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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1920-06-18

dark blue serge suit. The attend
ants wore light blue and pink or.
CANDY.
Kind friends were thoughtful tc
decorate the church very beautiful
ly. The wedding march was rend-
cred by Hilma Sandsted.
After the ceremony Thelma Chi.
gren rendered a vocal solo. Next
a short talk by Rev. Johanson, fol
lowed by vocal solo by Rudolph
Johanson, 20! Promise Me-" afte,
which congratulations were receiv-
ed.
The happy couple. with invited
guests, departed for the home of the
bride, where a six o'clock dinner
was served.
Many friends we're invited in the
evening which was spent in playing
games Of various kinds. Ice cream
and cake was served at midnight
after which the friends returned tc
their homes. wishing the couple I
long and happy welded life.
Many beautiful and useful pres.
ents were received.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1920-06-18
ANDERSON N-HAcEN
wed AT WEBSTER
MARRIAGE OF POPULAR YOUNG
sIssETON COUPLE SUR
PRIsES FRIENDS

The many friends Of Mr.. Stewart
Anderson and Miss Inga Hagen were
pleasantly surprised when they
learned that they had journeyed tt
Webster, Saturday., June 18th, and
were united in marriage. This ev.
ent is the union of two of Sisseton's
most popular young people. Mis-
Hagen is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. liver N. Hagen OF this city. She
is popularity known in Sisseton, and
is possessed Of the kind of personal
ity that causes her to be blessed
with a host of friends.
Mr.. Anderson is we'll known in
Sisseton, and is mighty nice fell
low. He returned here last winter
after serving three year enlistment
in the army, which he began i'm
mediately following the declaration
Of war.
They will make their home in this
city.
The Standard and scores Of
other friends wish them a welded
life full Of happiness and prosper
ity.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1920-06-18
RosLYN AND GRACEy1r.LE NOW
ADDED 10 LIST OF
DEFEATED
sCHOPPY" DEAN NOW
ON GUARD AT SHORT
Dean Cosses from SGichieaa. -
Played with sisseton
In 1917

The local team has proven. true
to its promises. that . comsback
would be forthcoming. Although
only two games have been played
these two have shown the real
strength of the team. Considerable
strength. however, has been added
as the result Of the addition Of
'sChoppy" Dean, Who reported last
week from league team In Michi.
gan. He has been stationed al
short-stop, and Lano has been shift-
ed to second base. Out Of this shake
up has come. without doubt. the
best infield In this part Of the coun-
try. Dean played for Sisseton In
1917, and on account Of hts good
fielding and hitting. the local. clut
was anxious to have him this year
Besides having played in q number
OF class b. leagues. he played out
field on the champion A. E F.. team
last year.
Both the game with Roslyn Tues
day. and the game with Graceville
Saturday, resolved themselves into
batting bees in which Sissetons team
c4eariy routed their adversaries
Some fear was entertained as to the
outcome OF the Graceville game at
Browns Valley. tor It was senerally
thought that that team would be
capable Of giving our boys contest
But both the defense and the oiRense
OF Sisseton's playing was superior
Childs pitched for the home bow
and did 1t we'll. He was steady
throughout the game and outpoint.
ed the Graceville pitcher in every
inning. Childs also did his share in
the batting. getting one home run.
The score was 10 to in Sisseton'e
favor
Williams vas on the mound ~
Roslyn and had the Roslyn players
on his hip at all times. This game
was concluded at the seventh inninp
when the score stood IL to 2 in Sis-
seton's favor.
The team went to Milbank
Wednesday, but the pitcher there
became sick suddenly, we are in
formed, and the game was not play
ed.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1920-06-18
PRETTY WEDDING
CATHOLIC CHURCH


A very pretty wedding was SOL
emnized at the St. Mary's Catholic
church on Wednesday, June 18th
by the Rev. Father Cunnif, where.
by Miss Lillian vierling became the
bride Of Mr.. William Flesh. The
bride was attired in white satin and
carried boquet OF white and pink
carnations. The groom was attired
in the conventional blue. They were
attended by Miss Agnes Flesh, a sis
ter Of the groom, and Mr.. Evan
Vierling. brother of the bride.
Miss vierling has made her home
with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Peterson of Browns Val
ley. She is widely known in that
vicinity, and is a lady of very
pleasant and lovable disposition. The
groom is a very we'll known younY
man of Roberts county, and has
scores Of friends here.
They will make their home on q
farm near Browns Valley. The
Standard joins in wishing them :
happy welded life.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1920-06-18
HOME BOY VISITS
SlSSET0N PLANE
sEl1MER RAsK, WITH FEDERAL
FLYERS, SPENDS SEVERAL
DAYS IN OLD HOME

