The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1919-12-05
Phone 271 for Health Bonds.

IuOIIG lOl IlCGltlI DOuOS
Almyra Croft had her tonsils re-
moved Monday morning. DR.. Peterson
performed the operation at the Croft |
home. At this writing she is getting
along very nicely.
John C. Christianson arrived from
Wilmot Monday He is busy assist
ing Mr. Ophiem and Mr.. Warning take
invoice of the stock before the new
firm takes possession.
Dr. and Mrs. j. A. Robertson de-
parted on Fridays train, the former
for Pierre and the latter for -Aber-
deem where she will visit relatives UNI
Til the doctor returns.
The basket social held in Long
Hollow last Saturday evening was
we'll attended After refreshments
we're served the evening was spent in
playing games. Where was Grace?
w. F. Miller arrived Monday from
Milbank and spent several days here
purchasing furs at the Lampke & Hoy
Meat Market. MIR. Miller will spend
few days of each week here buying
furs.
While on her way to the woodshed
few days ago Grandma Rome had
tie misfortune 20 fall, cutting and
bruising her face quite badly Tnds.'
the doctors care she is rapid Y recov-
c:;as.
It's not bit too early to be look
ing over holiday goods. We have an
interesting display which we'd like
you to examine. Christmas will be
here before you realize it. F. P. NAL
daner - -
Chas and Esther Gorsuch arrived
home from the Aberdeen Normal last
Wednesday noon to spend their
Thanksgiving vacation. They returned
Monday, Joe Sheldon bring them in
from Claire City.
The sale of fancy goods held by
the Fades of the Good Viii: Lutheran
church was one great SUCCESS. The
ladies realized over $4,000 for their
efforts Following the sale coffee and
refreshments were served.
Now is the time to get your harness
oiled and repaired for spring work be
fore the rush Oiling, team harness
$3.50 per set l will pay cash for old
harness, collars and riding saddles.
v. A. Smith, Sisseton, S. ID.
Aubrey knight was discharged
from the Navy and arrived home on
Wednesday noon, after twenty seven
months of foreign service. Aubrey is
sure looking fine and says there is no
place like the old home town.
Came to my place Nov. IS, chest
nut sorrel horse with white face,
white hind feet, branded M. left
side, weight about 1000 lbs. Owner
may have same by identifying and
paying charges. o. A. Simonson.
Have IS tons of upland hay, eight
miles south, one mile west Of Sisseton
to sell. Will take one or two mares
as cash If under six years Of age and
weighing 1900 or more. Thomas
Dempsey, one mile south Of sisseton
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Doud enter.
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Lukanitsch. Mr.
and Mrs. Eikum and the Misses Rose
Thompson and Emma Erickson, at 9
six O'Clock dinner at the Palace Cafe
After the eats the party took in the
show at the Unique.
Anton Nelson, Peter Grover. Sig
urd Rydland and brother Sam Ryd
land left on Wednesday noon for Nor
way. II all goes well and the ocear
does not get too rough, the b:ys ex
pect to be under the parental roof ths
eve before Christmas.
Owing to shortage of coal E. F
Atwood was compelled to close hi!
school in One Road Township for {
period Of two weeks. Coal has nov
J. been supplied aud he has resumed hi,
duties as teacher again. He spent hi,
enforced vacation at his home in ou
4 city.
A number of lady friends Wake.
q in on Mrs. H. s. Morris Wednasda.
evening and happily surprised here
the occasion being her birthday I'D
: niversary. The evening Vas spent 81
Y music and pleasant conversation
i each guest brought lunch baske
:. which added much to the pleasure o