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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31

ihrea different velvet and sllkcn
shirts during the piay mafpnea into
tha spotlight There were marmufa
aa fipreuct Gloria Roberts spread
Aer-r
"S-s.h Dorothy. there she comes
now lan't she beautiful
And Flarance ana Whlttierry add.
fd go their llst 20 admirers SO bte
stripping play IN this drama n
FaNanH les HEht. not too original
nst tna eiettr 3ut ua tnrY good
nights entertainment As between
sitting around tha lHflar piavinW
bridge and seeing che play wbY
rhe plays the thing by ana means
SO dear white WhiiUessy do~snt
reafiV hHat me best lowed actress
~ the Coast tle eats a whip SOU
ean seer him 10 it And Me rams
ouJsile after her and yoa can hear
tha stick swish and atFise and sou
tsu hear Gloria acFtam With rain
sn1 Indignation clear back e. enc
foyer hut honestly glhis Is first
Sand Information fgcm oHe 81 che
s5age bands who Was rikhs therei---
~ Doesn't really las e hand 80 her
And Florence the audience agreed
Ia very sweet ard winning la the
play And nef dresses s-ash
Tne sugherts are @ e. given
credit Cor easfmming their company
aH through 80 thar thsg really look
nka dukes and counts and noble
ladies ard the like
Homer Miles. the tat mNn NNo
plays comedy was good. ana 30 efas
Amanda Wellington. 49, ulUria'A
cousin caasauAfa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31

here last season with Lillian Rusaoil
in the came niece. ard he IL pudgier
ana better than ever Despite hts
paprrweiEht physical proportions
WIN carries considerable tonnage as
a comedian iiis turf slang Ia right
from the paddock ana altogether
this fotund little fellow b aome
swat
Pauline iiail who aueeeeds lillian
Russell ~ cn.stHr with WHl Archie.
in the character % Mrs henrietta
harrington. awunf ~ the facine
mare Wiidura. makes FOR plenty 81
dash ia spots hdr WORK IS not over
hufdened with polish hut All Bee aN
Miss Haii riaHEea the chimes.
ona ~ the beet things in the show
q che Nosd work 81 Rowland q Ma
wards. az John 0auiaonn. horse
lover Edwards work is az ail times
done in a thorough manner
. X Hutchinson gave e good im-
persanRtien 81 a huree tutinnf. auA
bis spsts with Archie brought a
EgodlY grist x lawghs
Cecil Lyndon gNi over a f1p from
The other slide which eafuHM him
plenty ~ good VIII The balance 81
ne east. notably Jeanette W0ntf as
che coj1reA maid fiied 81 the ehlnka
ancnptahiv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31
@ssehs

Jane kHitnn as Hapho" O. neither
an olga Nalhefseie nor a Florence
Roberta bat az that patrons 81 the
Lots theatre witnessed . good prs
sentation ~ the Fgsnrh drama yea
trrdays and II " safe wager that
tha little house wiii b. fliirA Is ra-
parltF all week Ths Preach story
IL a familiar fhene. ard aeedless To-
roiefs. poinfa a painted moral Mlan
keiton has diffiruit patf--n part
which calls fnF smoilonai depth uui
iaAginE from ihs applause yesier-
aaV this actress PLEASED With a bis
a. Mr Lawrence plays the youthful
sqvef and BE- mote than makes good
Az r fAyu9. az ths uucia Ralph
Belmont. f'red HWehner and Carl
Stoe kdaie. scored az dia Miss nsrefa
and Miss Chapman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31
!, VI. wrlt,sn lor Warned

Rather cuTipusiy. IN view 81 the
fact that David Wnrflad and The
Man From Home we're here turinE
the same week 4 develops that this
pieee was originally wriftpn with
David Warfieid IA mind fer tha title
role hnt that NaFfieia turned Y
laNn NJ Seattle informant vaNa
that ghs stp eafus from Booth Tars.
ington. fhs plsy author diFvCt
Il is also certain shat The Alan
PROM HHue Wua offered So Nat
Goodwin but ehat Nat with his
reastrFiy ability 90 pick losers ana
turn down NtunerA declared -
cHaidut ssm = thing Ia ghe play
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31