On Saturday evening Sisseton
was pleasantly surprised when Sell
mer (sally) Rask dropped in on
them in his airplane. This was the
plane in which he carried the first
pictures of the convention from Chi
cago to Minneapolis in record break
ing time. This is also the plane in
which he demonstrated to the Uni
ted States that he is among the bes.
as flyer. But the most important
fact to the folks of Sisseton was that
Il was Sally.
The way in which Mr.. Rask has
worked himself into q place amons
the top-notchers is credit to him.
self, and the people Of his home
town take a great amount Of pride
in it as we'll. He was graduate
from the Sisseton high school In
1914, attended the South Dakota
University and Valparaiso University
Following the declaration Of war
he enlisted in the aviation service
and spent the greater part Of his en-
listment as a lieutenant and instruc-
tor at Camp Kelley. He made such
rapid progress as pilot that he was
soon known as one of the best in the
States. After being discharged from
the service he has been employed
by the Federal Flyers. and during
this time he has gained the prestige
he now holds for long flights and
daring exhibitions.
On Sunday and Monday morning
number of both men and ladies
took flights. Many who had here
tofore feared to indulge in such ven
turesome sport, were perfectly will.
ing to ride, after noting the sure
ness with which Sally handled his
plane. He intended leaving Go1
Minneapolis Monday. but on account
OF the rain he was forced to remain
until Tuesday.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1920-06-18
PICNIC BUFFALO
LAKE BIG WINNER
LARGE NUMBERS OF FARMERS
ATTEND AND HAVE DAY OF
REAL ENJOYMENT

Although the rain spoiled part oi
the program at the Old Settlers Pic
mic held at Buffalo Lake Monday, a
good time was enjoyed by Che 400
people who attended. A number OF
farmers spoke to the gathering or
the social and economic problems
confronting the farmers OF South
Dakota, after which a horse race
was held in which nine ponies ran
Harold Horton took first place with
his pony, Black King. Johnnie
George took second place with his
pony. After the races the crowd
was entertained with a ball game
between Eden and the Buffalo Lake
boys. When the rain stopped the
game, the score stood 2 to 0 in ia.
ovr of Buffalo Lake.
When you talk of picnic dinnerS
the old settlers certainly know how
to pack lunch baskets. The ice
cream and lemonade stands also did
a good business.
Much interest was manifest in the
affair, and It is being planned by
those in charge to hold another such
event later in the summer.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1920-06-18
HILL NEWS

August Lindquist and crew are
working on the road.
Miss Edith Lev arrived home
from Aberdeen, where she has been
working. and will help at home for
awhile.
Tom Mallon left Monday for New
York.
Johnnie vinge wears a broad
smile these days. His girl is up
here.
Mrs. Margaret Quinn, who recent.
ly returned from Montana, is visit.
ing at the home Of her father. Chas.
Oneroad.
An aeroplane was seen flying over
the hills Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F.. Kester left
last week for Sioux Falls.
Miss Amanda Lindqubt carrias
the coffee and lunch to the Lind.
quist road crew with the Ford.
Mrs. Anne Herlickson Of Milton
N. d. is visiting at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Sval-
Rev. Mjaanes Of Bethel left Sat.
urday for Minneapolis to attend
church meeting.
stad.
School in Oneroad, No. 2. west.
is progressing finely, as the teacher.
they have now is fully competent to
handle It.
The Misses Tillie and Miny = Lev
arrived home Saturday troy
deem.
Norman chtlson went
Chas Bushis Sunday any
ice cream freezer.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1920-06-18
WILL SHIP WOOL JUNE 24-2s

Mr.. Buchanan Announces that the
Roberts county farm bureau will
load car of wool at Summit on
June "a and 25. The wool will be
shipped to the NATIONAL Wool Ware
house and Storage Co., of Chicago
Each farmers consignment will be
sold separately and he can draw as
per cent Of the estimated value
when 1t reaches Chicago. That
amount will likely be more than the
local price. At least it was last
year. Ohio, Indiana. Iowa and sew.
eral of the states shipped this way
last year and saved the farmers
from 10 to Is cents per pound on
their wool. Those living too far
from Summit can have the county
agent ship their wool for them by
local freight. but OF course the cost
will be greater.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1920-06-18
Carlson johnson
Wedding June 2

