The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-08-31
Remember, fifteen birds is the
limit tomorrow.

IIIIllU UOlllOITOW.
Miss Mabel Knappen, of Minneapo-
lis is visiting relatives in the city.
w. j. Hines, Jr., the Agency mer-
chant. was Sisseton visitor Monday.
h. T. Sandsmark, the Eddy cream
cry man and merchant. Was doing
business in the city Tuesday.
j. A. McKeever went down to Pee
yer Wednesday to look after his ele-
vator interests there.
The Epworth Leauge gave d lawn
social at the home of Mrs. Louise
Bennett last evening
Jake Lalug, travelling auditor of
the Hamm Brewing Co., was in town
Tuesday, calling on the trade.
Miss Celia Burns has returned and
her many friends are pleased to see
that she is much improved in health.
There was gentleman in the city
Mondav from St. Paul looking the
ground over with view to putting
id furniture and undertaking es.
tabliSnment here?
Father GUILTY went down to Big
Stone this morning and Will return on
the evening train.
The vacant room In the Opera
House block recently occupied bv
Rollag g. Quande, has been undergo
ing repairs this week and we under :
stand that new hardware store will
be opened In the same.
Mr. Morton. the prescription drug
glst at the City drug store, is back at
his post after months vacatiC Il
spent IN Iowa.
| Matt hoffman has commenced the
erection of residence on Fourth av-
enne which he is building of concrete
blocks manufactured by the SiSseton
Stone Co.
George Baxter and L. V. Peek, two
at the best CT 'em from Wilmot. were
in the city Tuesday in attendance
upon meeting of the county central
committee
+. S. Stone. who represents the
Mcclure & Atwood Grain Commits
sion Co., was in the city Monday look
ing after grain Shipments
A letter received by relatives from
Noble e. Wilcox. locates him at Wa
dena, Saskatchewan, N. w, t., where
be is conducting a barber shop and
billiard room and sayshe has a mint
He ordered the STANDARD sent tc
| him. :,
a farmer named Mulroy living in
Easter township, fell into the hands
of the game warden Wednesday His
dog and glu were cOntiscated and he
was taken before Judge Prindeville
who fined him $40 and costs. His dog
and gun were given back.
The Farmers Exchange hit upon q
neat little advertising scheme yester
day. Mrs. Mckeever, the manager
sent out Invitations to the schoo
marms who are in the city attending
the institute. asking them to call al
the Exchange. 1t is needless to say
that they all came and each lady was
presented with pretty bouquet ahc
a cute little japanese halr pin.
Prof. L.. Isgrig is a graduate of the
Weltmer College of Magnetic Heal
ing. He has located at Sisseton, 5
D., for tie purpose of practicing thi:
famous, drugleSS system of treat
ment. Those who suffer from Stom
ach trouble, Constipation, Rheuma
tism, Deafness, Eczema, Sore Eyes
Cancer, Paralysis and Consumption
can obtain speedy cure by the pow
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Offices at Commercial Hotel. (7tt
The bowling alley will open Satur
day evening" Sept LIST. Ladies night
each Friday evening during Septem
her, and after September tuesday
afternoons and Friday evenings vii
belong to the ladies. A beautifu
loving cup vii! be given to the lad,
and gentleman rolling the highest av
erage score for his or her twelve hes
games up to and including thos
BOWED on Ian list, 1907, This aL
plies to Teal BOWERS only.
W j. Towles, wife and daughte
returned from their trip to Siou
Falls. Tuesday, where they have bee
to attend meeting OF the Stat
Pharmaceutical association. W. .
says they had the time Of their live:
as the MouX Falls people are royt
entertainers. The Towles were pa
ticularly fortunate lD the dltferer
contests and carried off six Of til