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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-17
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u ngebIid)e 3u1rdub e |

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lbomaS Stodtpn ans Sut.Grop5,
IA, Don Icteftips ser Baltimore
uno O6io.@abn" perboitet morbeu.
Gr ioa lcbten Nu9uit cine Giertel.
lttnoc Dor Infunit oca TittSblrg
un0 @eitcrn . SdnelljugcS sic @cs
iabr Si9nlIlidter Don einem bobcn
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Sdnager %ionc SupIor lit bereita in
Soit uno Orci ouOerr WGmtcr, melhc
0cn 3hg bcroltben MOLTEN, nerocn
nod 9cIlldt.
9coauerli6c ltnfull.
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gtcf Bel 2eonarotomn, No; fam Die
jinge VT fiir5lid) pcrbcirotbetc 6rau
Morp s. GaIep, Satin OeS 6rn. d.
niel 9. Galep, am GienItog in cigen.
arti9er @eiic um's 2oben. @ei'm
Iusfc6rcn mari lie Elm in Der @de oca
3immers Itcben0ca SArotgenebr I'm,
OoIiclbc cntllo iid) un0 sic 2aoung
rib Der ungliidlihen, crit IS Sabre
alteu 6rat 0cn &opi tbati06lid o6.
8roBge d) morenc iir
Sre0crtd COUNTY D..
Tid)ter Sobn s. 0totter 500 am
GicnIta9 Die ioI8enOen @eiAuorcncu
iiir Den Tebrulrs (arnin 0cS &rciS.
@Crifts fir 6rcocrid. County, mel
der ont crlten Montag i'm ISebrlar
beginnt: Benjamin j. 8roue, George
Soud, Geter W. @aOer, @iQiam I.
S9oof, GbnrlcS gS. Grcoger, 2cwis
9oiter, Charles 5. HicbI, &arrp 6.
Samcs, Charles s.. Winor, @oltcr
y. aranb, @iuiam ". 2oltb, G6as.
$. 2igbter, Some5 S(ngeI, Sobn u.
GiegIe, Senrp Illfcbnrt, Gurus W.
9lidenitnfi GbnrleS 3. Shta, @eo.
@. Erice, Gbarlc3 y. zimmerman,
@iGiam Z. QemiS, S[f6ert 9. Sdlpcr,
8iainm $. Grltm, Snrrp s. 8ine.
brcncr, George Sofman,. Charles s..
Gram, Cabin 6. 6rp, Sobn :. Sor.
Sacob 6rce5e, tSarlin Saupt, G6as.
.. Ooun9, 9arlan Gams6urg, Sobn
6. @arrer, Sobn 2. s. Iloriogc,
Horman Cnnner, Sobn :. @aitber
Clarence 6. Boomers, Sobn $. Yut.
Mon. SbomaS i. &aligb, M. S.@ic
ner, Senrp q. Norris, Sobn Z. Gecil,
Charles 6. ainna, 9emis 9. 6arman
Charles 6. Ran uno Gcpbns NJ.
Sbomas.
Sburm g.initur5.
Der bol5crne Sburmbau Ser NC
8innis GiitiQarp in ser Habe bon
Weitminlter, Wo., olti meld)em mcb.
rere flipierne SeiBpaiier.9 eden itan-
Ben, brad Suionmen uno "itiir5te eirl.
IS mare i ltnfall
Gie Goroners : 8eihmorenen, mel.
DIE Sen 600 Der ON Wontna BON
George Sorris cri6oiicnen l1.jdbri.
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NOTuI1 SbIu'ruHNpIe Uuh ytVIp'WOtI VHD Ut'
reii 8Gn @ebrau1 in Der 9amoep unb ut
N0u IL Citation nm 10 90 2tbenos.
Il, nod 9itinntic.Ettb an gSpheniugcn: q.
rod Miantie. Gith tdqlif; 7, mad dtfdntit.Git
Sonn,1gs. Ftut 9fige balten In @tlmington.
6 bdlt In Fbeter an.
Ehifn.. aifppi., GctrocrsS tntion. 1918 Born.
q. 200 gubm., 2G.t0 9lbenos; Wit. NohalsS station,
As.20 @ornt.. 1925 giadbm., 26.t5 Nbenos.
abetbsen NffoiI., Gdinoen' Statiou, III ,0c
Tdhm.. SIC Nbeuos: VT. GobalsS tatiop
2i.05 Gn6m.. 1915 Nberos.
Neferpirune non Rnnnl in ShIaf' oner Bar
forsygaagons. Gpeiferuten etc. tnerben idbnen be-
forai pct 5eiepbou in alien iolqenoeb Billet
n, CT. Paui 1924 ODER Mo.. COURTYARD 1901
SIT. Nobnf'Stdtiou. 6. & r., mt. Reruou 3t23:
COMMUNICATION SniorrrotionSs Rlrenu, e. 4 y.
e. Raul GAG. uoer no. 9ourt. lib s1S6; unf
sr. 525, SlosNroa3ipoI.
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Iarplano e YrnnIaluania 81. o..

