The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-01-04

'lSlteu In the CITY last week.
Howard Bahcock returned Tuesday
rom ii business trip To the cities.
Miss lliida Swenumsou went to
Wednesday to attend the
There viii hc Catholic services in
he church here mex, Sunday, con-
lucted by Rev. Father IIepperle.
Make IA New Year resolution 10 boy
all VOur drugs of Us mex year. Pal
ace Drug store.
John Muuroe of Wilmut. blew int
town Yesterday and was l%ransacting
at Tho court house.
Won sam Satire left yesterday for
to get located and ready for
work when the legislature conveues.
Mrs. ~. p. iIoudc aud sou Charles
went to Minneapolis last week, wheie
Charles VIII receive medical treat
ment'
Carl and Anton Grovdahl and Edna
Stavjg left "Wednesday n No, thticld
MIMI where jney VIII enroll as stu
dents at ST. Olaf'S college.
olin Dunn ADD Edha ,cKeever
left Wednesday for Mitchell. /, at
tend the university Miss Mckeever
Will take d special musical course.
A. w. Tower accompanied his son
Charlie to st. Joseph, Minnesota.
Wednesday, where the young man is
attending school. They went 10y the
way of Minneapolis.
Supt. Jones returned Tuesday from
his trip to Sioux Falls and Madison,
where he has been a%ttecding the state
teachers association and visiting his
mother.
Mrs. j. o.. And w and Mrs. +. L.
Rhodes will entertain the ladies aid
of the Presbyterian church. at the
home of Mrs. Andrews next Wednes-
day afternoon.
Nels Clberg and A. w. Tower ex-
pect to leave next Tuesday for an
extended trip to New Orleans, Gal
weston and other southern cities.
l. q. Israelson and Ed Lupd have
taken the contract to pat new flues in
the engine at the Sisseton roller
mill and commenced work thereon
Wednesday. The job will be well
done. you al bet. as the boys are
thorough mechanics, and know every
detail Of the business.
WANTED: Ten men in each 5 ate
to travel. distribute sam Piles of our
goods and tack signs. Salary $50
per month: So 90 per day for eN-
pcnses. SAUNDERS Co.. Department
p. No. 46. ]ackson boulevard. Chi,
ago. Ills. 3-2s
There was a meeting of The direct.
ors and Offices of the Sisseton Mil
and Light Co. Tuesday evening. anC
although the new company has only
been organized IL fe" months. it,
affairs wers 1oun to be Ia a prosper
Gus condition and a four D r cen.
dividend was declared.
Mayor and Mrs. Rickert will leav,
Monday TO: the Pacific coast, thei
objective point being Los Angeles
However, they will stop on the wa.
in Minneapolis, Denver and pclnt
in New Mexico. They eXpecs to b
gone until April. Their son Paul
who is attending the state universit
at Minneapolis. will accompany then
as far as he latter city.
Nj. l.. Sateren departed tins woe
! for BruOkingS, wne"e he Will YAK
a short special course at the Ayr.
cultural college. Andrew Mdrvic
intended to accompany him but wa
detained toy h%lstness affairs. Thi
stat g Iu>'i'nli. II offers excellent OK
~purluniLles tor all who are intereste
vaiSlng. IN Its special two weeks
courses, which are free to all.
We a.e offering free with ever
! pald-in-ahv&nce subscription to tn
STANDARD. your choice of the follow
2 ing premiums: Il handsome water sci
consisting "f Litcher and six glasse
a glassware tea service of crear
pitcher, sugar bowl, butter dish an
=, spoonholder; or a handsome Sisseto
souvenir piece Of china. Old aud ne,
subscriber have been coming 10 t
take advantage OF this offer in sue
plumbers that our present supply {
y glassware is exhausted. More ha
> been ordered, however, and we sti
continue our liberal offer. II you al