The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-02-09
Earl Jackson. of the Agency was

An adjourned meeting of the city
council was held "Wednesday even
ing.
II. II pesvcr reCurnc Wednesday
from a trip To the Twin cities and
other points.
A. f.. Swanson. wife and child. of
Wllmot were IN the city yesterday
visiting Henry RognesS.
Hon. John G. Perkins arrived home
from Pierre to-day to spend d few
days at home
Miss Mile Fitzpatrick of Waubay
is visiting friends and relatives in
the cltv
Berger Hergcrsou. OF Peever. called
at the STANDARD office to-day and
VAS enrolled as d subscriber to this
great family journal.
There was an adjourned meeting of
the county commissioners at the
court house Tuesday and Wednesday.
Some bills were allowed and routine
work done.
Fred BurmelSter returned Mon
day from Il few days visit at his old
home dit Appleton, Mimi Mrs. Bur
meiSter remained for more eXtened-
ed visit
"A gambling joint up over the
Swedlund billiard hall was pulled
Wednesday morning and the gam
bling paraphernalla confiiscated Tht
4, hearing ia the case is being had as
we 90 to press.
WANTED: Men ia each state IL
travel, post signs. advertise and leave
samples Of our goods >alacy So. 0'
per month. $500 per day for ex
penses. lIuhlman Co.. Dept. :
Atlas Block, Chicago
Agent Daniels, of Wilmol. let tn
light of his countenance SHINE ON IN
friends in Sisseton Monday lie Sait
he had Just got back into the harnes
again after a three weeks vacation
l spent in Wisconsin.
See the advertisement of the Sis
seton Creamery In this issue an,
when YOU want good butter as
y for SiSscton Creamery butter an,
have the satisfaction of helping t
1 build up a home institutions
q. l.. Folkestad packed his gri
and started for the city again YES
/, terday Just at present Charles ha
. log gravel for one chicken Ever
time business here Stacks ur Il bit III
goes and trades someone out of an
other stock of goods.
Ed Laing, one of the popular youn
farmers of Enterprise township, wa
i'm the city yesterday. Ed. says he
thinking seriously OF packing his col
lar box and leaving on a tour of in
Spectlon of Oregon and Washington
next week.
ln another column OF this issue WI
be found the statement of the con
dition of the First National Bauk o
. this city We take pleasure in cal
' ing attention of our readers to tn
: splendid showing made 10y this pop
$ ular banking institution. The las
y four statements show d decided an
j. most gratifying increase IN the dc
J. posits of the First National shown
that tn" people have confidence
If the bank and its officials.
" "Wednesday morning as Carl Sol
e stegaard was coming INTO town /
& found Paul Loessln, a farmer fro.
Minnesota township, lying by II
F., roadside about three ml.es north
~ town. in an UNCONSCIOUS condition
is His face was badly bruised and the
y was a pool of blood where he lay: h
is feet and hands were frozen scli
Mr.. Sonstegaard brought the u
fortunate man to town and Or. Bot
was summoned and everything poss
NJ bic done to sd We the hands and feet
:, the injured man. The man has e
gained consciousness but has not bee
able to give any satisfactory accou
of how it happened. file left TOW
y Tuesday night and when about tv
miles out OF town he thought of
parcel that he was to mail Cor
~ neighbor and told the aired man
- go home and he returned to towl
;" He left town again for home abo.
~ O'Clock. Ii is supposed that IL
team became frightened and startt
to to run, the tongue to the wage
le broke and ran INTO the groun
nj thrcWlnr J,opSSin ont and Stunn,,