Shne ptriahen WorthsH1tnnts Stntien:
100 Scrn. nab g0tf .dali6, 1nsgelJnimeH
Sonntngs.
$40 9,orn. unf TeIia, MIR eonn.Ga5.
$50 gorm. uaL 9elair ideli6. nusssnorls
men GunningH.
100 Gnctm. ndf pelGir. MIR SnmiianS.
1926 gG6m. nab DJrf idglih. aisaenommeu
Sunntnns.
4.05 gdhm. mad, 9e'in, MIR GoTntaas.
i.i5 gn DIM. nab gs'alr iieli6. auSscnor'
men Snuninqs.
men Sountnos.
If 90 slbenbs rd6 5elin. mr. ecnntaas.
II. 80 abenbs nn6 geloir. Wliitpof u. Gam
fiud
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gen Gatie Sbatt BON Cecil . Gountp
ulteriu6ten fonlc1 SIT Oent 9cfunO,
0oB Die SdieBerci ein llnioa ruur.
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Mcrdmnts & MiincrS transport. 81.

NrudIt NIB 9aiiagierr.
taad 9pitum uno benz Eitcn
Wlpnl., Sienit., SonHcrit. Samft.. @ ubr NboS.
+Tah Vruuioeuec uuo oem Etrn
SunIttug. Wiiitnud. Srctida. q l6r Nbenos.
*M'adI GeUpprt.9eu6 nno Turfoif
tdgIib. @ llbr glbenoS.
.3rodt nlgeunntluen iiglid bis . ubr gab.
iir o~erfelben Iag n6id6renoe Sumpfer.
9,ad, Sapaunab nno benz ehoen
Oienitap. Eonneritag. Salnttnq. @ ubr Nbenos-
@ ltbr stberos.
u. y. Goria, glaeut. 2on1 God.
9aupt.Siirean: Berman' nno 2~tght'Gtrahe.
Ut3,S&S-)
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YaIe snr &eiie ms NnSIanS be.
Ioret 6. Iaine, Wr. 413, Oi-Saltis
more.s tra6e. uabe Guitumbouie.Ase
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Baltimore Tampi Tafct . So.
tNtte unb superiaiNae gat2inis.)
Sic Yer. Stuaienspoft bef6roerno.
Tompfer .!girgtnia" Inen). .Mlabamn,"

.Bsurgia," ,3eunrHee".
CAMPER fahreu tdglif. Gonnings ansaercEr'
men, bun ben .8aiaaiaie" sFiers. Wr. t0-.e,
9tebt.e iraBe. $50 .Nbenos. otrefi. uo9 C.b
Runfien hes Giibcrs. Terttnolng In Clio
Roiff Comfort NIT g. & 9. Gtfenba5u-. Ran
8i6nlono, Yerbinoun9 IN Sorisuouib NIT Dem
.Senbodro 2ir Cine" foIioet 3ua na6 Rnrtss
monib mno s,Innta. IN gor.olf gerbtnoutig
NIT Der pgtlaniie Goat Glue" ~siorfolf uno
peNlld unh ~OIh Dominion Cine MD 9elp..
Hemsglorf.
Md5l8eitcn na1 europdif6em Blame. .2nru'
ri5fe aniitter8imrter, elcfirifte Be!eidtnra
Sininier In ben 9ifet,Nircaur Der Bah Cine,
Mr. fOT. 6r.g,aIiimcre. Sirdbe.. 9t. 500 NIB
sos. o~iabtsStrabe, e; VI, 9. Office, Snooif,edf
9ruit guiloina" NIB aIbatgbs Tr. 100, Torb.
GbdrIessStrube.
Sopu ". Gherruopo. y. yrpfunf
RieesYrdI. IL. 9en. .Osanaeer. 6en. sBatf. 'Saenf.
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BREU7HlgRz&OlH][D
Iuglih. IugllD, unS9eliomiItett Soriltag.
ytar Sorlllu1.

