The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-06-15

MFS. JOuu SplCkeI Is VlS'OluS illCuus
IN Wisconsin.
September 10, 20, and 81 are the
dates set for the Roberts county fair.
Don't forget it.
For a good smoke "Don Almo
Cigars" is the best, made by Lind
quist & Nelson's Mllbauk factory.
Mrs. Murphy left on the early
train Saturday for Minneapolis,
where she Will make her home with
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Murphy.
A lew foundation Is being placed
under the Lutheran church, aud the
building is being raised.
Miss Bessie Olson Of Ortonville
visited with the Anderbergs and
other friends in the city this week.
Phillip LaBatte started Wednes- !!
day for the Blackfoot reservation in
Montana, after car load OF horses.
e. d. Chausse has been making
some Improvements on bis property
on Third avenue, building an addition
and repaintiug it.
WANTED: Men 10 each state to
travel. post signs. ad vertise and leave
samples of our goods Salary $500
per month. $500 per day for ex-
pensps Huffman Co., Dept S
Atlas Block, Chicago
The Clionian Entertainers from
Owatonna Mimi, will be at the
opera house next Wednesday even
log. Strictly high class entertain
ment. Seats 80 cents.
OTIS Carvath,- OF Ha INNS Beer
fame, at least he has done his share
IN making it famous in this vicinity
was in the city Tuesday and went
to Veblen wednesday.
The Corona baseball team played
the Clinton, MIMI, nine at Nc
Gaughey's Park on the east side Of
Big Stone Lake Sunday. The score
was s to in favor of Clinton
Mrs. G. o. Kiveley was seriously
injured in q runaway last Friday
evening and for time 1T was feared
her injuries would prove fatal. Her
condition is reported somewhat inn
proved today.
, JIG. Knapp has been at Sioux
Falls this week IN attendance upon
the meetings of the Masonic and
o Eastern Star Grand Lodges. He met
0 Mrs. Knapp there on her way home
from Sheldon, Iowa.
! Mrs. Francis II. Hammond and
y daughter Mildred expect to leaye next
: Tuesday for Ekland, Peno., where
they will spend the summer with
IS relatives. Mrs. Hammond will prob
ably return west this fall.
We understand that Brother Per
kins of the Wilmut Reporter ha;
p drawn a lucky number in the pension
IF lottery and that hereafter he vii
l. draw $24.0o per month from uncl
Sam, as a sort of lardy recognition OF
n his services in the War of the Re
n bellon.
: Flag Day was celebrated in Tia
city by general display of the star
er and stripes and by picnic at Lal
a. rabees grove, under the auspices o
es the w r. g.. where an elaborat
program appropriate to the occaso
vn was rendered. The day was
ct beautiful one and a large crowd at
o., tended.
er Episcopal Services will be omitte
Tuesday June l9 as the Revd Tragi
re is about to move his household goo(
Ter and family to Milbank during tt
no week. The next service will t
is announced through the columns
the STANDARD. This week Rev
-, Tragitt is IN attendance at II
annual convocation at Sioux Fall
=, being secretary OF the same.
nd The day to celebrate Monday. Jul
'ho 18th coming. Gollmar Bros. Create
lof American Shows New and super
brimful aud overlooking with II
most sensational, ingenious and hig
class arenic and hippodrome featu
". acts ever exhibited. A colossal con
bination of circus, museum, hipl
-, drome and sl,00o,o0o menager
200 artists, 30 clowns. 100 featu
acts, geo blooded horses $780,
ell, blood-sweating behemoth, mons
ead herd of performing elephants, SEQ
and of surprising sights and scenes
rom salutation. Grand, gold glitter
,lon and glorious free street parade 10