Last shot" thriller fran the pen
% QUO owen payls There's a III
mmous sheglff whose guns were
spiked by Dill nowlnn theadwuod
piekl, amid loud applause FROM the
Ran4el bunoh, naadwood Dick ~
ccives many rehuffH in tho four acts
81 tho piece. hut az the finish he
ogHeg thg gRff Into The tfWebefQua
sheriff 20 the tune IL loud huaNnH.
Action IL fast throughout the play
and iharo are many aplaHhoa Of com
edy Tho stage al times resembles
"A we'll equipped areenai. aud there
10 Eoodiy amount " guppowdef
spilled, It's moiodrnma "Ra la" mel.
odfama
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31

noted in connection with the en-
sowhlo music % tho orchestra. bat
yesterday WAS her first advancement
or a aaloisi Her mutual number "a
saint sanus fantasia, gave her every
opportunity for showing a splendid
technique. und the real melody %
her instrument was brought out .u
the familiar Enduring Charms
which she gave as an encore.
the orchestral numbers were Of
the usual variety the beAuttfnl hnl-
lni music 81 nelibeh from Conpelia
undoubtedly proving the most papur
lar THE itaymodd" overture. ~
Thomas, was a close second
The usual Intervention ~ one
SUNDAY between concerts Wlil not
obtain in the present Instance. The
eighth concert coming next Sunday
afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31

BAT took out Il card. printed on e go
hlR letters. SHUT up" and hald
n over hla shoulder whore ii would
10 the moist COED
Quick as flash enc 81 che demuro
httlf things scrubbed something ~
the bottom uf che card. Sat read
IL ana had nothing more Go say all
Though ihe eahliine continued az in-
ter4Ain ul ihruurh tho evening
fnf this is what ha found written
ga The bottom 80 lhe card
go fo hell"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31

GOING up IT'S
BIBLES THIS TIME

CHICAGO. Jan 81 Whisper an
earnest prayer bibles are going
pp March This announcement
was made today By a large Bible
h0nEa. with branches IN Kansas
cry Cincinnati and San Francisco
Tho cause Is ihe enforcement Of
the new tariff on imported leather
and on paper
SO far the uewa has not excited
the packing house district. Or
caused any disturbances on CLARK
aAd Halstesd ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31

VIII have road production ~ "St
Emo" here before long. and lntimat
lng that we ought 90 be ticklod 20
dsatt over the prospect Mehbc aoi
iaWta 30. The Lois has Just given
ua y very good stock presentation Of
this play however
tiHck 81 the "At Elmo" tour 10 the
indication Of revival Of The lor'
met custom of this firm ~ sending
ont IN Coast tours, with specially
ofHH izsd compnniea such plays az
faFi with unusual success Ia stock
~ Ira san Francisco Alchsnr,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31
Seventh Popular Concert,

There was a
very good az
tendance az yea
terdHy after
noon popular
concert By the
Symphony or
riiratra nt IN E
Moore. and the
Hel0iat ~ the az
tern % on Miss
rieanor n ord
huff was heartily
- nloyod Her
excellent haF 3
playing has from
a. HHa GH..a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31
HURRY UP CALLS

In every s@ett@H 81 TIE sasrr. eNtrn
lew price tuduc~snrnts nre hetaE
made 60 ~imar auf all hruk~s ilmra
snd odd tots.
Meat Of the specials nae nftou~d
here are 81 small aaaatifi~s. he
tnsrk -devu prfce@ prevail - tsaG 80
thwT tmnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31

There were
algh from the
women az che
Aitauhra taat
night every time
White Whittles
asy. aa the hand
some Engiish.
rHf aff h.a a.aaFa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31
considins ouis,s Many Runners.


