The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-03-09


east all winter has returned to Sisse
ten ior the summer.
Robert lloweliS. who is now at
work for Fred Dale at Browns VAL
ley. was in this city "wednesday.
Attorney z. II. ,Iorgen,on, of Sum
NIT, cap,e up Monday to attend to
some matter before the court return
inc the same day.
Judge NJ Coy AID Court Sleno-
grapher Granger went to Aberdeen
on tine afternoon t,ain Saturday TO
spend Sunday at home, returning
Monday.
George Hendrckson's smiling
countenance is now in evidence be-
hind the counter in the Peever-Gcr-
ham store, where he will be pleased
to meet mis- old friends.
For RENT-A good quarter sec
ton. good buildings, good water.
pasture. 100 acres under cultivation:
part fail plowed. Inquire of e. j..
Turner.
Special meetings have been in
progress iu the Presbyterian church
this week, continuing those begun 10y
DR.. Carson last week. The interest
shown has been very encouraging.
FoUND--On the the streets of
Sisseton a purse containing sum of
money and ring. Owner can have
same by calling at this office, proving
property and paying for this notice.
Che Christian Endeavor society
and their friends will be entertained
bv Mrs. LetlingwelI and Mrs. Millett
Wednesday evening of next week. IN
the parlors of the Presbyterian
church.
Following is the result of the Sis
seton township election: Supervisor.
Peter Bothum; CLERK, A. Z. Hanson:
treasurer, l. IL. Carter; assessor, II.
Il. klement; justice Ed .Stapleton
and John Hicks; constables, Lars
Fagerland and Thomas Mcdonald.
The FIRST National Bank building,
corner of Oak street aud First ave
nue. has been re-painted and re-
papered preparatory to Its occupancy
by the new reading and rest room.
The sacra ment of the Lords Sup
per will be administered at the Pres.
hyterian church Sunday morning, at
which time all those desiring to
unite with the church either 10y let
ter or on confession of their faith,
Will be received.
Judge Crowfoot Ex-Governor Her
rod of Aberdeen and Attorney Win.
sor, of Sioux Falls. were in the city
Wednesday to argue motion before
Judge Mccoy in the matter of the
condemnation proceedings of the
Great Northern railway at Aber
deem.
Register of Deeds Stadstad, return
ed Saturday from the hospital at
Rochester, Minnesota, where he had
been to undergo another operation
upon one of his legs. The operation
was very successful and Mr.. StadStad
is doing as we'll as could be expected
although little weak from the shock
of the operation. He is attending to
ms duties as register of deeds.
Mrs. L. VIM. FoSs entertained tho
ladies of the Presbyterian church and
their friends at he. home ON Oak St.
at a tea Wednesday afternoon. Ono
of the features of the afternoon wa.
a drawing contest in which each lady
was bllLdluded and compelled IL
draw picture OF that symbol of fl
nance of the specie porclne hogeu!
rooteus. Mrs. Knapp captured the
pllZe, which was silver pig. Mrs
Foss was assisted IN entertaining b,
Mrs Ellefson.
Notwithstanding the lierceuess OF
the storm, the members OF tho Pima
fore company were most pleasant.
entertained Friday evening at the
Andrews residence, by Mr. and Mrs
y f.. h. Rhodes During the fore par
. of the evening, the ACCESSIBILITY o
forming permanent company TO
the studying of light opera was dis
cusSed and met with general approva
J After disposing Of this question, al
c conventionality was thrown asiG
y and rollickipg good time followed