The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-03-01
Knetiscopic Views Of the Local Happenings Of the Week

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The j. T.. f. club were entertained
IT a Jolly Attic luncheon sunday
hight at the Boston Cafe.
Barney Knowles, the lrrepresSleie
and only Barney was calling on the
trade Monday.
Iheo. Beaver vas an arrival Tues
day from Minneapolis. He has been
in Northwestern Conada most Of the
winter.
Line Gottesworth blew into tow
Monday, looking as natural as ever,
and Will stena several DAYS here at
te nd,ng to business matters.
Mis-. Day returned to her home IN
G%raceville Saturday having spent a
week with her father and sisters
here.
Chas. Mlnges. ex-countv commits
%sioner, came over from summit Mon
day 10 mlngle with The crowd at
tending court
The fellow who was begui!ed into
taking off his heavy underwear, by
IA bunch cf am regrets a-d a bad
cold.
Cards are out for the marriage If
Miss Emma Schioe, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j Z. Schloe, to William
Spencer, at the home Of the brides
parents next Wednesday evening.
a very enjoyable tlme IS reported
at the Christian Enaeav0r social at
the home of MIR. and Mrs. Howard
BubcC OK last Friday evening, The
receipts were something I'VE seven
dollars.
WANTED: Ten men in each ate
to travel, distribute samples of our
goods and tack signs. Salary $50
per month: $500 per day for X
penses. SAUNDERS Co., Department
p, No. 46. Jackson Boulevard, Chi
ago, Ills. 3-2S
The North Dakota paint law pro-
vides that "a paint TO be pure mus
be made of carbonate of lead, oXlte
of zinc, pure llnseed oil, pure colors,
and pure turpentine. The paint
now furnished the trade by john w.
Masllry & Son, Is made In strict com
~pllance with North Dakota law.
More gallons of Masury's paint has
been sold i'm Sisseton than any other
brand having been handled by Stavlg
Bros. now for seven years.
A. w. Tower returned last Friday
evening from Texas, and other south
ern states. He also visited New Or
leans and took IN the Mardl Gras,
On his way home he fingered a shur,
time at Hot Springs, at which place
he left Nels Olberg, who intended tc
remain there a while longer aud take
a course of baths. A. w. is LOADED
with good stories and historical data
descriptive of the sunny south
Martin Torklldson, of Lutfmap,
was in the city Monday and added
his name TO our rapidly increasing
had several BUSINESS errands IN town
among which were preliminary pep
arations tor a grand ball to be glNe1
on March 10th by the Lutlman lodge
a. O. u. w. The Huffman Work
men are nut asleep. aud you ma
rest assured that a good time is
certainty.
While driving a young aud frac
tious team saturday. III. D. MassIng
ham met with an accident that viii
! lay him up for some time. Some
. thing about the harness broke. al
loving the team to get loose from tn,
buggy and Mr.. Massingham Wa
D thrown out with. sucn violence tina
! he sustained sever internal ipjuric
besides being cut about the head
f He was 80 severely injured that b
was unable to get up and had to b
, carried to a near by house on
: stretcher and it was not until Tues
!, day that he could be moved to hi
: own house,
Company j. South Dakota Nation
al Guard, will give a grand ST. Pa:
rlck's Day ball at the opera house OF
Monday evening, March 18th, 1907
: When the militia boys promise yo'
= a good time, there is no failure i
: the performance. and the public ma
4 rest assured that this will be a tim
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