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GrpIofton. n.
MiIfesborre. 0n.. 9. Ia

Wiltesborre, Ia. 9. San.
Gin Sunfen BON elmer 9ofomotioe.
Die Boggons oes 9erEuertS ser
9ebigb & @iIfesborre Goal Som.
pam itleppte, iiel teute IN elm BuI.
uerfoB. Cine GrpIoiion erioI1tc.
burb oie od)t Bribcrorbeiter grano.
pun0en erIitten. oie BEL pier ser 9eu.
te ernitbofter Rotur unren.
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Ole @rippe.
O}eln glorf. 10. Snn

Die Grippe bat in Netu Dorf cine
nobeju epioemiife 6orm ongenom.
men. 9as ungetuobnlih iporme
@etter bat sur ausbreitrng Der
9ronfbeit pieI beieetrogen. Syn Ser
berfloiienen @ohe itorbcn 80 Berio-
nen an Der 9ranfbeit. Die inoeB in
mil0er Sorm oliftritt.
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ghetroa6Ste.
Mondleiter. "a. 81. 1O. Nnl

Ser anitrei6er Soiepb gIand,etto
in @offstoipn bat feline 5rau erld,oi.
fen uno iidb feIbit t0otIi6 peruunoef.
DDS Gbepoor Iebte getrennt Die
Srni tpobnte nit ibren II ainoeril
onein uno Der Wann beaina oie
Sbot, iueil iie niht gu ibm 3uriid.
fehreu tpoIlte.
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gpo MEN.
gRobrib. 10. Sar.

Tas iponiihe Gpisfopat bat bel
0en aonia aIionio gegen 6ns ac.
pIante 8ueinsgeiet Qroteit erbobru.
Gie ghdoie nenneu oos @eieb me.
ioriid idleht ur0 firhenieinolid
Seine Qnnobme miiBte sic @eiflih.
felt un6 Die gldubiqen aoi6oIifen ir
einen idrUereu @euiiicusfon'lift
brinqen. neil Die geioIguug Der Qor.
'trifien nift ohne ifpere Berlin.
oigune eesen Die glorG. mo9lidl
mare.
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N1etteg Srin.
Gincinnnti. 8. 10. Cor

Cincinnati o, 10 San.
Sn Someriet, aD., iuur0en Robert
s. Snnper. lpeiB un6 @oerett 9rod.
ibire imo @iiliam S. Wforten, farbia.
meeen 6oIihmiin5erei perboftet. sic
eeitnnoen. Dob lie Die 9l6iift aebobt
bGtten, oiif einen 3uq Ser Queen &
Crescent @obn eineuHaubonIaa aus.
auiiber.
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Grsbff6offranE.
Gan Irantisco. 9. sSon

~WI NIWTItIVtVI y ANUII.
er3biifo' @eorge Wlontgomerp int
IebensaeiabrIib frouf Inn bieiigen
Q6ler Gonatorilmi, no CT beute eiuen
RiidfaQ erlitt. Seine Beruanoten
uuroen 5il ibn beruien.
Der uusae3eihnete tatboIiIhe Bra.
lat iuor Dor mebreren Togen iuegen
Blinooarment5iinoung operirt.
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g 6iffsnu 6ti6fcr
Haitnet. 9. Sar

UuIINtI, ,. ,SuN.
Ger Tanpier ga lorraine" bon
gterp Dort mad Sapre purOe un
ltbr beiite Rorsen ornbtIos iignaIi-
Iirt, ais Der 1nnlpier 100 DeiIen
IiioueitIih mar. Ter'elbe nir6 le.
benfaqs am Gonneritog. 9 llbr Mor'
aens, ieinen geitimmunasort errei'
den.
gtsp Dorf 8. San.
.ayinIano~ bon 4ntrDerpeu.
Snaniea. 8. San
Gonlpfer -gbicoso Stir" mad g3aD
Dort.
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SO h 10 aiier.
9nolloin. III. 10. SSol

2uQuoin. Sa., TO- San.
esn oieier @eaeno bat ser 6ohe
@aiieritono groBen Sdooen onge.
ri6tet. giele S1iier uno eon5e
Streden bon giienbabngeIeiie iinO
iiberidpemmt.
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Sod 10 after
Guauoill, SSa., 9. )

Guquoin, 81, 9. Gan.
Sod)uoiier bat in oieier @eaeno
Snllienoe uon Collars Sd)aoen per.
urio6t. Giienbobnqeleiie iinO met
lenipeit iiberid)ipemmt uno Sduier
o0lia INTER @ailer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-01-11
0ie 0ohIennotb.