Manager John W. Censidlne re-
turned last nlEht from San Fmus
eiere. where w. met and conferred
miia Martin Beck Rnd william M6r.
riH "Aii ~ fhe stories cent 0ut
from San Francisco. said 10 this
morning. raKafdlnE ANY alliances
made hF mgaslf With ans other cir.
cults aFp purely huf air ! have
made M alliances whatever There
ere no Developments from the san
Francisco conference We agreed
70 pot aii these matters over unfii
February s. ahen. iu New totk city
there wlii 80 a meeting ~ 8ii ihe
hlE vaudeville managers ia Amer
ica I leave hers on Thursday 10
attend that conference. o. mo apln.
Ion thu situation VIA b. peaceAblf
settled Whatrvef new agreement
i shade viii b. binding for 30 years
u found nut in san Francisco that
an fhe rest * them were anxious
ID tse uu wffh ths Sullivan sCaneidins
elrruit Ny position however. e
That wa are Independent now and
getting along fine We feel perfect
b. secure Ia SUR position, and are
going riRht aionA extending oar cir
aus 10 che eastward Sullivan a
Com Hfdine now have the only trans
Continental vaudeville u3fciiit IN tbs
country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31
WILL ARCHIE TAKES
"WILOFIRE" HONORs
With Little Comic and
With Pauline Hall, Play
Opens for a Week at the
Grand.
nY eooln novoeN.

fudEy II title
VIII Archie the
60 year ald huu
die 81 riHHH apni.
ed laughter ain
over the Grand
fheslro last night
a. nud the ata
biu boy Ia the
racing COMEDY,
Wiidfiro And
Willie .no Wlli
deserved tit p
iorrla little IS
ception accorded
him
H.HaMH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31

A novellaatlon Of "Wlldflre' viii
be given away O. patrons Of th'
lraud At the Wednesday matinee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31

Hereafter. II
you happen 70 sll
behind Ed Hat
we'll nt ihn thea
&C. sou ran tnli
your head pff h'
won't Say any
thing
II VI q ny e
dressed refin r
young women sHi
ll0hind hiH last
night They sab
hicd and aa1blnf
cont in % % ely
Desiring 90 heat
anua Df fila show
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31
NEW COMPANY FOR LOIS.

= Manager Alex PantpEca ~
fhf Lots theatre today an-
nouneed that DC bad completed
4 afrauFt uantH with HandHfHN
a Lawrence whereby thNy VIII
4 st once organise another Gre
= matte stock COMPANY - pat ~
= at the iois after the present
4 Organization has some i0 1p0s
= kane The rhanRu Ia companies
mlli take place GA sunday
q March 49,
"a las heeu practically #atr
e lied that Raymond Whitaksf.
rrcrntiy seen here ~ tta lead
ine man n Beverly ~ me
q Grand. sh4l become The lead
q ms man u The new tsnis coa-
q nnay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31

~p.ad.4sos olsA's Lass Shot
Sh~et lightning meiosirania " the
81 81 ths seattle theatre this Neak
In ths form "a Dead meed uttAH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31
FLORENCE ROBERTS
NEW PLAY IS LIGHT
Gloria" Forms An In
consequential But Pleas
ing Evenings Entertain
ment.

ue mice 20 'em.
and they'll lauKh
at you heat EN-
and they'll lsn 3
yuu Fren the
old Man'a fice-
nliegtiuns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31

AsN15 FN@t" N.s.
sypleal musieal plAS
- tsre IN that y nst
|faa ss,ar intelllgqnge hNR
Is mAnds npon fnuf
-, sas sense w ahaaN ~
- war apera giaf So
NM - Wsil llka shg plAN
- ass aishs s. the y oais
Nsn witch gave every
sntlne the NEST
~ gr8m the newest
Rsath spaAle
Heath sfe ana ~
~ she afsef paFi nt
lAa .'ssrert Thev afe ap
- ~ greatest ieam -
1880 eattrgainers n1N nf'
sr ana aaaieHces nefrf
rsll coon AMI h'9
~ lassxae. In hsyH 81
sNsss II Mcipiyre q
go ahra & put "a W
- ytaAeti'ie aci. w@ilA
!. 49, y m.netes y ala eng
sssss i exF2ntaa irta
a. .ssnss she's n the siii
se~ sappaftinx easi NhlfH
"A = swa epsaians e. so7s
* ~ emplaswrn ~
a ssxrx a sast e sSeeetlns
- - ant IRE aforesaid
- neS and = paHlhef
go $40 aaashsrs pahh are
s ssagd
8 ,i,ss settings arr warmly
- w az ehob ssan tppeals
= - e . person she wante
~ II ths rain fnrgei aua
q ~ mfes ID ths sieht ane
49, 4 afua eamssiy tinklinS
- a. Attractive teainlaiff and
4, mr. rsss eeamfva az of his
=. e. b 81 through thst aiai
~ as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31