Der COMMUNICATION nuh Mainiuaipn an
gHo6eniu0cn 100 &urul. Dis 500 NbeTos.
6ribere gIbiubri bon otr nj. 9to0GIs Si1ltolt.
Nnibiuatun, p~erIalicn MI. GouuI citation
tG.O5, tG.45. l7.lO, 1850, Fs.55, $3.50. ll0.b1,
lti.53. 2ll.56 gnrm. tl2.l3. ll2.b5, 100.
.2,43. 1850. '4.id. !I.5a, l5.55 gIa6my 'G.0g,
1910, 500 Himiieo), tlO.55, zig gIbenoS;
Uerl. GamoensS GALLON hoo. 'Gi6, 1890. 200,
l7,2o. 300. .*s.2O, 900, 1000 ~; 90 Vora
~. o. Or, !l2.02 +l2.22. 100, 2lA0j, 300,
1870. 1905. 400, '4S0. 300, bob. 1886
9iudbin., 1900, s6.I6, 10. 20, l7.0C, $500, +s.l6
(gimtieo). 1000, 5000. tlll0. III 80 Iboe.
Mnuapolis oil. AoDaLG tation, 1850 uno
2s.55 8orm.. i4.55 uuo l5.55 aabm. Gamblers
GiatiolL 800 mo 1000 BORN, 1900 Wittags.
300. 81. 80 ginfm. Ilno 1900 glbenos.
Sreoerid, GGntocnsS iuttoi, 1875 uuo N.l6
Torm., 1925, 1900 uuo 1920 gidbut.
2sindeiier. VT. Jiopal, ITO Norm, 1913,
i3.50 gtGbnl.; 9amoeH.z t1iion, 1920 Born.
Is. 90, 1850 unb 400 gndm.
sagrrstolpn, Wit, NounI. Siotion, ITO Born.
1870 giadui,; GamoensStatton, 1920, H.35
BORN, 1850. 400 Jtnbin.
6nisott.Giih imo MI. Nirn, GdmoeusSt atton,
l7.35, W.t5 8urnl, !i.25, 1850, $40 Natri.
*G.30. +l1.45 2tbcnos.
eurnn, ut. NopabS% taiion, '2.43 ytabrn /;
Camden, 1900 gOhm.
Nohal Nfur 9inc
nani philadelphia nuo yieiu .Dorf.
RcuPt Iermitlts an Der GretuiloBlpdnBtglten
Strabe, Geip, yrrf. bCduem nab 9oiels, Ibenters
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Naatiea! Grdanss Mffauran'

Senrp 9lisbeiebi, @igentbIimer,
empiteblt Dem BubItium I'M neuen> 2oiul feline
inlpuriirte uno cinbeilnif6e gSetHe, Stfore, Stef
unb Gi9urren better Auul.idt.
Mabl5eiten a Ia Carte weroen al,ts SaMdd'
bafteilie 8ubereltet.
@eeuIires Wiiitaeseiien bon ~ hts ubr
Hudluittua5. tU}or324, ~
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Srnrn Is. aletu'S Wetaurant,

