The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-01-18

Those Sl>>elpn souvenirs are the
hand>"me>t yet. Have YOU seen
them? Free TO every new subscriber
t. lhr STANDARD
Mrs. C.. G knight went to Fayette.
Ia, MONDAY morning, having been
callei there ty "A message Announcing
III, serious li}n">> al her aged
mother.
n. X, uHoerg ' .r1rl Mopda fpr
Minneapolis IN ms WAY south. a. w
tower followed Tuesday. and lugrln-
rr they Viii journey tn ougll thcsun-
ny southland
ID. Sullivan has been seriously i'll
and confined to his Room AT the Com
mnrcial Hotel tor some time. He is
somewhat improved at this writing
We understand ne CONCENTRATES a
trip south as o o as he is able to
travel.
Ed Hanson is the name of the gen.
tIeman who takes the place recently
made vaca t n the Pcevcr Mercan
tile Cotnpany'S store 10y the reSigna-
ton of George Gran, Mr.. Hanson
hats from Rice Lake. Wisconsin. and
he arrived Saturday We extend ii
IL arty welcome tn hlm. especially as
be comes from OLD WlSconSee.
A. G. Lowrie was n Wednesday 20
pay a years subscription To the
STANDARD. and in conversation SAID
that h. lac just disposed of "a wear
lung from hls fine herd OF Galloway
cattle, to john Dietrich. of WaSeca.
Mimi, at a good round figure. Mr..
Lowrie knows the ?alue of keeping
good stock. The difference in price
between a fine animal ard IA scrub,
whose keep costs just as mach. ought
to open the eyes of more OF oul
farmers to the ~desirability of NeepIng
good stock.
We a,e offering free with every
pald-in7adv&nce subscription To Tho
STANDARD, your choice of the follow
Ing premiums: a handsome water set
consisting of pitcher and six glasSe
a glassware tea service OF cream
pitcher, sugar bowl. butter dish an(
lSpoonholder: or a handsome S~issete'
souvenir piece of china. Old aLd new
subscribers have been coming In i,
take advantage of this offer in sucl
numbers that ON present supply o
glassware is exhausted. More ha
been ordered, however. and we Still
continue our liberal offer. If YOU ar
not a subscriber. or arc in arrears
YOU can not do better than to tax
advantage OF 1T. for you will get you
moneys worth.
Arthur Bennett has sold his inter
est in the Boston Restaurant anC
Eagle Cafe to his partners. We un
derstand that Mr.. Bennett has leaset
the Wilcox building recently vacated
by Phil Calmenson. and will opel
therein d tirst-clasS restaurant an
lunch counter. The building Will b
thoroughly uverhaulcd and repapered
shelving. counters and booths put in
and in and i'm fact Mr. Bennett pro
poses to be in position to cater to tn
wants of hungry humanity in In
usual first class style. The only basi
on which To predict the future Is TIL
record of the past. In the light o
that performance ana bearing !
mind me reputation Of Mr.. Beunet
as 4 caterer, it is safe To lorccas
that the new restaurant will hp
success. Mr.. Bennett has associate
with HIM MIR. James Morrll. who ha
charge vi the dining room AT II,
Boston, and the Two Will ne Il VINO
team. aud a little dog nri'r IN
wagon. Mrs. Arthur Is rtCc. a
experienced cook. will have charg
Of the culinary department.
Have Won >rru those rar, bargain
in ribbon and lace man at tn
Racket Store:
5 Will Be Tried for Murder.