3 ~. Fear.le via went into
ss. rwsasly Is ins Urpnsuns
<za 81 ~ AZ taek Ia Van
u.s. . G. paaesng q sln che
ra a snAsy - that eiiy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31

knsshss st. Elrta" Coming.
neaasco 4 Mayer efa ssnftnE uuf
5fsaa starr #hieh intimates ttns Trey
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s.analfe aua eth
g musical gl'iu
tl. "a hieh
Klaw 4 Erlans
have esat hnfe
n tfaSti & the
ahsolutc limit u
the nAttrf or
stage KerNe aiie
as. ia Nttfagr
ave- dr. slnN 81
lsNerne ~
xiaelhE and u
the rafnpl ete ga
sninlty 81 ass
$50 ID maY De-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31

- vsx e CaAenM ~ anngfvrf
~ teesni psetsatleas prp-
tss xakA has utterly failed ln
"a lNt
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n lnn@ zlah il plAnning an
x nsassF ezmheL ons weck
IL Mtag ~ eaninw nprth ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31
$40 Waists for 1893

Net. meaaaline. taffeta and
satin Waists. all gathered IN
one big lot Styles are the
newest ia fancy aud tailored
effects. long and short
sleeves open back or front
Assortment includes plain
eoiors and fancy plaids: all
sizes Waists formerly priced
up 20 5000 all marked for
quick disposal az s3ss.
Just received. q line 81 new
Tailored Waists Of white
linen. madras and llnene. solid
pleatod. Gibson or elahroider.
ID models: all sizes Special
dinposing sale price. sl.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-31
inter- Inventory Sale for One Week
tuesday for Bargains in Dining Room Furniture

all and Bullets
la one day onyto
ssucly n
TOUR WINDOWS TABLES BUFFETs AND CHINA
M
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Nv. '.''enge Department should not be
.ss i.,.'' yon for single day If you re-
- 2 any description az AL Cur
m Il .T department IS constantly chang
ii ~ 49,, ao''' iihd she article you want to-
egaia toHprroW
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1910-10-07
Daddy 'sBedtirne
~forVy The Cow That
Was Lonesome

Dnn 5 do o sGws sn sress eys s ] asked Jack papa wa" trying
G% II guess they do SON he replied with laugh
of a Il the farm
This Bessie Pumpkins,
=others We're n the lot with her she harry But they
HE III
attention
At last
oh Fid" and Gyp said Bessie pumpkins
a back
a
fell whining
They called
chasedh
Bessie pumpkins could breath
under
p
I'll
children
the
found el~" she hungry that she
in walked and he
Pumpkins did
bit of fun and glad to get back her lot again.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1910-10-07
Library Report.