Nr. 2i6. 6iap., rahe co,parb.etra6e
goriiigli6e gleitie, Spiriiuoien u. llIion'
6ignrrcn geftes Rier an 3apf. auni6
iir Sci6ditslerte bon lt.30 Nurn. bis
2 llbr 9iac1miitGqS, IeIepbon, Is. & y.
- vi. 8ernoI 300s y.
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Gpbert Voumer's
MnSurt.Wl1nnc SaMe,"

uWPninrt'NSnnnc dlptsNnHe,"
Rr. 192t-i023, GrIeanssStrufe.
Snuptduartier oes nW}o5dri $ W(lItner'
docs" SingIiunoe iebcn 8unnertine
glbeno. Ser oWloScri NGus mo petb'
herein" nerinmnelt lt6 ieoen Wlcnin9
bier. 9beiapedfe : Ieiepbon wolfe
644 3. (aprll4.lO
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9oiepl ehmeug'r's Gate,

2I1b, NdIDeftohsJlbno, hnUt W~ttotfIdsTut
8te beiten ggetne I'M 8ciieno. Wiabl'
5eiieu 81 isoer 3elt. @et6dfislunt6 clue
SYe5iaIiidt - Saacr III ocrnlieiben.. =
Saupiuunrtier ocS p9oMhTtotter Solfsfeib
Nereins."
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WOhdl Siur vine
und philadelphia nno Tetp .Dorf.


Rcurr terminus an Der 1reiuuo6tpan3iaIter
Strahe. Stem Yrrt brduem nab 3oteIs. Ibenters
ftuf OHafhdffasTt ftriTt
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eaatpH uuS etablambtowu.
ehniot's .Gintniran,.9aae

puf De uNp <ttuHt.
Sdupiulnriier oeS ~elbern 8r..lHf. ,Ner.
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Caution Sinuerpdbren ,en Fnu. uno petb'
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.Sefpcs SOnilnue yir. AIS. J. 8. s."
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I NUHH NruN9s PARLIAMENTARY
{ Rr. 1875, &urriion', unbe eertngten'str.
I SEQ. @itnibCr, IT,. Nrau COS 9tei am
{ 8apf. Bornei nnnf6 Don IL bis / llbr
| Mabmiitug. glue oeutIten Noder itto
ann J'eiuht ein0eIaoeu. g. & 3. 4eles
p6un - St. Yaul 1852 NJ.
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proXimating $3.50, 600. The bank
owns its own building. The pol
icy pursued by them during the
years in which they have been
in business has been at once APP
preciative and progressive. yet
conservative enough to suit the
most careful investor.
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK.
The Citizens Nation | namlz,
was organizes Sept. |, 1902. Tie
last statement show a ctpital
stock of $50, 600, surplus and I'M
divided profits, $l2,5oO; crcul3-
ton. S12. 800. and deposits S315.-
600. The officers are, president
joseph Warwick: vice president.
A. j.. Norby cashier, @. p.
Rask: assistant cashier. Henry
Helvig. The bank officials are
genial gentlemen. and lcaSant
to deal with.
RESERNATION STATE TANK.
Reservation State Bank. capt.
al stock ST., 600. 90, president
H. l.. Spackman; cashier l.. j.
Onstad. This is the oldest bank
in the city. established in May,
1898. and has always given its
customers courteous treatment
and a square deal. The present
officers airs fully able to sustain
the reputation of the bank, as
they are courteous, obliging, and
thoroughly conversant with the
banking business.
All these banks rest on a sub.
stantial business basis. and de
servedly have the confidence o.
the people in sustaining whose
business interests they have
proved an important factor.
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present site, ten miles south of
the city, 10y Dr.. Daniels, the first
agent. being removed from Lake
Traverse, where it was first 10
Gated two wears previous. The
agency is now IN charge of
Major {. y. jackson. Since the
opening of the Reservation IN
1892. the Indians hold their land
in severalty, and enjoy ali the
privileges OF the white citizen.
except that the government
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-03-29