Ntortb 9ofhpo, @oibu 10 Son.
Gin nit SobIen belaoener 3ug
nurOe bier BON oen 9iirgern anae.
baIten uno beihlngnobmt. Gie Sob.
len luurben pcrtheilt. Gos 3bermo.
meter itebt nuf 9tmu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-01-11

Wlo robst iu6 an Der
Wuttet Sn Yoltenbsrg, UlGbrsn,
begab Ticb Der S6ubmahsr S6par5 5u
feiuer Uluttsr. nit Der er i'm Strsits
Isbe, uno fsusrts sinsn RepoIosrIhub
eegsn lie ab. bur6 osn Die lln9liidlits
f6usr osrlsbt puroe. G6pdrs ipurot
p.rbafist. feline Wluttsr IN o0s Rran'
tenbaus beT1r0erk
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Qoris, 10. Son.
81 urOffo
Boris. 10 Hnii.

Fnrl9, 10. 15nit
Mmtlihc Iepeiden aus 3anaer
meIoen, Dab Ole Iruppen oes arieqs.
miniiters @obbas Die Stdnune nm.
rinaten, BEL oenen 8niiuIi 3ufIndt
fnu0.
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naGano.

2onoon, TO- San.
Der @teteoroIo9e Su0b Glcmeuts
fiinolate fir oen II. Sonuar erO'
beben in smerifo all.
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g @dneeiturm. m.
Cairo, Su.. 9. San.

Gin beftiacr SdneeIturm rate
beute I'M iiioIiden Sainois 4 3oa
Shnee iino gefoIIen. glae 3iige ho.
ben 6urd Sd)nee uno 9odlpniier
0erIp6titnq erlitten.
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4erfien. n.
9eberall, 10. San

Seberan 10. San.
Ser @roBpe3ier tbeilte Dem per.
fiihcn g,olfe omtlid ben Zoo ocs
S6abs mil. Die 9lnfiinoigung
ipuroe rubig duigenommen
Berlin, 10. San.
Der 9oO 0cs S6abs miro anidc.
memo 6ie geSiebungen Gcuti6Iar0s
su Beriien uidt beeinflniien. Denti6.
lano perIangt eininb qleibe Snn.
belsredte fir ale Di1hte i'm 9erier.
reide. DentihlanO miiuidt ni6t in
geriien einen Sell 5miibcn Die mi.
iiihen imo enQliiben Sntereiien 3u
treiben, ionoern iie mad ar1iten Bu
beriobnen.
Roris, TO-, San.
sSm fran56iiideu Niniiterilm 5es
9(usiu1rtiaen 1T man Der 9lniidjt, Dor
Die Roglihfeit politiider 8er4uir.
rrnaen nod Dem Tooe oeS Sdobs
iniolqe Der IbeiIlng Der .Sntereiien.
ipboren" 5miiden 8ubInuo unO ena.
Ian0 Bis ouf ein Wiinimum beraj.
geiebt noroen III. gerltbigeno ipirft
and Die Shntind)e. 6ab Dio6anmc0
9lIi Mijra Sen Ibron beitegt.
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Nom. 10. Som.

Wullls ~. NSui.
0ie 90 SUB bobc Statue oeS oer-
Itorbenen @upitcS SEQ MIL gclong.
te Dor Ser Sotriitei ser Stride Su Ct.
Sobann bon 9oteron 5nr Alfltelllng.
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@unoe8bauptlto
@ai0ington, 10. San.

