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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1917-07-28
Notice of SheriR's Execution Sale of
Real PrOperty.

Notice Of SheriR's Execution Sale of
Real Property.
Under and by virtue Of an Execution
5a % a GSuf tr 9f The tie S5s uS Of Mfas
trict. and County Of Ramsey on the
9Th day Of April in the year 1917. upon
Said ana ceSnt snd in ak action
therein, wherein Thomas V. Sullivan
was plaintiff, and John g. Sodini was
asanat Said
Eight Hundred Sixty-three and .61/100
Dollars, as appears by. the judgment
sd fne SAD Of
WHEREAS, said judgment was dock
County eSSH t on on the 4th day Of May in the
year 1917 and the sum Of Eight Hun,
dred sixty:three and 61/1oo Dollars is
on Eight gfauf Handred sNt !e and sioo
D: 1916, and up to and including the date
and for ali my fees. costs ara disbqrse-
cution has to me as Sheriff Of said Hen
iiV g I have ee levied upon and nd viii
bidder in the lobby Of the sheTiff's main
fhe city Of nS Minn ss IN said eeuntg
Of Hennepin, on Monday, the 10th day Of
September, 1917, at ten o'clock In the
and interest that the above named judg-
ment debtor had in and to the real es-
tate hereinafter described on the 18th
date of the levy under a writ Of at
tachment in the above. entitled ac-
ton or any interest therein which
said Judgment debtor has since that
day acquired, the description of the
property being as follows, to-wit:
Northeasterly Sixty-seven (67) feet of
Lot Five (5). Block Twenty (20), Town
Of Minneapolis Addition, according. to
the plat thereon on file and of record in
the Office Of the Register of Deeds in and
for said Hennepin County, Minnesota.
Dated Minneapolis, MIMI, May 23rd,
1917.
OTTO 8. LANGUM,
Sheriff Hennepin County, MINI.
By JOHN P. WALL
Deputy Sheriff.
JAS. MANHATTAN,
Attorney for Judgment Creditor.
July 1927; Aug. 3-10-17-24.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1917-07-28
Summons.

Summons,
State of Minnesota, County of Henne-
pin. District Court, Fourth Judicial
District.
Edmund T. Mathews,
VS.. Plaintiff.
Anna Mathews,
The State Of Minnesota to the above
named Defendant: -
You are hereby summoned and re-
plaintiff, which complaint has been
fled in the office Of the Clerk of the
your answer to the said complaint on
the subscriber at his office at 1os0-1o52
sofa. within thirty days after the serv-
ice of this summons upon you, ex-
elusive of the day of such service, and
II you fail 50 to serve your answer
aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action
will apply to the court for the relief
demanded.
Dated this 9Th day Of June. 1917.
MATTHIAS BALDWIN,
... Attorney for Plaintiff,
'1050-1052 Security Bldg,
Minneapolis, MINI.
July 7-14-31
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1917-07-28
Land Title Summons.
General No. 1907

O4dA ANOs 1lVt.
SIS: District Court, Fourth judicial
In the matter Of the application of Rob-
situated in Hennepin D County t MIME linn e
f fStae M Hs3 The Of s4 4pt tWenty
half (WA5 Of the southwest T' quarter
the north one-laif (Nz] Of the north
lot aa{i9f Of SECTION an ninsfeen s
all in township one hundred sixteen
q16), range twenty-five (22), accord
Applicant.
Ellen cayyaanaugh, H I2 +. Camp, r7:-
Dayton, wife ' of / Lyman 6. dayton;
I Mar; nj Moriarty wife Of Eugene
his wife and ali other persons or OF
parties unknown, claiming any right,
title estate, lien. or interest in the
ton heren in the appca
named defendants:
qued to the a1 Of the
sssdiSg and to ie e'y you Sn: ans%er PRO to
the clerk Of said Court in ns SAID Se eou1l
the, service of this summons upon you,
exclusive Of the day of such service,
within the time aforesaid, the applicant
IN this proceeding will apply, to. the
court for the relief demanded therein.
court, and the seal thereof, at Minne-
apolis, in said county, this 18th day Of
f. s. NELSON. Clerk.
ED j. GOFF, Deputy.
District Court Seal, Hennepin Co.,
JULIUS A. COLLIER, 4
Attorney for Applicant,
Shakopee, Minnesota.
July FL, %, Aug. 4, II, 10, Is.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1917-03-30

