The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-11-30

Elias Monsnn, OF Vernon. spent
SUNDAY in the city.
Willie Keefe, OF Brltton, visited IN
olsseton several DAYS this week.
Miss Lois Dunn has gone to Kan
sas to file on land.
John Munro and Matt Cumins
represented wlmnt IN the city Nam
day.
Prof III. A. Guef1roy was IN town
over sunday, the guest of Supt. o. Fl
Jones.
~ wilcox Was one of the list of
ola subscribers tn take ADVANTAGE of
our new premium offer.
Julius Slmunssn, who now lives at
Bristol, North Dakota, was in the
city Wednesday aud Thursday,
= Have you seen the handsome new
water set Ia our front window? Free
ln every new subscriber at regular
rate, ST so per year.
| MISS McCaffrey. who has beer en-
ployed as trimmer at Mrs. Prinni-
lilies leaves today for her home at
Cresco, la.
There was no school Thursday and
FRIDAY to give the children and
teachers an OPT ortuntv 10 observe
THANKSGIVING.
John GoSline and family came up
tom Peever to eat Thanksgiving
TURKEY with MIR. and Mrs. Glance
Adkins
a petition is being circulated tor
a fourth rural free dellvety route
out of Sisseton, to extend south
and southwest.
Rev. f. B. Dunn attended the
subdlstrict meeting of the Water
town district, at Summit, Nov. 22d
and 23d He returned last Friday
evening.
Harry Horton is mourning the loss
OF Two fine pointer pups which dis
appeared. Anyone hnding them is
requested to return them to- their
happy home and receive "a suitable
reward,
Among those who came in Tues
day and took advantage OF our pre-
mlfm offer was joe Lavachek He
kno US a good thing when he sees il
and he was much pleased with the
set of glassware he got
The editor of this great family
journal and family spent SUNDAY IN
Wilmot the guests of A. w. Lind
Qulst and family
CAN and see the new STANDARD
premiums. Free TO any new subscribe
err. "r to any subscriber paving al
reaTages and one years subscription
IN advance
We publish in the '.Births" column
record of the births reported for
this month at the clerk of court,s
office, this list including only those
not mentioned heretofore. The out
look for the future of Roberts county
is surely promising.
The Palace drug store has just in-
stalled two new 60-candle power
incandescent lights in the front win
dow of the store, that are about the
prettest thing in lights in the CITY,
FI'he bulb or globe is of ground glass,
and the egect is a soft light that is
most pleasing
In planning your Chris tmas shop
ping, do not forget that the ladies of
the Presbyterian church will hold
their annual fair December 18th.
when you Will have opportunity to
purchase many dainty and desirable
gifts.
Il. II. Small. the state pure food
Inspector WAS IN the city Wednesday.
He said ne heartily approved of the
manner in which Dr. Taplin, of the
county board of health. had handled
the slaughter houses of the county i'm
compelling them to clean up and
SAID that in the event that anyone
refused to ,bey the law IN the matter
thai the president of the state board
had power to close them up.
Misses Nellie ann Name Todd left
Monday afternoon by way of Browns
Valley tor Williston N Oak. Miss
Myrtle, who has been teaching at
Trenton, will join them at Williston
and they will settle on their claims
near that place. Their many friends
in SicSnrOn wish tharp c,coocc ,,,d