John II Movlus to Edward Il. S.bek, VIZ,
nc'.. \ WI SEA 3, l2s, -. S3oo0.oo.
Mar. IL.
lhomns A. Stordnlcn to Iholdus NJ. Stnve,
M nw'. -, lbs. 81 $1,000 .0o.
Charles Ilcllming to W. c. ko,tkr, sta nwi4
sWi4 ilcl4 " mwl4 SEA II. l23. -. S2l00 90.
Mar. IA.
Mary Nj. Woodward and w. ID. Sloan to
Jphun Olson. lots } & s, block ., WoodwuId's
Addit ON To summit. $1,000
Horace w Brown To Hans l.. Stavig net,
u, l26, ii. $3.50 90.
.lohnm olson to Jacob Olson, lots } Il 6.
block 9 Woodwnrd's Addition to Summit.
100000.
John kuvanngh To Brrnat jacobson. lots u
to u. block 81, Sisscton. ST.G5.
Mar. ~.
State Savings Bank of Ortley to o. r..
Slettcm. lot s, block 8. Anderson. 1890 90
Mar. Is.
T.. <. to ELIAS Se!lnnd. lots l az. & "a ne4
., l2s, - $50.
". :. 10 John O. Monsoon, sw nwl4 20, 124,
81. 500.
William Simon to Charles Tlsch. seq Z. 1873,
81. 100000.
Andrew p. Spabcrg to Andrew Warwick,
ne14 30. l29, 80. s35oO.oo.
Henry Gustafson to Jens Jensen, lots 10. IL
& II, block 9, Powell's Second Addition to
White Rock. S2oO0Uo
Elias SelIund to Matey Trubacs. lots l < =
4 ~ nel4 ;, 12s, -. $4,000 90.
James Fceley TO Ped-r Hothum sea II.
l2G. -. Si5ooUo.
Net,lc Gers To John Hohb. lot : block
Wilmot. 5000. 90.
sam c.. Jones to Charles harpledcr. s4 swl4
p, IL. a. 5000
a. NJ. knipht To swan Nelson, lots :, 3. 8,
block rs, ei-seton. $500.
Mar. "a.
Amelia A. Dodge to a Elmer Johnson, lot
9. block 6, Pow,.lrs First Addition to White
Rock ta5o.oo.
John i'redcrickson to u. IL 1idRwell, NV.
NV ~, 4 - ne =, nei4 nci4 VIZ sels & e&
swl. 2I. l22. -. 100000.
Mar. u.
otto Peterson TO NJ. Knight, me- sci4 x
nla swl4 =. l23. -. 100000.
q. ii. Gilbert ID Otto Peterson. ny sei4 &
NJ swl. =, ~. %. slloo.
Albert teinhoid Thiclmann TO Dedrick Rel,
OIL. see. 8 l22, IS. $ll2o.
John LavAchek to Henry :. Morris, VIZ
n" . %, ~, 81. u WI.
Mar. %.
MI. McHugh TO William cHugh ne1a 10
1T, As. S3O0.o0
&c. Joe to William McHugh. mex 10, l27,
IS. $500 90.
Sarah Penwarden TO VIM. McIIugh ne4 10.
l27, AZ. 100000.
Lucy f.. Pryor to Carl A. and Clara +.
Swenson, lots - TO Is. block 20, Sisseton,
slS0O00.
Mar. %.
Ed a. McClosky to john Bell, lots Z q s,
block II, Woodward's First Addition to sum
nit. $4,000.
Rinaldo L.. Moen to John K. Jones, So neA
& lots ] and :. sec, %, l29. 80. s2S9o.W.
Frederick Swedek to Nels X. Olberg, neA
> i, 1875, IL S3s00.oO
Maren A. Week to knndt r. Tystad. nel4
swl4 u, 1876, So. $4,000
Henry 5. Morris to Sundry Swenumson, lot
. block +, Anderson 10000
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-03-29
Attention..

A special session or term Of the
circuit court OF Roberts county VIII
be held at lhc court house at Si>se-
ton. :. ID J.lv 2nd \. u. 1907. All
persons Wishing To obtain certificates
OF Cttlzeu,hip al thai term must lie
their petitions with the clerk of
said court on rr before the 2nd day
of April. 1897.
l.. WIN. Foss.
Clerk Circuit Court.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-03-29
Our Water Supply.

Few cities of the northwest
are favored with as fine a water
supply as Sisseton. Issuing from
a flowing spring in the hills four
miles to the west of the city. and
at an elevation Of 400 feet, the
water is piped the entire distance
and reaches the consumers. clear,
pure and invigorating, and in
almost its original GOODNESS. The
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-03-29
DISCONTINUE LAND OFFICE.
One at Watertown to be Consoli-
dated with Offie at Aberdeen.

