The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-12-21

The receipts ~ the Presbyterian
;nurch lalr were about sl45.
\. " L3niqul> ST. of Wilmot. wa
in the city between traius Monday.
n. u. l'auIsou t-tl Saturday TOR IA
"Trip To he clues He returnrd YES
t ,rday
Howard Babcock went to Aberdeen
Mrnday on legal business, returning
Wednesday.
May as we'll drop in at the Palace
Drug Store and select that present
for your wife today. Easy picking
The big INDIAN payment which
has beer going ON for several weeks
is now about completed.
Those SiSseton souvenirs are the
handsomeSt yet. Have you seen
them? Free to every new subscriber
To the STANDARD
Ole Selsing, of Ellington, was one
of the substantial farmers who came
IN to pay up a~rrea~ages n a year III
advance and carry away one of those
handsome water sets.
We notice by the Minneapolis
Journal that Harrison a.. Weeks,
father of &. Louis Weeks, who for
merly practlced law ia Sisseton. is
dead. at the age of sixty-two years.
Mrs Lizzie Bennett. deputy treas
urer, returns today to her home at
Fennimore, Wis. We understand
that she has resigned her position,
and will rot return to Sisseton.
l.. S. Ilougen, of Wiimot, came
up yesterday intending to return 10y
next train. but finally decided to
stay all night in a real live town.
enjoy a touch or high life and see
the elephant 90 round.
There will be Il special meeting of
the A. o. U. w. lodge Thursday
evening Dee. 81. 1906. There will
be utilization of several candidates.,
L, M. SwANToN, NJ w.
G. O. KIvLEy, Sec. pro TEN.
News was received here yesterday
morning of the death of Mrs. II. M.
Beaver, at her home at X lsson, Mimi.
Mrs. Beaver had been for a long
time a great sufferer. She leaves a
large family. some. at least. of whom
are we'll known in Sisseton, Theodore
who was here, left at once for kaSsuu.
Mrs. Beaver was an aunt OF Mrs. G.
l.. Folkestad.
a visit to the variety store of M.
Iukanitsch Will convince any one
that 1t is really toy land and that
Santa Claus has selected that store
as his headquarters. There are
stacks of comic toys. mechanical toys
handsome dolls, dolls heads, watches
knives, glassware aud a hundred
other things both useful and orna-
mental: aId the price is so low that
it will pay you to boy gifts here. Ut
We are offering free with every
pald-in-advance subscription to the
STANDARD, your choice OF the follow
ing premiums: Il handsome water set.
consisting of t.itcher and six glasses
a glassware tea service OF cream
pitcher. sugar bowl. butter dish and
Spoonll3lder; or a handsome SlS-ttnn
souvenir piece of china Old AID new
subscribers have been coming ~ 80
take advantage of tins ollie I4 ~uch
plumbers that " present >,lilpiy of
glassware is exhausted More has
been ordered, however. and we still
continue ntla liberal ntfer. If Vou are
not 4 subscriber, or ara ia arrears.
Y ~ ran no. do better than to take
advantage OF 1t, for you will get your
moneys worth.
Hon. e. NJ, Bennett recently re-
turned from Pierre, where he ap-
peared before the board OF pardous
iu.the interest OF the petition for the
pardon of William Fitzpatrick. Mr.
Bennett says that the petition as
presented containing rs it did the
names OF all the jurors, except one,
and he haa since sigued an afidavit
saying he would have signed the
petition had he seer 1.-THE attorneys
on both sides of the case and many
others, was quite satisfactory to the
board: but 1t was necessary to have a
statement from the trial judge a. to
certain parts Of the evidence. 1t is
| a topether nrObable that This state.