The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1919-08-29
Subscription $500 per year
GOOD WILL

Chief Clerk Betz and family lef
Saturday for points in Kansas to en-
Joy their annual vacation.
Miss Lillian Larvon arrived on Fir
day at Browns Valley from Hancock
Mimi.
Will Peters returned on Wednes
day, to his home at Clearwater, Neb
He has been visiting at the home O
his sister Mrs. Jesse Gronau for :
couple of weeks and likes this coun
try very much.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Bird are driv
ing new $1250.00 Chevrolet car.
lngebret Sletten cut flax for Osca,
Rolstad the early part of the week.
The Woman Society of Good
Will Presbyterian church, gave a
dinner one day durin~ the wee!. and
realized $500.
Mrs. Geo. Se''irk md childYen
were in Sisseton shopping Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. Jarcho near the Agency AMI
Mr.. Woulph who conducts livery
barn at the Agency, are busy putting
up hay on school section in Dry Wood
Lake township just west of the town
line. Gilmore Joles is helping them.
Henry, the soldier son or Rev. and
Mrs. H. Stellar, has just returned to
his home after good long time spent
on European battle fields. He is -
bugler and no doubt made himself
heard cover there"
Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Renville living
near Peever VISITED Mr.. and Mrs. Sell
kirk last Sunday.
Quite few from this locality and
nearby Presbyterian churches, plan
to attend the great Annual Meeting
to be held this year at Santee, Ne
braska. 1t will open during the first
week of Septem 1e-.
It is known by the workers that IS
is now worth on" $2.15? Would you
believe that 81 per cent of the worlds
business is done with checks and
drafts and paper that is not money.
Only $500 of every $4,000 Of bust
ness is carried on with money of
paper, gold, sil.e.. or copper. Looks
like we Scan gei on without money
just as we'll. There's possibility
some day that what we call money
will no longer exist and that's some
thing to think about.
John Roberts who owns land nea-
Mr.. Leknes IL thiKkiAg Of building a
house and living there on 1t. Until
he can get home ready he will liv.
at the Geo. Irouhart place.
Louis Larson lost his best horse
last week. 1t was stricken with para
lysis Of the hin.l> quarters and lived
only "a hours. Mr.. Larson is one Of
the best horsemen In these parts and
why one OF his beautiful horses
should suddenly foil i'll Is q mystery.
But remember the old saying: 'somn-
thing must 90 wrong, your whole life
long. And the go ,rer you know It the
better
Lewis Schwa ting and wife a nd
baby. Arthur Gronau and wife and
Richard Danskow and wife and fou
children, all from near Elgin, Nebr-
aska, arrived Saturday evening for a
visit with relatives here. Weuns Il
kinda hopn' they'll all come and livs
here In Good VIII.
Mrs. Aarrabee and the kiddies have
accompanied thu rural carrier ovel
Z route four great many times durins
the summer. We're all very glad t;
see them. Our roads are pretty bun
IT'S true, but no complaining 4
( heard from any eide. In time the.
viii be properly Rraded up and thel
there VIII be soIn, SOY riding. =
Herman Rolstai and Carl Peder
son from near Browns Valley visite,
Oscar Rolstad's Sunday. His father
in-law H. Lobben from Dry Woo,
Lake called too. NJ and Mrs. Rolsta
are moving to sisseton whore the
have bought . es,dence. They u
making plans to move In septembe
Just . soon % threshing 10 finished.
Miss Emma Foell helped Mrs. lie
Houde cook 70. threshers last weei
The torewsll sa.mor of Rev. Hes
~ the Methodist church = eisseto
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