U. 5. Commissioner Paul
Babcock has received q copy Of
an order made by the commits
sioner of the general land office
at Washington to the effect that
the Watertownaland office is to
be discontinued on May |, and to
be consolidated, with the Aber-
deem land office, This will add
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-03-29

there is a lot Of land in process
Of settlement and a good deal of
business in the way of contests
and proofs will be brought to the
Aberdeen office. The officials
retired are.Herman Hildcbrandt,
register, and H. A. Mowrey, re-
ceiVer.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-03-29
FINANCIAL.
Something about Sisseton's
Solid Banking lnsti-
buttons.

~ is OF great Importance to
every community that its
~ business men shall be able
to obtain money when they need
IL. The merchant may desire to
build a new store, and he must
borrow part of the cost: the
farmers barns may need enlarg-
mo and he has moi the ready
money until after his crops have
been sold; the lawyer pl ms 4
new house. but hc cannot erect
it unless he can borrow.
OF course If 1t Wcre possible
or wise for i man always To
postpone expansion II business
facilities until he had the ready
money to pay lGr the needed
Improvements, banks would not
be 50 necessary: but much bust
ness is done ON borrowed clpitll.
1t is borrowed money That builds
railroads and erects larger Office
buildings. Managers and pre-
meters hire money bust as they
hire men, and that town i'm
which money IAN be obtained
/ easily by its entelprising citizens
is the town that t1ourishes.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-03-29

I. morning service al 1880 "A. III.
sunday school at - o'clock; evening
service at 40 p. IN. seats free. all
welcome. Rev. II. y. Tragltt, pas
tor.
Methodist Class meeting, 10 a. m;
preaching, 1890; Sabbath School,
ll:45; Junior Z, l.. , p. m; Epworth
League, $50; evening service : p. IN;
Rev. +. Il. Dunn. Pastor.
Presbyterian Church-Sunday ser
vices. Preaching 1920 a. m, sun
day School, - M; Q. l.. meeting 6:45
p. m,: evening service 1880 p. III.
Rev w. +. Atkinson, pastor.
Legal blanks at the STANDARD Of
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holds their allotments in trust. so
that they are not subject to dis
posal by the Indian owners until
the expiration OF the prescribed
twentysyears from the time Of
opening. Many of the Indians
are thrifty.and well-to-do.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-03-29
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Sisseton has three we'll estab-
lished banking houses, the First
National Bank with a capital
stock of $40, 600, al surplus of
$40. 600 and with total assets APP
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-03-29

800 spring caps IS cents at
Calmenson's Clothing Store. One
door north o: Thompson'S hard ware
store, Houde's old stand
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-03-29
THE CHURCHES.

Lutheran Preaching service.
at lo:%o a. n. Rev. *. N. Eudie,
pastor, Sunday School and Bible
study from II To ] O'Clock.
Episcopal services on Sunday, Apr
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-03-29

We have on inspection now
at this office as tine a line of
samples Of domestic and imported
calendars as has even been DISPLAYED
in SIsseton. Do not order until you
have seen them.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-03-29

New spring goods are now arriv-
ing; NDhby mems suits, chiidren's
suits, Tam O'Shanlers, Hats etc, at
CalmenSon'> clothing store. one door
north OF Th"mpson'> hardware store.
lIuudr'> old stand.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-03-29

to the Aberdeen land district,
the Slsseton agency and the
counties of Marshall, Day, Clark,
Roberts. Grant, Bookings. the
whole Of thei northeastern part
of theTstate.. to ithe... Minnesota
line. MOnIy forty-acres of public
land remain to be fled!on i'm the
newly acquired district. but
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-03-29
Sisseton Indian Agency.

In the spring Of 1S6S:the Sisse-
ton agency was established on its
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-03-29

DO not send your calendar order
away. Wait till you have seen u
samples.
New Swedish. Norweigen and
German records at Che Racket store.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-03-29
COURT HOUSE CULLINGS,
Real Estate Transfers.