~~co~e~~~<e~~~~~~s
Clerk Varland of Enterprise
township informs us that at the re-
cent election held in his township,
two road propositions were voted
upon. One was to pay their share
towards the road be -ween Enter
prise and Bossko. aud the second
proposition was to put all the
money OH to the North and South
road running directly thru the CEN
ter of the township. The first
propositson was voted down and
the second one accepted and a Pc
tition has been sent to the commits
sioners. The people of Enterprise
are willing to spend dollar for dol
lar with the commissioners on this
road as it is more beneficial to the
tax payers than the road three
miles west.
1 eo~orrcrNrr~eneo
"rhe Common Law" is the
special feature billed for the Unique
on Tuesday evening April 3rd.
This is an exceptionally good
feature with Clara Kimbal Young
i piaying the leading role.
Sr>~>>~~>>~>>~N~S.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1917-03-30
Falls 80 Feet But Is Unhurt

MISUNDERSTANDING by his
hands to an electric light wire
which he could not let go because
of the current passing thru his
arms, Glen letters had miraculous
escape from death.
While on top of pole and about
to fasten his lifebelt to the pole TO
hold him while he worked, he
swung out and lost his balance.
To save himself he grasped
live electric wire and swung be
tween that and guy wire. He
lost his grip OH the pole and swung
clear OF the earth where he hung
until his weight broke his hold and
he fell 30 feet to tine ground.
He was picked up unconcious
but no bones were broken and he
was soon up and will be at work
before long.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1917-03-30
Soldier Boy Return.

Last Tuesday, MIR. and Mrs.
Willesy were greatly surprised
by the return of their son Earl
who has been serving with the
United States Marines, during the
past eighteen months.
Earl was enlisted for period of
-four years, and was rather dissatis.
fled with the service and got his
discharge the first of February.
Directly after enlisting he was
sent to the Island of Guam, which
he says is one OF the most lonesome
places on earth. But even at that
he says they enjoyed the trip and
saw and learned good deal and
is we'll satisfied with the time spent
in the service.
Earls many friends were very
glad to see HIM home again, and
trust he will stay with us in the
future. Lake City Journal.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1917-03-30
Headquarters in St. Paul.

The general Offices of the Non
partisan league have been opened
in St. Paul. Several of the officials
who have been in Fargo, have al
ready moved to that city. A. G.
Townley, president of the league
will make his headquarters there.
H. R. Wood of Deering who
was speaker of the house at the
Fifteenth assembly will have charge
of th= work in North Dakota.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1917-03-30
Meland Sold Live Stock

John Melland and Ed Twitero
returned Saturday evening from St
Paul where they took two carloads
of stock-one of hogs. The car of
cattle consisted of 10 steers which
sold for III cents, and six heifers
that brought 9a and 10 cents per
pound. These all belonged to MIR.
Melland. There were 81 hogs in
the Car. sixty of them were MIR.
Mellands and the balance belong.
ing to MIR. Twitero and other men,
bsrs of the Society OF Equity. The
hogs sold for Sl4.o0 per hundred
This was a good price for both cars
and the gentlemen feel that they
have made handsome profit be-
sides an enjoyable trip to the mar
ket.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1917-03-30
Minneapolis Branch Expands


The Minneapolis Branch of the
b. F. Goodrich Rubber Company
has been obliged to lease a ware
house that will carry one of the
largest Tire stocks i'll the fJorth-
west.
Minneapolis will serve as the
main distributing point to the vari-
GUS branches and agencies i'll this
territory. MIR. McCreery remark
ed that he had always felt it neces-
sary of giving Goodrich dealers
unretiring and immediate attention
that would enable them to give
their customers the last full meas
ure of Goodrich service.
The discarded pneumatic stock
room is being re.modeled and will
be used for general Office purposes.
We repair and clean Sewing
Machines at reasonable piices.
Phone call 65.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1917-03-30
What Paid Best

Prof. Geo. A. Starring, profess
of agricultural journalism and adj
vertising at the State College, has
sent out a questionairre to the Sec
retaries of two hundred county
fairs in the twenty four different
states. Ninety per cent of the re
plies received stated that paid adj
vertising in the newspapers was
successful. Sixty per cent of the
secretaries stated that the heaviest
item in their publicity campaign
was for newspaper advertising.
While a few used bill boards and
motion picture slides. the majority
favored regular newspaper adver-
tising as the best medium of pub
licity. Argus Leadsr.
Boots, says an Exchange, are
sold, SO Are then; boots sometimes
love their soles, SO do men; you
can sometimes find whole soled,
fine soled, coarse soled boots, and
with no soles at all worth speaking
of; you can find men with the same
kind of soles. Boots are tanned:
so are men--in their youth. Boots
sometimes get tight, so do men.
A boot, when hard soaked is a hard
case, so is man. Some boots cant
stand water, neither can some men
Some boots are limitation calf
so are some men. The less under
Standing there is i'll boot the
bigger it feels; so is it with a man.
A boot will shine if polished, SO
will man. A boot to be of much
account must have mate, so must
man. A boot when old gets
wrinkled and sometimes homelv
so does man.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1917-03-30


