The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-10-12
q. L. Folkestad went down to til
cities yesterday on buying trip.

pOSlhlOn In the register OF deed IS
)ffice.
Miss Bessie Freeman of Aberdeen
s spending few days in the city,
The guest of MISS Nora Freeman.
Mrs. Hans Stavig and two children
eft Monday for Mounl City, where
they will visit. Mr.. Stavig accom-
pauied them as for as MllbanK.
Dapt. Whlpple took couple of
Of cattle down to the cities
tho first of the week.
), Miss MINNIE Matthews returned
this week from a clsit with friends
In the cities.
Suits pressed while you wait at
Peevers. ct.
Rev. Samuel Mi!lett OF Pierpont
was in the city Monday, on his
way home flom the meeting of Synod
at Good Will.
A. ). Norby and party of friends
spent a Jew days this week at the club
house at Fort Sisseton.
Nels O. Beito, the Ellington mer.
chant, was in the city TUESDAY, to
take the train Tor Sacred Heart,
Miss Warwick left Monday for a
visit with relatives and friends in
Illinois before resuming her study
of china painting In Minneapolis.
Miss Clara Pryor returned last
evening from Pierre, where she has
been visiting for the past seven
weeks.
Ii you want your suit cleaned and
pressed take them to Peevers. Prices
extremely low. ct,
Mrs. Larsh and Miss Eva Pulver
left Wednesday for Rochester, Mimi.
where the former will enter the hos
pltal for treatment.
Mrs. S. H. Bailey has sold her resi-
dence on the west side to A. w. Tow
er and expects to leave shortly for
California.
Among those who made US glad
on Saturday were Bert Mussetter ar d
Joe Lavachek who dropped in and
had their subscription showed ahead.
Episcopal services will be held In
the Guild Hall next Sunday at JO:3O
a. m. and 1880 p. M, Sunday school
at neon. Seats free. All are well
come.
At Peever Mercantile Co. you can
get an 17-size 17-jewel Elgln or Wal
than watch with silverine case and
a nickel chain for $3.50, at our Jew
elry Department. q
w. j. Hart returned Wednesday
evening from Michigan, where he
was called couple of weeks ago 10y
the death of his father.
Harvey Brown and family returned
Wednesday from a weeks hunting
and fishing over on Big Stone lake.
For SALE-One yearling POLAND
China boar and two Poland China
boar pigs, all peulgreed and regis
tered stock. ]. W. Mussettar & Son
Mrs. f. B. Rhodes will resume her
classes in about week or ten days
If any desire TO take lessons on the
organ, piano or strlngen instruments
or IN vocal music, she will be pleased
to have them call upon her at the
home of Judge Andrews.
Phil Calmenson, proprietor of the
Bell Clothing and Shoe Store of Mon
evideo, Mimi, has opened up stock
Of mems and bows clothing, fur
nishing goods, etc. in tee Wilcox
building in this city. This gentle
man advertises some bargains in thl
issue of the STANDARD which 1T viii
pay you to look up.
Rev. aud Mrs. A. Nj. Work of Wa
tertown drove over from Good Will
where Synod was in session. on Sat
urday afternoon and visited will
friends here, one OF them being Mis-
Ida Human of the STANDARD force
who had not seen them for INVENT
years. Rev. Work came to Soutl
Dakota in 1886 and has been doinI
good work in the state ever since
They returned to Watertown Mon
day.