This list Is furnished 10y courtesy of the
SiIsetou Loan \ Title Co,
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-03-29

The ladies of the w. r.. C. will
give a tea at the home of Minnie
r. Matthews. Saturday after
noon, April 6. Lunch will be
served from three to five O'Clock.
Everybody cordially invited.
HENRIETTA STEELE,
Press Correspondent.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-03-29

SPRING HOUSE. CITY WATER
WORKS..
supply is wholly adequate for a
much greater than our present
population. Every precaution
for preserving the utmost clean
Illness of surroundings has been
taken, and ample fire protection
is provided for by means of hy-
drants. We may we'll boast of
our excellent water system. We
print herewith a cut of the
spring house.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-05-25

L. Smith went to Chickasha
lastsnight to spend Sunday.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-05-25
negro DUD-
LEY dead
Killed at Cement Yesterday By
Little, Another Negro.

Dudley, a negro, was arrested
yesterday at Cement on a war.
rant sworn out by Little, another
negro, charging him with assault
and battery upon a colored
woman living at Little's house.
Dudley gave bond before the
justice of the peace to appear for
trial Monday, After being dis
charged, he procured shotgun
went to the home of Little and
shot at him through the door.
Little ran out of the house and
took one shot at Dudley with his
pistol, missing him.
Dudley then went off but soon
came back and was told by Little
a number of times to leave; but
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-05-25
Mayors Proclamation

l, j. C. Steiner, by virtue of the authority vested
in me as Mayor, set aside Tuesday the 2Sth instant
to be a cleaning day for the city and urge all good
citizens to cooperate with the citys sanitary force
to make Anadarko clean.
1t is requested that every householder clean up
his premises, and place the garbage in boxes or
barrels in the alleys. Wagons will be sent to gath
er up this rubbish and take it away.
The people are requested to give their residences
and business houses thorough cleaning in order
that the work can be done in one day.
j. c. STEINER,
Mayor of Anadarko
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-05-25
SALE OF
INHERITED INDIAN LANDS

Anadarko, Okla. Dec. 3, '06
SCHEDULE OF INHERITED INDI-
AN LANDS listed at Kiowa Indian
Agency, Oklahoma, for sale un-
der the Amended rules of the Sc.
cretary of the Interior Gated Oc-
tober 2, 1902. for the conveyance
of Inherited land under the pro.
visions of the Act of Congress
approved May 81, 1902.
Bids for the lands listed will be
opened at the Kiowa Agency,
Anadarko, Okla, at 2 O'Clock,
p. M. on the dates given below,
and each bid must be accompan.
led by a CERTIFIED CHECK on
some solvent bank. PAYABLE TO
THE COMMISSIONER OF INDIAN AF.
FAIRS for at least 20 per oent of
amount bid.
BIDS ON FOLLOWING OPEN.
ED JUNE 3. 1907.
E1a of NEA "a, On, 10
NW4 q an, II
sWh IA, 6N., II
sWh Ii, 5N., 12
sWh 7, On, 10
SEA 7, On, Is
BIDS ON FOLLOWING TO BE
OPENED JULY /, 1907
sEh 8, 3N, II
SEA 12, 7N,11
sWh 81, 8N, 13
NEA 81, IN, IA
NEA A, IN, 10
SEA 10, On, 15
SEA 2, 5N, 18
Some of the land above listed
is now under lease and any sale
of leased land will be made sub.
| ject to such lease.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-05-25
TO the sheriff for collection.

to the sheriff for collection.
The county treasurer appeared
before the board showing that
school district No. 10 had a credit
on tax rolls of one mile of the
Oklahoma City & Western rail-
way which is valued at S3760,33
at 20 mills general school fund
and 8 mills sinking fund total
amount of said tax S94.00.
The board on motion hereby
directs the county treasurer to
transfer from the school district
No. 70 $1,000, $1,000 into the
general fund Of school district
No. Al and 3 mills sinking fund
of $500 into sinking fund Of
school district No. A,
On motion board adjourned to
meet June 3rd at 8 a. m. as board
of equalization.
(To be cont.)
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-05-25

he remained and finally made e.
leap to grab Little when Little
shot him in the breast and killed
him.
Little was shot in the the face
and will probably lose one eye.
The coroner's jury returned a
verdict that Dudley came to his
death as a result of a pistol shot
in the hands of Little in self.d de.
fense.
Little has not yet been arrest.
ed.