The Milwaukee has abandoned
the idea of letting it's construc-
tion work on it's extension from
New England to Amidon with
outside contractors, but will
send it's own crews into the
field. Several months ago the
road advertised for contractors
to take up the work, but they are
having so much trouble with l..
w. WIS that the firms would
not bid on the work. Work on
the extension will start in the
spring
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1917-03-30

"Spuds is the crop, said Far
mer Jones, "the crop that brings
the silver bones-the lsale for
which the farmer homes" /" No
sir" said Sweet, give me the
beet. 1t pays for all the things
we eat, for shoes to fit the child
reh's feet; the beet pays for the
light and heat and puts us all Oh
easy street. =" You re both mis-
took, said neighbor Lee, ''for if
you'd look you'd surely see there
is gold in wheat. Wheat's what
made me. Whatever anyone can
see in any other crop, beats me;
give me the wheat" said neigh.
bor Lee, Sure wheat's all
right " said old man Wood, INC
use to fight cause spuds are
good and beets amt bad, they
bring the mon aud digging then
rs s,,s99 Sns9 some fun; the beet man )
work is never done. But as fol
me, - said old man Wood, "aI
falfa blossoms sure smell gooG.
Alfalfa king of hll the crops
it beats the spnas and wheat and
hops, " II see you're just d
little Off, all money mad" said
Deae on Gotf. At spuds and
beets ] but scott and ask you.
gentlemen. to dotii your beavers
! to the crop that's worth more
than all other crops on earth.
IN speaking, men, of girls and
boys, that bring the farmer
sweeter joys than Henry Ford
with his tin toys. Give me the
kids and take your wheat and
hay and spnds and sugar beet"
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1917-03-30
Relief for Belgium Children
Organization Perfected in Roberts County
for this Great Work.

One million Belgian children
must have an extra daily ration or
they will die of slow starvation.
Now they are receiving only Il
hunk of bread and bowl of brota
each day - To this it is proposed
to add one biscuit made with lard
or fat and cup of cocoa. That is
all but it is enough to mean the
difference between life and death.
Twelve Dollars only, but twelve
dollars will save Que child from
starvation for one year.
South Dakota has agre d
through IL committee consisting
among others of Geo. II. Douthit
of Sioux Falls, chairman; Mrs.
Smith Campbell of Dell Rapids,
secretary; w. H. Sharp banker
of Sioux Falls, treasurer: Cover
nor Norbeck; Ex-Governors Her.
ried. Byrne: Bishop O'Gorman,
'Chas. HI. Burke, A. o. Ringsrud
Il. c. Perisho. to take care of the
5000 children of Menin for one
year. Menin is i'm west Fladris, Ii
miles from Ypres near the French
\
border. 1t is a city OF 20, ,OW and
before the war was beautiful, now
mt is practically i'm ruin. Its great
cotton manufactures are idle, its
children starving.
On Wednesday the Secretary of
the State Committee called a meet.
ing of the business men and asked
that Roberts County do it's share:
AS IL result IL committee of three
consisting of III. $. Morris, chair
man; w f. Carlberg, secretary
Henry lIclvig, treasurer was elect
ed. This committee is to he mere.
ly the nuclus of IL largel committee
ON which amori Others the follow
ing gentlemen have already agreed
to serve:
G. III Lien, Summit
+. h. Turiitin. Ortley
.Ino. "A. Munro, Wilmot
Carl Rice. Peever
Carston Eggen. New Ellington
n. n. Powell, White Rock
A. Ii. Molander, Victor
u. s. Erickson. Roslolt
A. j Blewitt. Claire City
Every bank in the county is {;
depository and will give Il receipt
for each contribution and every
cent will reach the Belgian children
not Il cent of any contribution
will be spent for postage, station
cry, salaries or for any other ex.
pense whatever and public ac.
acknowledgement will he made of all
gifts. credit being given to the
different towns and townships.
Fuller details will be given mex;
week i'm all the county papers.
Meanwhile don't wait-the call is
urgent. A special appeal is made
for gifts of SD 90 the salvation oi
one child. Deposit your gift with
your local bank or send IL check to
Henry Helvig. Sisseton.
We announce the initial contri.
button of 500 from the chairman
of the Roberts county committee
Let any one help to the extent OF
his ability and have part in thi.
great charity.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1917-03-30
Hans Goes to See Yulia

