The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-08-03
where she will spend the fall and
winter. Mrs. Stevens accompanied
her as far as Milbank.

ner as FAR as Milbank.
A. W. Tower is IN Minneapolis
90 business.
Leo Luckenitch has returnedIfrom
his vacation spent in Minnesota.
Harry Cuttingham, who has been
on the sick list is considerably i'm
proved.
The ladies of the M. E. churct en-
joYed a tea at the home of Mrs. John
Hetzler, Tuesday.
A postal says to change the address
OF f. H. Towne's paper from Minnea-
polls to McHenry, N. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. MCGOWAN came
up from Mllbark Thursday evening
for visit with John Perkins and |
family.
Mrs. Dave Wolff fell down their
stairs last Saturday evening bruising
herself quite badly, fortunately there
were no bones broken
Miss Baker. left this afternoon for
a two weeks visit with her parents
at Summit.
A. A. Peterson, manager of the
clothing department Of the Peever
Mercantile Co., is in Chicago on
buying trip.
Mrs. Harrison and daughter, of
Clinton, Minnesota. are in the city
visiting Mrs. HarrIsou's brothers,
Albert and Walford Carlberg.
Mrs. Mcdonald aud Miss Adela
Mcdonald, who have been visiting
in Minneapolis, Hastings and other
Minnesota points, returned Wednes-
day evening.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian
church enjoyed picnic at Larabee
grove Wednesday afternoon. About
forty-ffve ladies were present and a
delightful time was had by all.
The many friends of MISS Celia
Burns, VINO went from this city
short time ago to the hospital at
Rochester to undergo surgical
operation. will be glad to know that
she is recovering nicely from the e.
fects of the operation and has been
able to return as far as Gyaceville
with her sister, Mrs. Day.
Few. Millett and family took their
leave of Sisseton Wednesday on the
early morning train, for Bloomington,
n. Y, where Rev. Millett has &C
cepted charge. The best wishes of
tue community go with them. =,
a party composed of Mrs. Louise
Bennett, Miss Alice Kennedy, Miss
White. Miss Amy Mcdonald, Miss
Baker and the Misses Todd drove to
Browns Valley Sunday. They SAID
they were looking for nice quiet
place to spend the Sabbath and didn't
know of quieter spot than Browns
Valley The party also went to the
lake and 'tls said got some fine
views"
Owing to the fact that the Peever
Mercantile Co. desire to use the
whole of the Gottsworth building it
has been necessary for e. j. Turner
and j. w. Darlington to move their
Law offices. Mr.. Darlington has
taken temporary quarters in the base
ment of the Citizens Bank with the
Iowa & Dakota Land and Loan Co.
Mr.. Turner has moved into DR.. Rob-
ertsons building on upper First Ave.
Both gentlemen expect to move into
Cortelyou's Hall as soon as it can be
remodeled aud made into offices for
them.
Subscribe for The STANDARD,
howard 5abc Jck mas caused llS law
offices. over the First National Bank
to be re-kalcimined aud otherwise
fixed up. The interior tints are very
delicate and soothing to the eye but
! the hall-well, you car hear that
clear across the street it is so loud.
Mrs. j. L. Gee, IA sister of the editor
OF t..is rag. wdS an ARRIVAL from Sisse-
ton S. d.. Tuesday. She expects to
remain for month or two visiting
with relatives and acquaintances
here. She likes this country real
well and thinks our city has very
promising future-Tagus Mirror.
Deputy Sheriff Babb came in yes
terday, having in tow Chas AMOS
and Albert Wilson. two Indians