Iie BON DEM @illiStriegSletretor
Sli9er auSgeorbeitcten neuen &egi'
Iotionen fir ole Wobilmof)nng Der
Niili5en iino per0ifentIidlt worOcn.
IS miro eriuortet, ooB nah Ginfiib.
rung oieier9eitimmnngen oieShluie-
riqfeitcn, meIde iib i'm Sabre 1898
geIteno mohten, feline 8ieoerboliin9
boben per0en.
9eadJ Ser llnteriuhitng oes Goro.
ners iiber ons @iienbabnungliid bel
9erra Gotta in Der Sonntognodt
bonn so. 9e5enber nuroen Die iol.
gen0en Eerionen oen @robgeihpo-
renen iiberipieien.
Sorrp $. &iloebrnno, 2otomotiu.
fiibrer oes leeren 3ltges gSo. 2l20;
6ronf S. Soffnlier, Sd)aiiner OeS
3uges; g. 3. Gent, gaht. 3ugob.
ferti9er in Baltimore; @ilidm s.
McGouIep, Stredentelegropbiit Ser
Baltimore &c Ohio giienbobn; 9. z
8ernriIlion. 2otomotiofiibrer oes So.
faIaltges go. 66, in oen go. 2i20
bineinfubr; @eorge SO. Naala,
Sdaffner bes 9uges No. 66; S. @
9eIlp ir., 3u9meiiter Der Baltimore
e Ohio 9obn; uno @iaiam ~
Gutrow, SeIegropbiit in Silper
Spring.
@aibington, 9. Sonunr.
Ser Senot beit1tigte bellte in Gre.
clttipiibung Die Grnennunq BON 81.
tporo T.Senforo, BON Sennciiee, 5nm
SiiIisgeneroIamuaIt, oils 9tn6ioIger
Oes 5uriidtretenoen Sames 6. Mc9iep.
nolos.
@oibington, 8. SSonuor.
Ger 9rdiioent iiberianote oen &c.
not folgen0e @rnennungen:
9unoeSonlpalt: g2oroIiher 0iItrift
BON SSIorioo: ". g. Sbepporo.
@unoesmaridaa: Sir oenielben
0iitrift: z. 3. Nlc8ourin.
Sn0ioner-SSnipeftor: Sanes 0tc.
2ougblin, 9oro-Gafoto.
Koltmetlter
Sqinois; s. 9. Stout, 2murence'
bile.
genniplpuuiem: 8. 5. aopp, MI.
Ie9benp.
Soma: g8. s. Scott, Syoa @rope.
sSnoiano: 6. 8. 5roop, Yooli.
Wtinneioto: SScor9roof, Moriboa.
Ohio: 8. &eBler, @eIt Wtilton.
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@aibington 9. SSonuar.

Ser Senot beit1tigte belite in Gre.
clrtiuiibung Die Grnennune pom 81.
tpuro E.Senforo, BON Tenneiiee, 5um
i SiilfsgeneraIomuaIt, oIs NadfoIger
6es 5uriidtretenoert Sames s. Mc9tep.
| .anIA2
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st. Qeters burg. 10. San.

Bum Oberpolijcimciiter bon g
Ieiersbura murOe. ais RodDioIger
oes crmor0etcn Generals BON Der
9ounib. Der @erernl 9ratihau5fu.
ehcraIiacr BeneroIinipeftor Der i:a.
niifen eiienbahneu. ernnnnt. Trnt.
ihausfp mar OberpoIi5eimeiiter BON
(aaanroa.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-01-11

Die ,,I1ereitern"- n"-5ettun-
gen BADEN Ole 6eicbtcbte
BON Ga Groiic nicbt nur
miticbreibcn Ieneern nit
macben belicn.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-10-04

