The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-04-13
The STANDARD for job printing.

terdav for The twin cities Oh a bust
ness "trip.
Cha> Perkins came home from
Webster tn spend Sunday with his
family ana returned Monday.
w O'Gar-- YOU KNOW him. of course
YOU do-was ia the city the first of
II he week renewing old acqllain-
tances
Sidney IL. knappen aud wife, of
Minneapolis visited Mond&l aud Tues |
day with j. J. BattertonS faulty and /
the family of the editor OF tins rag of |
freedom
WANTED: Men in each state to
travel, post signs, advertise and leave
per piles of our goods Saary $500
pensmonth $500 per day for ex-
A'lae> lNuhlman CO.. Dept. $.
sans Is ,:k. Chica 60.
For RENT-A good quarter SET
ton. good buildings. good water,
PASTURE 100 acres under cultivation
part fall plowed, Inquire of Il. j.
Turner.
A. an index to the Immense volume
OF business done in the register of
deeds Office Of Roberts county it may
be cited that last month the fees
received from the filing of in
struments alone vas S42S
Mr.. and Mrs. Tueil, who haye been
teaching at the SiSseton Government
government school at Lame Deer,
Montana, and left for their new
field of labor Monday.
We are glad to report that Mrs.
w. j. TowleS, who Is IN uhc ho>pi
tai at Minneapolis, is steadily mn
proving and gaining strength every
day, though her progress is unnec-
essarly slow
Plaut trees this spring. and YOU
will not only beautity your place, bu
yeur children and your children's
'children Will rise up and coll you
blessed But read the ordinance be-
fore you plant the trees
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ.
Il. church Will give tea at the home
of Mrs Foster on Wednesday after
noon, April IS. A cordial lavitation
is eXten ded to all. Mrs Price. EreSi-
| dent
Mrs. o. L. Axness returned from
her visit to Minneapolis and Montevi-
do Monday ard O. II. wears a much
relieved expression on his coun-
| tenance.
Among those who went down to
Wlmo' Monday to attend the Lind
QuiSt knappeu wedding was Paul
Babcock, Miss Floy Parmtter, Mr..
and Mrs ]. j Ratterton. Budge Bat
terton and Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.
knappen
Among the Masons who went down
from sisseton to attend the funeral
of the late w. b. Saunders at Mil
bank Monday, We're j. G. Knapp, j.
A. RicNert, u. S. Morris and Casper
Kennedy. They report big funeral.
Tuesday night was minstrel night
at the opera house. All the high
toned culud ladies were there with
shiny face and klnky hair. 1t was
the night when the Ladies Mlnstrels
held sway. and the house was crowd
ed to its seating capacity by the
theatre-going public, who expected
a rare treat, and they were not dis
appointed. The ladies covered them
selves with glory.
! Sioux Fails 500 Critic: The cit;.
Iogue houses received their hardest
blow in the state when the food and
dairy commissioner found full ship
ment of Montgomery, Ward & Co.'S
stuffs dangerously adulterated. Hit
'em again People are getting next
right fast, and by honest goods and
fair prices the local merchant will
win in the end.
The oratorlcal contest held at the
Methodiot church Monday evening
; under the auspices of the w. q. t.
U. was we'll attended and most en-
ioyable time is reported. There we're
two contests, an oratorlcal and a
musical. In the former there we're
five contestants, and Mrs. Dunn car
ried off first honors and Mrs. j. a.
McKeeyer second. In the musical
contest there were four contestants,
and Ethel Price won the medal,
while Edna Mckeeyer won second