Report of the Sisseton Public
Library for the month ending
September so. 1910. The library
Mas open for the circulation Of
books, reading and referenceworl
30 days.
The new registrations We're as
follows: 8 adults and 8 juveniles
making a total OF II.
The total number of volumes
issued was l67. II volumes were
non fiction, he largest daily cir
culation was IL.
whom 5s4 were children. The
LARGEST attendance on any day
v-"o The reference workers
numbered l2.
! We are glad of the library anc
we hope TO be better equipped
in reference material when our
new = II; of books come, which
are now being ordered.r
The library would he glad to
receive numbers of the Outlook
and Youth 5 Companion maga
! zines.
4. l.. Mcdonald.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1910-10-07
An Old Time Cattlemen

Lennon Signal Shock Hall,
one OF the few remaining COM
men, was visitor in Lennon
the fore part of the week Oh his
way to Walker. en- the reserva
tion where he will load a train
OF cattle for Chicago. He was
for great many years forema
for the Amerisan Cattle Company
controlling the''S & c. located
on Beaver Creek, the Bridlebit
lower Cheyenne river and the
~ O. S" on the north of the
Little Thunder, all i'll Wyoming.
The American Cattle Company
was the largest concern operating
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1910-10-07
suffering from blood poisoning
came down the first OF the week
and remained here few days re-
Mr.. Business Man

lie Who Would Catch Fish
Must Venture The Bait If you
WouId get buyers for goods use
the Standard advertising columns
1t is the best bait.
The busy season is on and you
are poably feeling decidedly op
t!m,slic; We are, because bust
Ness is good with us and indica-
tions promise Il lively season.
that you cannot afford to disre-
gard this suggestion which will b
to your advantage to use the
Standard Printing.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1910-10-07
Tribune Tour

At s 80 clock, Saturday morn
mo. the Pilot car OF the Tribune
reliability run a Lozier 90 tif-
ty horse power passed through
Slssatol, an,; lcll scattering CON
tetti which marks their trail at
every corner Their stop i'm Sis
seton did not cNccc d minute.
before they again whi1ied cut OF
SIGHT. c. \. Stedman,automobile
editor ot the Tribune, and pilot
for the run, was i'm the car. They
reached Aberdeen at about 30.
The next cars hove in sight at
1920, four closely punched, led
he pacemaker. Corbin and
drove around to the Commercial
Hotel. The rest of the contesting
ears, numbering in all twenty one
with eight or ten non-contesting
cars. follwed within an hour. The
cars all reached here without mis-
hap. William Bolger, driver on
th" Chalmers car, contestant No.
|S, received word at Morris that
his wife was dying, so he left to
return home The car continue
the run under new driver.
AT SiSSeton thel tourists were
entertained to a game dinner
wild ducks were served TO the
guests at the Commercial hote
! The reception here was cordial
The first contestant cars pulled
out again at l2 o o'clock. Tn,
tourists saythat the roads thus
far have been good.
TO the Aberdeen News Mr.
Stedman. said Between Brittor
and Sissrton. the automobile mel
had gone over the roads ant
lplckedup all the stones, and ais,
4 smoothed h" rough spots in TIL,
roads. so they We're much bette
than when the pathfinder sclec
ted the route. There is a 81 .1O'
trophy offered to the county i,
which the best roads are encoun
4 tered, by theau1omobiIe dealer
I [ minneapolis. the Tribune. ant
III" Automobile Club.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1910-10-07
Stick To The Farm

An exchange truthfully says
II the young people who live in
'ne country could get an inside
view OF city life, they would per
maps be more thankful for and
contented with their lot. Every
avenue Of trade is over crowed
a.id there are thousands to-day
VI men and women seeking en-
ployment and thousands of hard
morked people who receive a
mere e plttance in return for their
,' ,aoof' Few employees in the city
make as much as almost any
lung rg man can make by farming
Ven many OF the clerks who try
~. T create such a sensation by
80, alr seeming polished ways, fin
.othes and dignified airs when
Wy come down from town to
hsa1, b.sae their country cousins get
bbalely enough to keep soul and
''oy together-a mere flimsy
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1910-10-07
CASE DISMISSED
Supreme Court Says This Is Not
Time To Decide Candidate s
Qualifications

Pierre. Oct. 1.-THE supreme
court today denied the applica-
ton for a writ Of prohibition to
prevent the auditor of Day coun-
tA from placing the name of j
Ii. lletlcy on the ballot as can
didat" 70 L superintendent of
schools. The Application charged
that llctley was not qualified un
der the law to fill he place. The
finding OF the court. in effect
that the question of ineligible
ty cannot be received until he
ineligible party tries to take up
The duties of the office. The
:" being a candidate is no GER
tdinl\ that the candidate vii ever
attempt to assume the duties, as
no election may be assured.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1910-10-07
Cne Road.
Especial correspondence. J

