sioux
Falls TO attend meeting of the state
embalmers.
Miss Dewell of Corona visited IN
&he city this week, the guest OF Miss
LAella Stevens.
States Attorney McNulty wen,
down to Peever to look after some
legal business Monday.
Mrs. Gray and daughter of Wilmot
we're the guests of Mr., and Mrs. a
II. Ingersoll over Sunday.
Miss Ruby Bennett took the Tues
day morning train for the cities te
attend the encamIment.
Mrs. Howard Babcock and son Cor
don spent several days this week VS.
iting friends in Wilmot.
Judge j. j. Batterton and wife are
taking IN the Grand Army Encamp-
ment IN Minneapolis this week.
Mayor Rickert went down to Mil
bank Monday to look after his eIe
vator at that place.
Miss Susie Hill is now behind the
delivery window Of the postoffice
commencing work there Monday.
A mass convention OF the socialist
party of Roberts county will be hel6
In Sisseton Saturday, the 25th.
Among those who went down tt
the Encampment Monday were Co
Treasurer Tom Thompson and wife
B. T. Sandsmark. the Eddy mer
chant and all around hustler, tran
sacted business in the city Tuesday
A. II. Gilbert and wife were anon,
those who hied them to the G. A. r
Encampment at Minneapolis Mon
day.
Rev. Crothers of Fort Morgan, Col
will preach next Sunday morning
and evening at the Presbyterian
church.
During the absence of Will Swed-
land, who went down to the cite
Monday, John Spackman has hat
charge of the billiard parlors.
Hon. j. G. Perkins came up from
Pierre Saturday to spend a few day
with his family and attend to SOM
business matters.
Editor b. L. Opsal of the Peeve
Pilot was in the city Monday an
made this Office a pleasant call. Der
looks prosperous and says evervthin
is coming his way.
A match game Of tennis is on to
day between the East Side Tenn
club and team from Milbank, 70
: the championship Of Grant and Rot
erts counties.
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THE CHURCHES.

ST. Peters, Services at 1880 a. IN.
Rev. FIR. GUILTY
Meth"A'~' Elrs~ meeting, 10 a. m. !:
preachl ,bhath School.
Has: Jvu., j.. 4. 3 p. M: Epworth
League. $50: evening service s p. IN:
Rev. +. b. Dunn. Pastor.
Episcopal services ln the Guild
Hall. Sunday. August 60 at l0:3O a.
IN. and s p. M. Seats free. all well
come. Rev II. Nelson Tragitt
Presbyterian Sunday ser
vices. Preaching 1890 a. M, Sun
day School, ~ M; G. Z. meeting 6:45
p. m.: evening service s p. m. While
the churcn is without pastor. the
Sunday school and G. f. will NEE,
regula ~ and preaching services will
be held when possible
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-08-17
LLOYD Jones, NJ. D.

For twenty years an oculist in New
York, has recently settled IN Stsse-
ton.
Hypermetropia, myopia, astigma-
tlsm, aphakia, aniscmetropla, pres
cyopia. asthenopla, muscular unbal-
ance and all other defects of vision
cured. 1hirty-three per cent dis
count until Aug. "a. Examination
free. satisfaction guaranteed. Of
fee at Commercial Hotel until fur
ther nutice
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c. NJ. \ ST. Z. RAILWAY.
SISsEToN DIVISION.

H. d. DIVISION.
No, 3 +" - 2:35 Il. IN.
No. (going east 1910 a. m.
No. 6 - y +" 1906 a. IN.
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DIRECTORY

MARKET PLACES FOR SALE OF MoHlGAGED
CHATTELS.
AT the front door of the postottice in the
following towns: SisSeton. Win ot, Summit,
Peever White Rock. Ellington. Vernon, Co.
roma. the o. o. Lohre postoice. Sec /, One
Road Twp. Also in front of school house
known as the town hall in Becker Twp
Front door of store building on Section %
township lbs. range 80.
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STANDARD WANT COLUMN

LNoR SALE-Five room house and six lots
u improved in good residence part of City
Inquire at STANDARD office,
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FOR RENT-Hotel in Sisseton. Inquire OF
" Mrs. Baird
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MARKET REPORT.
These quotations are corrected weekly by
the Sisseton Milling Co.. and are absolutely
raiahlp.
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DOR SALE--Double barreled. hammerless
~ 12-gauge Hopkins s. Aahn gun. Used
only one season. Good as new. Miss Glare,
Haggarty. Commercial Hotel.