A letter from Miss Nellie
Osborne from Seattle, Wash.
orders the STANDARD sent to her
there where she is keeping
house for her brother Nate who
is general manager of the Edg-
water Mill Company, of that
city.
l.. j. Walstrom, of Lien town
ship, was in the city Saturday
and did not forget to call on the
STANDARD and leave a few do
lars, current coin of the realm
to gladden. the heart of the
eiltor. Mr.. Walstrom farms a
half section of land in Lien
township and makes it pay.
A number of friends of Miss
Maud Wampler, congregated
quietly Monday night and with
malicious intent, swooped down
upon the domicile of H. L..
Spackman which has been the
retreat of the said Miss Maud
Wampler, and gave that young
lady a surprise party, prior to
her leaving for Fargo, N. d.,
to accept a position in a store.
The evening was pleasantly
spent in cards and games. Re-
freshments were served. Miss
Wampler left Tuesday for Fargo.
and the hearty good will and
best wishes of everyone goes
with her.
The Apollo Quintette and Bell
Ringers, which appear at the
opera house in Sisseton, Oct, p
is offered in response to a Der
slstent call from the most exper-
fenced and discriminating COM
mlttees for a company of strictly
hlgh-class musicians and enter
tainers, capable of putting on a
program of great variety and
superior quality. A careful con-
slderation of the personnel of
the company, their long and
successful concert experience,
the Instrumentation (which in
cludes legitimate instrument
only) in solos and splendid en-
semble work, the vocal selec-
tons, readings, etc, will con-
vince the thoughtful buyer that
the Apollo Quintette and Bell
Ringers will please. The press
of many of the best lyceum cities
OF this country uniformly attest
the splendid satisfaction given
by their entertainments to crow
ed houses.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-10-04

Ask for Barton Bros. shoes.
For sale by Burns & Wolff.
Anton Foss, of Milbank, was
in the city Monday.
Mrs. Fred Gleason made this
office a pleasant call Tuesday.
Attorney Frank Sears, of
Webster, attended court yester-
day and today.
New Goods arriving daily at
the Racket Store.
Attorney Rix, of Milbank.
was in the city on legal business
Wednesday.
Sidney Fisher, of Ellington,
was in evidence in the city
Tuesday.
Mrs. G. P. Clark, of Eddy,
left Tuesday for Duluth, Mimi,
to visit her son.
Miss Mabel Knappen, of Min
neapolis, visited her brother, c..
C. Knappen and family Monday.
John Tier, the statesman from
White Rock, has been doing
jury duty in the city this week.
Bert Horton took four cars of
cattle to Chicago last Saturday.
He was accompanied by his son
Leslie.
Ask for STANDARD voting cou-
pons when you trade at Peever
Mercantile Co., Palace Drug
Store, A. B. Matthews or A. w.
Tower.
Mrs. L.. VIM. Foss and
children returned Saturday from
their visit to southern Mime
sofa and Will no longer wears
that lonesome look.
We are paying 19c per dozen
for eggs and 22c per pound for
butter. Bring us your produce.
Peever Mere. Co.
Dick Evans who spent the
summer at the homes of Chas.
and Fred Gleason, left for his
home at Milwaukee, Wis,
Tuesday.
0. R. Antteman, the hustel-
ing representative of Janey,
Semple & Hill of Minneapolis,
was looking after the trade in
town Wednesday.
L. v. Peek, formerly of Will
mot but now of Minneapolis,
was in the city Monday looking
after some of his real estate
holdings in this locality. He is
just the same> genial Lew as of
yore.
DR.. Jones of the Golden Rule
eye and ear hospital, Chicago,
will be at the Commercial Hotel,
Oct. lib. He fits glasses for
the correction of all sorts of eye
trouble. Hundreds of satisfied
patients in Roberts County
testify to his skill and integrity.
Those having trouble with their
eyes. OF he adache can do no
better than to call and see him.
Consultation free.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-10-04
OUR PIANO

