The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-02-08

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DO nos send vuur calendar order
away. Walt TIL YOU have seen our |
samples.
Mrs. Lewis, the mother of Mrs. p.
l.. Ring, arrived on Wednesday after
noon from Sibley, Iowa, and returned
with her Thursday.
Johu A%nderberg accompanied the
funeral party of the late Z. l.. Ring
To his inal resting place at Slbley,
Iowa. III. l.. Splckman going rs far
as Minneapolis.
Mr.. A. b. Matthews appreciates
the value OF printers ink, as YOU will
notice by his ad in this Issue. Mr..
Matthews Is IL hustler and has estab-
lished an excellent business.
We will have on inspection next
week at this office as fine a line nf
samples of domestic and imported
calendars as has ever been displayed
10 Slsseton. Do rot order until you
have seen them.
AS a result of developments in Ger
tain recent criminal trials which
have come before Judge Mccoy, he
has ordered tnat no license for the
selling OF Intoxicating liquors be is
sued on or in the vicinity of Enemy
Swim Lake henceforth.
Colds are more easily taken when
the liver is sluggish. Keep your
liver right by taking our Liver Gran
uies. % cents. PALACE DRUG
SHORE.
The lecture delivered by Frank Nye
last Monday evening was interesting
and instructive, and was listened tC
by d large and ~appreciatlve audience.
This was the tourtn entertainment
of the library course, all of which
have been em!nently satisfactory, ~
msle quartetto rendered a little pre-
digested music before the lecture.
The final number of the course vii.
be the Chicago Lyceum Ladies Quar-
tette. on April 18th.
Jesse Cottingham sustained a very
painful Injury on Monday afternoon,
He had been engaged in repairing
the gasoline engine at the Banner
News office, aud 10y some misunder
standing the tly-wheel was started
up, aud Mr. ~Cottlngham's finger wa
caught in the engine, tearing off tn
entire nail, and badly mangling tn
end of the hnge'. The injured mem
Der is the forelnger or the left hand
aud, aside from the extremely pam
full nature OF the wound, is likely t.
unfit him for business for some tim
to ONE
Sheriff Mlnder was IN town las
week and served notice oa the Glob'
saloon that they must quit cuisines
or procure a license. Heretofore TIL
saloon has been running under tn
license taken out by VIM. Hutton
and since he left town The place ha
been run by several different partle
5 all who claimed they were WORKING
for Mr.. Hutton. States AttOrne
McNulty said this mode of doing
5 saloon business is DOT 10 accordanc
: with the la VS. of South Dakota, an
thaLit tue place continued 10 otfe
iauor for sale, a prosecution ,ul.
follow and DE dealt with as IN ca,
:. of a blind pug. In other anils
;, saloon must be run by the man VIII
takes out the nCense.-White Roc
, Journal.
; Warren Noble will aarrive,, here U
MDUUay, ftD. HUI. WlUl EulS SoiL
NY, and play a six nights engagement
at the opera house. presenting a me-
repertoire Of plays never before see
here. Noble has a very cOmpeteI
%suppurrihg cast this season n a
special scenery for each production
Mobiles Theatre company has playe
. 10 SisseLon IL great many times an
everybody in the county knows th
: merits ui the Mobiles company an
. that they will see a good show an
y up-to-date songs and dances presen
. ed by their vaudeville artists be
VI tween each act, making a continuol
&, performance of three hours of whole
e some enjoyment. On Monday eve
I ing the great sensational comedy
:, the SWAY OF the Wicked" Change
program every night. All tlrst-cla
d plays and up-to-date specialtles b'
q, tween each act. Prices 25, 35 and