N'Ol|N~S'oi WI N'ol'oAI'iShSt.J
Elmer Gresscth is working for
y. G. johnson.
Sunday guests at Hon. /. j
johnson We're MIR. and Mrs. Will
johnson and two children and
Mir. and Mrs. Anderson. all Of
{ renvillc.
The school board at Wist re-
ceived word Saturday that Miss
Adryce ColweII, whom they had
'rngaged to teach their school
would be unable TO come, so they
Iale looking at present fora teach.
IcI.
OAc Benson went to Webster
Friday to spend a few days with
relatives. lie returned Tuesday.
Mr.. Edward l,rcalson went
down by the creek to shoot duck.
TIN other day and shot wolf in
stead. 1t was ositting on a rock
b. the water.
Hon. ]. j. johnson and j. O.
johnson hauled grain from the
Onstad farm to Ortley Friday.
j. .. johnson took the train for
the southrcn part OF the state
for weeks stay. His team was
driven home by his son Louisn
who had accompanied him down.
Mr.. Jim Rathburn, Of Webster,
'vas thru here Wednesday on his
way to the fair at the Agency.
Mr.J. N. Paul, Of Ortley. was
buying stock in this locality Wed
nesday and F'ridav.
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Typewriter supplies at the
Standard.
show with no prospects ahead Of
anything better. Young man,
stick to the farm awhile longer.

Billy Bounce, Of the Shopper
News Of Watertown, does not
propose to do the pointcr-pup
act. He says: THE state game
law will probably be amended by
the legislature next winter so that
hunters will not be allowed to
use either pointer or setter dogs
while hunting prairie chickens.
There will not be many shot by
the editor of the Saturday News
if we have to tramp them up ont
of the grass. The farmers can
keep the chickens so far as W."
are concerned if this amendment
is attached onto the game law.
IF one can t Use dogs in hunting
chickens it takes all Of the sport
out of the game.
80 cents a bushel for good oats
at the feed mill.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1910-10-07
Monson G. Loken

Elias Monson, was in the city
Tuesday from Effington where
he has been for the past week, !,
assisting in taking stock of
tn" Beito Store which he and
John Loken recently purchased.
Mr.. Monsoon says trade is good
and when they get stocked up
he expects to do a good business
We belivr they will as both gen
eaen az we'll known and hav,
had previous experience in the
business. See his Ad in the
Standard
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1910-10-07

III the great northwest at that
time with cattle ranging from tn
Goshen Hole county in Nebraska,
TO the Powder river country, but
the hard winter of 1856 dealt /;
heavy blow I" them from which
they never recovered, going out
OF business a few years later.
-ii. Hall has many friends especi
ally among the old cow boys, th,
writer being one, who worked
with him in the good old days,
the memory OF which alone re
mains.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1910-10-07
Advertised Letters

The following letters remain
in this office for the
week ending, Oct. LIST, 1910.
Bochml, +. A..
Charley, Mrs. G. B.
Deer, Miss Ellie NJ.
G1od'rcyspring, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hickman, Miss Ethel
Hanson Mrs. Nellie
Hogen, Mr.. Jan. Il.
lIackman, MIR. VIM.
llackman, Mr.. Il. j.
Jackson, Mr.. Jack
Kristiansen, Frk Ingcborg.
krooza, Mr.. Otto
kerstetcr, Mr.. Tom 2 letters
Leycndeckcr Mr.. Math
Norman, Rev. +. G..
Newman, Mrs. Emma
Nistendirk, Mr.. Louis
Labrias & Reindy
Sticihiller, Miss Adelina
Taslnawastewin Minnie
If not called for within two
weeks they will be sent to the
dead letter office
When calling for the above
please say advertised.
G. G. Knappen.