Our Piano Contest is Just
fairly under way and this week
the votes commences to come in,
we announce in this issue for
the first time the standing of
the different contestants. 1t will
be noticed that none of them
have many votes, two or three
yearly subscribers would bring
them all about even.
Following is the names sent in
by friends of the young ladies',
with their standing to-day:
Sisseton:
Alice Kennedy, 1890
Hazel Bennett, 1850
Miss Olga Helgemo, 1850
Miss Clara Sjolberg.
Eddy:
Misses Bertha Stava, 10
Jessie Benson, l75
Hazel Gleason. $50
Ortley:
Misses Mable Morrill,, 1850
Lena Larson. 200
Ellington:
Misses Frances Pice, col
Josephine Glenzinger.
Pickerel Lake:
Miss Julia Rondell. 523OI
Diamond:
Miss Carrie Wilson. 1905
Peever:
Miss Ethel Blomhall. 75Ol
Lohre:
Miss Susie Lohre.
Visit:
Miss Olga Anderson.
The votes are issued in COUP
ons of the follow denominations;
New Sub l yr. $50 votes
Back 600
Renewal 600
more than one yr. 1850"
5 yr. Sub. $3.50 $500"
Votes obtained from mer-
chants giving STANDARD Con-
test Coupons shall be credited to
contestants at full value when
properly filled out and brought
to this office.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-10-04
Address
ANNOUNCEMENT

ANNOUNCEMENT = This piano
contest will be conducted on strictly
honest and business principles, with per
feet justice to all concerned. Under such
conditions a piano contest is sure to
prove a success.
PRIzES-The First prize shall be a
hhe, hrst-class Piano, one
OF the best made, valued at $500 0
The other valuable prizes will be given
to the contestants in their order, accord
ing to the number of votes. each con
~testant having choice of all prizes after
contestants standing higher have taken
their choice. Before the close, each
contestant must hand the editor, a list
10 the prizes, arranged in the order in
which She would select them. If any
contestant fails to submit such a list,
the awarding judges will make the Sc
lection in her turn.
CANDIDATES-Any young lady in
Roberts County is eligible to a place
IN the contest. The most popular young
lady is the one who shall receive the
most votes; to her shall be awarded the
beautiful
piano. Other candidates are to receive
their choice of prizes in order, accord
ing to number of votes.
CLASSES OF COUPONS-The votes
are issued in coupons of the following
denominations:
New Subscription $3.50 per yr $50 votes
Back (" 600 votes
Renewal " 600 votes
Renewal more than one year $50 votes
5-year Subscriptions $3.50 1900 votes
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS.
Results of voting viii be published
regularly.
Votes will not be allowed on subscrip-
lions less than regular price.
No employe of this paper shall be a
candidate or work in favor of any
contestant.
Votes once cast cannot be transferred
to another.
Nntns nhtained from nnrchants civ.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-10-04
John Spicker has a new ad-
vertisement in this issue.