A pretty wedding occurred on
Wednesday. June 2. at the st
Joseph's church. when Miss Emelia
Carlson and Richard johnson were
united in the holy bonds Of matri-
mony
The attendants were Miss Elna
Carlson, sister of the bride; Arvid
johnson. brother of the groom;
Edna Johnson, sister of the groom !;
Emil Carlson, brother of the bride
and Ada Akerson, the little cousir
of the bride, acted as flower girl.
The bride wore beautiful white
georgette gown. The groom wore
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1920-06-18
Hold Sunday School
Convention June 20

June goth is the date of the Rob-
erts county Sunday school conven.
ton, which meets at Peever, and
Rev. o. w. Butterfeld has been ask
ed to address the convention SO there
will be no preaching service at the
sisseton church Sunday morning
The Sunday school. will meet at tho
usual hour.
The evening service will be giver
over to the chautauqua if the chau-
tauqua program is appropriate 60.
the day.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1920-06-18
BIG Farm BUREAU PICNIC
Hartford Beach, July 5

Mark your calendar for the big
Annual Farm Bureau Picnic to be
held at Hartford Beach, July s..
Watch these columns for further
announcements of musical enter
tainment, ball games and speakers
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1920-06-18
AND sARON
LUTHERAN CHURCHES

English morning and evening ser.
vice at the Goodwill church. Sunday
school and bible class at noon. Lutt.
er League at 6:45- English service
at the Saron church at 3 O'Clock p.
NJ. A hearty welcome to nll.-C. S
Wang. Pastor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
BY LIMA CAVAL.II:RI.

AS soon as l arise In the morning
place my tooth brush, which shoull
DC sort and shaped to fit the teeth, in
glass OF hot water. l let Il remain
There Tor hale an hour until after
Rave come ont of the bathtub.
rms seems u simple little hint, on,
IL - one | received from my dentist
who said it would make the bristles
Soi'. hcsideS swelling them so that
!heN would MI the spaces for them
IN the brush. and thus proven. the
hristlcs from loosening' and de;ac1!nr
themselves from the brush and irri-
Eating the gums.
Always use q good tooth powder or
paste which reliable chcmis, has
anaiyzed and pronounced pure.
nave found this simple, pleasant ana
extremely beneficial 10 the gums ana
TEEN: tainphor gum. ! ounce: pre-
cipitatcd chalk, ounces: pulverizcl
orris root. . ounces
one OF my own favorite tooth po..
crrS IS made according TO this formula
Carbonate OF magnetism. powdered.
ounces: powdered orrls root, ource:
powdered sugar ounce: CASTLE
soap. IL ounce: powdered precipitateI
OF chalk. ~ ounces; OF, or roses, -
drops; oil Of lemon = drops: oil Of
wintsrGrten, drops: tannin, II
Drops.
Il has always been my habit 20 use
powder only once "A day. ana that In
the morning. ! thini: chat is enough.
because too much tooth powder in
time wears away the enamel Yat
my dentist tells mo that IN. best
'ime 10 use tooth powder is a. night
because the sai!vary glands being
'"irt curing sleep. whcn we do not
iaik or eat. do not then secret. IN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
SUGGESTS A BAROMETER
TO CHOOSE HUSBAND BY
Ever! Girl should Ascertain Wb.,h-
or Sweetheart Has Dish WASH
Ing Ability

some time ago a magazine invited
.tS f-au"TS TO send in accounts o,
NE or"veSt things ;hcy'evcr did. ana
oH-'cd prizes for the best ones. one
young man wrote. washing III.
n'Sh-S with the kitchen door omen
ana his simple hut expressive state
mtnt was promptly awarded the ii-s,
pri&".
DOUBTLESS most men would agree
III ranking diShwashins among the
tasks OF lie that call cur real bravery
on Their part. There is nothing the
average man breads more than ridi.
CUE. and for some reason. as yet un-
explained. most !n.n think Thar Their
appearance al the Kitchen sink
max Them look iIdIcuiouS
according 10 a prominent Wcstern
suffrage leader. Mrs. A q. !iaprl.-
th~a!ir, i IS OF the utmost i;nnor-
tanc" Tor young woman 10 ascertain
ihans ait!iuie on the question O,
washing dishes before She promises
10 marry him.
Mrs. Happle;hwaitc declares that.
jHt Mnn who j. not afraid 70 wash
Dishes Is The only one any gir! should
thlnk OF accepting TO- "a husband
HcadineSs 10 put his hands into the
dish water when occasion requires -
rFoot sufficient that ~ - fit for ,hc
duties and privileges o: married l.!r.
-, course there are o,h-r tcSis OF a
mans hlGuess. ono = A.s readiness
% he dragged off 20 It dane. o. bridge
- when h. has com. home mon.
ta.!' inG physically ,i-aA b. a hard
daE's wcrS. Another is his wiling.
n-ss 20 for.gO ms pipe nad evening
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

