The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-01-11

Eilt' Z ')pSal of tine PeeVer Pilot
was in the city brtw~en trains on
Wednesday.
campaof VIII give grarl mill
'arN "all Fe1ruaG1 i'm. An>w"rlh's
Concert and Dance orchestra from
Iowa will furnish the mn~ly.
Mrs. " ]. ThomlS aud children
returned Inst Saturday evening from
a visit WITH friends and relations IN
Iowa and lhe Twin C>ties.
Fine ". Il q viii hold rheir an
.nHaI luStaClation OF officers tomorrow
Saturday AFTERNOON. Company | has
~accerted aG invitation to be preSen..
Mrs. | e. Hin aud son Felix went
to their tormer hDue IN Minnesota
las FrlllV, having been called there
ON account Of the dea'h OF Mrs. Hili'S
father,
j A LeLarhcur. Que of the hest
farmers from out west, was III the
city Monday and made this office a
| pieasabt call. White here ne left
some of the circulating medium with
the cashier.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p .Houde and son
Charles returned from Minneapolis
Saturday, whore the Young nan had
oeen tor medlcal treatment. We are
| glad to state that Charlie Is much
i'm proved i'm health.
II. G. Knappen and wife, who have
been visiting in S~lsset9n With reia-
uves for some time. left for their
home in Clear Lake, Iowa, Monday.
stopping on The way at Wilmot and
Walertawn.
WANTED: Ten men in each 5 ate
to travel. distribute samples If our
goods and tack signs. Salary $50
per month: So 90 per day for en-
penscs. SAUNDERS Co., Department
p, No. AS. Jackson Boulevard, Chi
ago, Ills. BIS
We acknowledge the receipt of a
handsome copy of the eighth bieu.
NAL report OF The superintendent o.
public Instruction. 1t is well com
pred aud contains much valuable in.
formation. The Depa, tlnent has oul
sincere thanks.
The first annual bait given by thC
Eagles of this city was an entire sue
cess There was a large attendance
and All report a very pleasant time
MIXERS orchestra furnished the
music. and slpper was served at the
Boston restaurant,
A letter ~recentIy received b.
friends of the Misses Todd, who are
located on claims near Alexander, n
Oak, states that Il coal mine hd'
been opened very near their claims
and that they can purchase a toat
Weighing from TWO TO Two and a hal
tons fpr $4.oo.
Fred Y. Dale, of Minot, n OAK
was IN OWL attending TO bushes
affairs the first Of the week. He re
ports business rushing. but says tba
the pace is 50 rapid at Minot tha he
finds it necessary to come down tt
Browns Valley occasionally in orde
to slac en- his gait. Iiet thlnks
town with a speed record about nal
way belwcen the two would be jus
right.
Phil Calmenson has leased the Ola
: Houue meat market banding. noN,
door north of rhompSon'~ tijusyar'
store, now occupied by the auction
l store, ana wll! N we into the sam
neXa Monday. lie says ne will stool
up wIta a fun line of clothing, boots
i SHOES and furnishings. Watch FOL
, his ad next week.
Prof. Fisher and wife, VINO. hav
been connected with the government
Indian school at Good Will for SOM
2 time. ~ re :alled to their home i.
5 Nebraska by illness in the family
aud left Monday. Prof. Fisher re
/ signed his position before leaving
r We regret the fact that Mr.. Fishe
] and his eStimable wife are not t
return here.
, AT the last meeting of the stock
holders OF the First National Bank
5 the following directors were elected
Howard Babcock, e. G. Lubleus, N
X. Olberg, w. X. Morris, j.. A. Rick
? ect and II. S, Morris. The capita
stock was increased to $40, 900, whicl
! with the $4,000 surplus makes a cap
!. ital of $50, 900.