The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-02-16

role of kulaS he Re.Ormcr' on the /
political stage for some time now and
actually bcplns to take himself
seriously.
THE .'Boxers" say that the Graf
tiers" are on the run. but every body
knows that they are and that they
are out running their pursuers, tie
Boxers
The political Pot over ia Roberts
comfy is never allowed 10 cool entire
ly, but just now IL is beginning to
bubble. and before many moons it
Will be red-hot aud stlll heating
boiling, seeLhing mixture at grafters,
BOXERS "reformers" with a lutte r,
etc, with Musher and Knappen STIR
ring tn. mixture. When not engaged
III defendiny themselves against libel
suits. Verify, the Forthcoming cam
pa,vu In Roberts COUNTY promises to
be u eaut"-Interlake Tribune.
pHILO HALL has rendered deci-
sion linnu the cnnStiLutionailtY 0f the
caucus law Well, any justice of thu.
peace might do the same and it
wnuau.t affect the cunst nationality
ut the law. once passed. The SUI
preme court is TIE only body that can
declare Il law unco .stltutiOnal. But
then, 1t is altogether probable that
the wish was father to the Opln-
ion with Phlo. He Is running for
Oilicc on the insulgent ticket and,
mutually, does not like ~. honest
ca ,cns law.
The Yank ton Press aud Dak.tan-
Gazette sneers al Congres>man Mar
thus anl-cofporatiun record, hut IL
carefully avoids mentioning any oc-
castou IN which Senate, Gamble ever
actively eng ,ged IN fighting corpora
ton or trust evils Martin started
TIL. administrator after the beef
tlust. He has introduced Il tlll to
regulate all corporations doing an In
LersLafe business. Burke aud Martin
have worked together to advance the
ADMINISTRATORS railroad rate legs
laL.ot,, What has Rramble been do
ING during the eight OF nine years he
has served In the house aud the sen
4, hn n raNOr6 nc
opposing the railroads ur trusts, or
as being in favor of any uf the admin
istratton MISUNDERSTANDING stu 3
affiliated with the Insurgents
Martin announced his candidacy for
the senate? Mortin's rocnrd Is ce r.
tainly stronger than Candles ii the
Yankton paper insists on making
comparisons, AltldeeI Ne
4 & 4
However one may differ from the
views in general OF the late Col In
gersoil nsne ciln fail to reader the
great agnostit due credit FOR his
OF which the following is an example,:
HAnd yet an not sure that we ought
to mourn the dead. do not know
which ia better-iife or death And
1T may be that death is the greatest
GIFT that ever came from NATURES
open hand; We do not know. There
Is one thing OF which am certain.
and that is that II we could live for
ever here we would care nothing for
each other. The fact that we must
die, the fact that the feast must end,
brings our hearts together, and treaas
out thu. weeds between the paths.
And 81 it may be after all, that iove
is Z lutte flower that grows on the
crumbiing edge Of the grave. So 1t
may be that were it not for death
there would be no love, aud without
love all life would be a curse
ANOTHER chapter was added in
the Prunty case last week when
Jones the Boxer" county superin-
tendent. through his attorney, Nc
Nulty, the s'Boxer'' states attorney
served an order on the Sissaton
school bnard and Miss Prunty. JOINTLY
4 to show cause why the school board
should nut be enjoined from paying
4 and the sad Anna Prunty from ac-
coping salary for teaching IN the
Sisseton public schools. The order
v made returnable before Judge Nc
Coy on Feb. 20th. Notwlthstandin
the fast that Miss Prunty is giving
I COED satisfaction IN the schools. that
she has tanght here for several
ysars and has : good record aud al
excellsnt charsrter, she did net vote
81 tbe 81 oser' school hoard. Of