Wei IlSSIl6nC III CIlS issue.
Attorney C. R. Jorgenson, of
Aberdeen, was in attendance on
the opening of the Oct. term of
Court.
Victor Talking Machines for
sale at The Racket Store.
DR.. Pearson, of Peever, was
in the city Tuesday.
Sam Warwick and a bunch of
land seekers came up from IL
linois Wednesday.
Jerry Wilson and Dolph De-
Arment left Tuesday for their
claims in Butte county.
We are glad to see Lance
Adkins circulating about again
after a weeks tussle with the
grip.
New things in ladies collars
and belts at the Racket Store.
Miss Dorothy Olds, of the city
schools is entertaining her sis
ter, Miss Fanny Olds, of Aber-
deem.
G. 7. Williams, st. Paul's
we'll known eyesight specialist
at Commercial Hotel, Sisseton,
Saturday, October, 10.
Among the attorneys in the
city from out of town this week
we note, the rotund form Ct
Thos. L. Bouck, of Milbank-
the only one in the pack.
U. S. District Attorney Por-
ter, of Sioux Falls, was in the
the city the first of the week
looking after his land interests
in this locality.
We understand that Miss
Barry has resigned her position
as assistant p~ostmistress and
that her place will be filled by
Miss Ella Brusch.
DR.. w. C. Wren, of Appleton,
Mimi, will be at the CONNER
cial Hotel, on Fridays of each
week to do refractive work, Git
ing glasses.)
Mrs. S. o. Highland and Chas.
Highland, of Roland Iowa, are in
the city the guests of Henry
Helvig and family.
Chief of Police Sutcliff, of
Milbank, has been attending
court in Sisseton this week as a.
witness in the Lyman horse
stealing case.
The ladies are requested to
call and see the fine line of coats
and suits shown by Mrs. H. G.
Port of Milbank, at Commercial
Hotel, Sisseton, on Saturday
Oct. 5th, it will pay you.
We are paying 1Sc per dozen
for eggs and 22c per pound for
butter. Bring US your produce.
Peever Mere. Co.
Miss Knudson, who has been
employed in Powers store the
past year, has resigned, and ac-
cepted a position in Johnson's
store in Milbank. Miss Knud-
son left for Milbank yesterday.
Judge &. M. Bennett left for
Butte county Tuesday. The
Judge will deliver the GRAFTON at
Lennon on the occasion of the
opening of the line to that point,
at which time there will be a big
Notification.
Mrs. E. 7. Weeks, who has
for the past seven months had
charge of DIR. Towles house and
Office keeping, as we'll as assisted
him in nursing his patients. has
gone to Minneapolis and Chicago
to visit relatives and friends as
we'll as her two sons, and last
but not cashier grand baby.
We were shown some white
Rose potatoes the other day
raised by n. F. Osborne of this
city, that were about as fine
specimens of potatoes as one
would wish to see. The main
thing about them that recon-
mended them was not so much
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-10-04

ing Standard Contest Coupons shall he
credlted to contestants at full value
when properly filed out and brought to
this office.
The publisher is not to tell whom any
o e votes for except in case of ALLEGED
error or irregularity.
Each contestant is requested TO send
as soon rs possible a cabinet size photo
for publication.
Make up your mind whom you wish
to vote for before coming to this office.
as the editor will positively not decide
the matter for you.
The result of the voting will be an
nounced weekly. Coupons and votes
must reach this office not later than
thursday noon of each week to be
counted for current week.
All coupons and votes are at once de.
posted in lock box. The key to ballot
box shall be in possession Of awarding
Committee during the contest.
An awarding Committee of three of
the best business men are to be appoint
ed to make final count and distribution
of prizes.
Free votes will be published in paper
first sixty days of contest.
Contest shall run about four months.
The day of closing will be announced
at least 80 days in advance.
The contest shall close at 4 O'Clock
on the day announced. On the preced-
ing Thursday noon after the last count
to be published before the ending, the
Judges are to count votes in ballot box.
lock and seal some and to take to the
bank announced in news columns, where
it viii be kept on a table during bust
ness hours and in the vault at night,
until close of contest, when Awarding
committee takes charge.
During the last week all voting must
be done in the sealed box at the bank.
cash ballot slips containing names of
subscribers should be placed in enve-
Iope, carefully sealed, and name of CON
testant OF This guarantees a
square deal to everyone.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-10-04

Blood and Nerves are very crosse.
iy related. Keep the blood rich. pure
and healthy, with Hoods Sarsaparilla
and You Will nave no nervousness.
Hoods Pills are best after-dinncr
nills.aid digestion, preventconstipatior
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-10-04

MARKET REPORT.
These quotations are corrected weekly by
the Sissetoni Milling Co.. and are absolutely
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-10-04

Handsome fancy Rochester
Lamp. Furnished by Crockery
Department.
$3.50
FANCY CHINA SET CIV.
en- by Palace Drug Store, Sisse
ton.
Evening star., 1907-10-29