Halo fallers.
thought / would write und tell
of funny ting dot happened to
me Won night. My name is Hans
Hanson but they call me Hard
Luck Hans =" don't ban in this
country very long. l know how
to make da writing i'll da Svede
Language but can't make it very
goot i'll da English.
My brudder Obey und work for
Peter Peterson OH da farm. Won
night last winter go over to Yohn
Yohnson to see his girl Yulia, und
l stay pretty late. Ven l vas COM
ing home | cut da fields across
as it vas closer dan de roads
around, und as vas coming the
cornfield across dot vas made up in
i'll shock fodder, | saw something
coming hopping along, und l thot
it vas yackrabbit. So | hid me
behind a fodder shock und ven it
comesepast ! yumpped und grab
bed it. You bet your life don't
do it again. did hold it not long
but threw it down und run like
everything. Whew vot schmelI
it did make. / vent home und
my brudder Obey vas in bed asleep
but he woke OPP pretty qvick ven [
come IN da room. I-nd ven got
in bed he schmelled round und
says: Hans, Why don't Won nefer
varsh your feet sometimes: Ie6e
up in the morning and my boss
say: Hans, ware vas YOU last
night" und | said 'Over to see
Yulia Yohnson. Und he said;
Hans, better you stay away from
that Yulia Yohnson or l fire YOU
pretty qvick.' did not say nod
dings for saw he vas purity mad.
His wife would not let me come in
the house for two weeks. ate out
in the varsh house and Islept in
da straw stack. 1t vas in the win
ter time and a cold winter too. Re.
solved: never again vii yump and.
grab someding until know vot il
is.- Minor, n. D. Teller.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1917-03-30
Let's Have Sign Posts

Let : nave Ol2n fOStS
1t is winter Now but spring will
soon be here, and it is not too
early to start local agitation for
sign posts. All cross roads in Rob-
erts county and other counties in
the state should he equipped with
sign boards, not alone for the con-
venience of auto tourists who in
large numbers cross the state in
the summer season, but for the
convenience OF the people of our
country. In their long perambu-
lations abroad. Township trustees
county commissioners, OF whoever
should properly do this work can
perform splendid public service
iii line with official duty at little
cost by causing to be erected these
indices for the guidance of spring
ers, or our own folk in their jour
neyings about this territory. Some
of the principal roads already have
been marked but the need for all
of them to be so marked is great.
In ox-cart days small thought
was given to guideposts, but when
the horse crowded the OK from the
highways, guide posts assumed 8
larger Importance. But it remain,
ed for the automobile to bring the
need to its fullest opportunity,
Summer days are days OF long
tours, and summer will soon be
here. On any day may be seen
license tags designating machines
!of dozen states. Scarcely any
TERRITORY daunts the than behind the
steering wheel. Auto clubs have
done much work iii erecting guides
but more wholesome. healthy and
hearty responses would be evident
if all city, township and country
organizations would go at it with
the proper degree of cooperation
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liver fl. Dullum is enjoying a
visit from his brother Arnie who
arrived Thursday from Stoughton
Wis. The boys have not seen
each other for nearly fifteen years
as liver left Norway when Arnie
was about nine years old. Arnie
came to Amerida about five years
ago and getting employment at
Stoughton, has not been able to get
further west until this week. The
boys are enjoying themselves talk.
ing over bovhood days.
Lutheran.
Services next Sunday as fol-
lows:
| Regular service 1920
Sunday School and Bible Class
at l:45
Luther League 6.+5
English evening service at $500
Prayer meeting every Thurs,
day evening.
Services in Lakeview church
next Sunday at 3 p. III.
The Ladies Aid will give kit
chen shower for the purpose OF
equipping the new church base
ment Friday eAeniug Mar. 3Oth at
8 o'clock. A program will be Civ
EN- and refreshments served. All
church members respectfully invit-
led.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1917-03-30
Soon Begin to Make Briquettss At
Fairfax

The Johnson Fuel company who
are installing the briquetting plant
here at the local coal mine, will
soon have the same i'll operation.
Owing to the severe weather con-
ditions the machinery has been de-
layed in arriving, the last carload
now being here and is being INSTALL
ed. The first unit now almost
completed is housed in an all steel
fire proof building, and will cost
approximately SOS. 900. The john
son Fuel company expect to have
at least / more such units in oper-
alton this season, each unit manu-.
featuring 72 tons of briouetts each
dav.
President Wilson has thrown a
bomb into the democratic camp,
! and there is much CONSERVATION
among those democratic postmas-
tiers who doubt their OWL ability
to pass civil service examinations.
According to a Washington report
| Postmaster General Burleson has
announced that after April 1 the
appointments of all postmasters Of
the first, second and third class
would be subject TO competitive
examinations. Nominations will
be sent to the senate as i'll the past
but in making selections the Presi-
dent will be guided by the results
of examinations and will send i'm
the names at the head of the lists.
Whether the civil service com
mission, underwhich fourth class
postmasters are now named, will
conduct the examinations has not
been determined. The President S
forthcoming order will provide for
a form of modified civil service
classifications under which all va
cancies, whether caused by resig-
nation, removal or death, will be
filled by competitive examination.
Those already in the service will
continue without examination until
the expiration of the sour years's
term beginning with their last APP
pointment, and will then, it is un-
derstood, haveto undergo the com.
petitive est.-Morris Sun.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1917-03-30
Clainie City Wants Road


At the meeting of the Claire
Citv Auto Club held last week for
the purpose of boosting the com
pletion of the county road from
Sisseton north to the state line,
there was Il large and enthusiastic
crowd present. Different plans
were introduced aud ii was finally
decided to appoint committee in
each district to consult the farmers
living near the road to determine
how much money could be raised
thru donations. Everyone present
seemed enthusiastic about having
the road cmpleted and there were
many volunteers to go out and see
what could he accomplished. The
following committees we're finally
appointed: Messrs II Il vwitero
and =. Nj. Satire for the territory
south of Claire City; Messrs A.
Ilillestad and John Benidt for the
TERRITORY north of town and B. II.
Nelson was appointed to circulate
the petition among the business
men in town.
Arrangements have been made
i'll Minnesota township to hold a
special election for the purpose of
voting on the question of appropri-
ating money for the completion of
the road us the clerk of said town
ship proclaims that he was not
notified by the county auditor
about the appropriation ut the
regular election. The special cleo
ton will he held ON Wednesday,
Mar. %.
}, Prospects for the completion of
the road look good ut this time, us
the appropriation committees have
reported that they are meeting
. with exceptionally good success in
!. the territory south of town and
also i'm town. The committee for
the north end report that much
has been accomplished but antici-
bate that the farmers i'm that end
will come In for their share in the
sohti. territory lave. If this i
done the road will be completed to
the state line.
4 1T you live near or own property
near this road, it is to Your ad-
vantage fo be II booster as il is n
proven fact that land adjoining
county roads have raised in value
from SD to $l5 per acre Stree said
ronds have been builr. Ii the com
miltee fails to call on YOU. look
them up. for remember every little
helps. And 500 spent now will
mean several hundred dollars in
land values when the road is com
pleted. BE booster and profit
thereby by.-Claile City Press.
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An auto trail from Devils Lake
to Deadwood is the plan of an
organization i'm the western and
central part of this state and
North Dakota, the movement
centering at Lennon. The idea
is to follow the old military trail
from Devils Lake to Bismark,
and crossing the Missouri at that
place follow the old Deadwood
stage trail from Bismark to the
Black Hills. The state forest
department has for us. consid=
cradle money for road building
as we'll as for forest work, and
Paul d. Kelleter, supervisor of
, the Black Hills forest reserve
has been at Lennon looking over
the situation in regard to such
another trail into the Black Hills
Forest Reserve. He was look
ing into the matter from that of
possible state aid under the new
road law for such trail as one OF
the propositions to be worked
out by the state highway depart-
ment when it was ready to be-
> gin action on highway develop
ment.
, Andrew Maryick returned Thurs.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1917-03-30
Twentieth Annual Meeting Of the
State Luther League.

Arrangements are we'll under
way for the twentieth annual
convention of the South Dakota
State Luther League which will
be held in Sisseton May 1O-13.
Several prominent Lutheran
speakers from outside the state
have signitied their intention to
be present, among them being
Rev. Luther NJ. kuhns of Omaha
Neb., editor of the Luther league
publications, and Harry Hodges
OF Philadelphia, Pa, general
secretary of the Luther League
of America. The year 1917
marks the 4OOth anniversary of
the reformation and the program
of the convention will partake OF
the nature OF a quadri-centen-
nial festival.