29O5 14Ti N.W.-ATTRACTINE 2DFLOOR
front and commune eating rooms, single or en-
suite; pleasant surroundings: good board: ref
oc2S-3ts
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WANTED-BY FAMILY OK THREE ADULTS,
three four furnished rooms for light house
keeping: best references given; state location
and price Address Z. $. =. Star Office oc2l :.
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| CHAMBERMAID-PLACE AS CHAMBERMAID
morning afternoon work Call 1901 + ct.
|
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| COOK-BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED WON
al, place to cook in cafe hotel; experience
Address 22O Az ST sw oc2S-2t'
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4 LADY OWNING HER HOME. Le A1ED BE
tween Thomas and Scott circles. would Ike a
few refined rnom"rs and hoarders who would
appreciate cleanliness. home comforts with
choice board and willing 10 pay reasonably for
the same. Address RoX I22. Star on >.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ENERGETIC YOUNG BUSINESS NAN (wRLL
known desires TO purchase interest IN reliable
real estate or brokerage business state full
particulars. Box lJS. Star Office oc29-3t.
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WANTED-Go TO DAVIDSON'S, 20l MUNSEl
building. and rent your rooms to nrst-class, per
manent tenants Hc29-t I - ,3t
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WANTED-ROOMS.


WANTED-RY REFINED MARRIED COUPLE
Il fat, furnished or uufurnished. for hsht
housekeeping. in northwest. state price. Mrs
]. " NELSON. i::2o Vi.
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LARGE. SECOND-STORY FRONT ROOM FOR
ren; 10 lady in Office; home privileges aud
board: private family of two. Address X. I.
T. Star office. oCg9- 2t'
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WANTED-TWO ROOMS AND BOARD For OF
fcer. wife and 2ta-year-old boy; state price and
particulars. Address Box SO, Star Office.
oc28-4ts
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i446 ST. N.W.--BEbUTIFCL. LARG +.
well furnished. second floor front room. with
alcoye. $1,000: third door front, Sl2 90: meals
$500; firstclaSs house. quiet; phone, oc2S-''t
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WANTED-HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
CAST OFF CLOTHES: LADIES OR GEZTi.E-
MEMS. ADDRESS POSTAL. I WILL CALL
Phone North 1850 W. RICE. 1882 eth st. n.w
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PROPOSALS.
DOGS. PETS, ETC.

DOGS. PETS, ETC.
One cent word each time for IS words times
FOR SAIE-A THOROUGHBn-> POINTER, 4
years old and well broken. Address II. p. H.,
Star office oc293ts
FOR SALE-ENGLISH BULLDOG. MALE: IL
months old: white and brindle; tag and collar
$50 y. Y ave. NV. oc2S-3t.
JUST RECEIVED LOT OF HARTZ MOUNTAIN
canares. from 81 up; also have good Scotch
collie and other dogs. goldfshes. parrots rab.
bits, incubators. chickens fall bulbs. etc
SCHMID S BIRD STORE. 712 18th St NV
ocl6-tf
HARTZ MOUNTAIN CANARIES 81 tIp; ALSO
goldfnches. shell parakeets, parrots III ,nkeys
cockatoos. macaws. gold fish. dogs. rabbits
guinea pigs. LEES BIRD STORE. 1901 5th n. W.
NEW HOSPITAL FOR ANIMALS-3 MODEL
buildings. with full equipment for treating
sick animals; boarding dept. clipping. etc.
Visitors welcome; always open Dog cemetery.
Phone No. 1908. 2113-15 14th st. seI-tf,A
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1910 IRVING S.w-FURNISHED ROOM. WITH
board. suitable FOR lady in office or gentleman
southern exposure oc29St'
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

FOR RENT-THE MOST BEAUTl. ULLY AP.
POINTED HALLS IN THE CITY TO LET ron
ALL SOCIAL PURPOSES: LARGE RANGE n
BASEMENT CAN BE USED WHEN BAN
DUETS ARE SERVED. APPLY MANAGER.
THE LEWIS BLDG, 1909 l4TH NV. PHONE
NORTH 5152. oc2a-tf
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1908 II. VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS: FINE 10
cation; southern exposure; large closets: con
renient to all car lines; good table board
tarnsicnts accommodated Phone.
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AND BOARD.

WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN. IN PRIVATE FAM
lily. within walking distance of Treasury: state
price and full particulars Address Box IA,
Star office. or2S-3t