"A mans fitness to bc husband is
weighed in the balance.
If he says that this Is wuman's
work. that he has already done his
share. and that the blamed dishes
Will have TO wait until the wife or
the maid can do them. he falls far
short Of being 100 per cent perfect
husband. But il he steps into the
Kitchen without grumbling. puts on
an apron and splashes UP his dignity
without being too worried for fear
the neighbors VIII see him. then you
may bunk on his being Il true-blue
type o: married man--all wool and a
yard wide.
Statistics collected by Mrs. Hep
plethwa!te show that 50 per cent O.
the men who used to help their
mothers wash dishes when they were
boys will lend a hand at the kitchen
sink after they are married She
therefore. thinks II good idea for
every girl tn ask her sweetheart the
question. Did You ever help your
mother with the dishes?" His an
swer will be Il good barometer OF
the Kind OF husband he will make.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
VALLERI.S DIRECTIONS
ON PERFECT CARE OF TEETH
FAMOUS Beauty Gives Valuable Hints on Beneficial and
Useful Preparations to Keep Mouth and Gums
in Best Possible Order

( | give the mouth bath: that Is. |
rinse ii thoroughly several times with
Il good mouth wash.
! or preparations for liIuid dcnti-
| frices and mouth bath there is no
end. This. the bath of roses" is
! my favoritc. and rinse my mout n
with II after each meal ana just ne
fore retiring: Tincturc OF orris root.
drains: spir; OF roses. fluid
drains: alcohol t93 per cent?. \ fluid
drains.
will g!ve YOU jus; one more
which. besides being agreeable. has q
distinct medicinal value in being Il
disinfeciant; Thymol. grains: alco-
hol. ounces: bcnzolic acid 40 grains:
sence OF winterg-cen. drops.
For simple mouth bath after 4
meal solution made by adding y
tablespoonful of bicarbona;c OF soda
TO ,umblrr OF water is useful
II the teeth are not straight have
them Strengthened II there are wide
spaces between them have them
drawn close together. The dem
fists can do this by putting a mar
row band OF gold around The necks
OF the teeth. dra wing them together.
This is tedious AMI painful. but II is
worth while y tiny space between
the teeth will sometimes change the
entire natural expression OF the face
]; the ;ceth are permanently dis
coIof"d II may be because YOU need
Il dentists services His cXamiua-
'ion VIII show any fault in the teeth
mat may b" only a tiny one. bur
which. II neglected for three months
longer. would be troublesome. can
not help but re.teratc the statement
that frequent visits TO conscientious
dehtiStS are best for Your teeth and
best FOR Your purse
ne 'eeth are the most important
OF the appointments: tho fi,-nisbinvs
5" 10 speak. OF the mouth. They
must be KEEP: perfect at all cos; or
care and foreihought. hut do NOT
forget that they are fragile in struc.
iur" and. like all portions Of a wo-
MAJ BODY. must he delicate.v
treated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

Thousands OF men aud women ar"
growing hairless every day and don't
know the reason why. This Is in
deed u pity. because loss Of hair
usually comes from neglect.
Few of us get bald in :: day ard we
all have ample warning when our
hair is thinning out.
hair invigorator, but 10 Immediately
stop any further loss Of hair and
quickly start a new growth il must
be rubbed into the scalp so the
starved hair roots can readily absorb
!; and get the vital stimulation so
badly needed. You Will surely he de-
lighted with the first application, for
your hair and scalp should look nud
feel very much better.
Partisan sage is not expensive. It's
scientific preparation that supplies
hair needs, clean. sticky. anti
septic liquid that is sold AT drug
stores cverywh"r" with guarantc. to
give you perfect satisfaction or money
refunded.
Good looking hair Is half the battle
in any mans or woman's personal app
pearancc. Neglect means dun. thin.
liielcss hair and perhaps badness.
while little attention now helps In
sure thick and lustrbus hair for years
TO come. No matter what your hair
troubles. try q Partisan sage massage
ton!ght.-Adv. .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

.nat some OF his personages were his
uric. Semiramus. the queen who built
tue city of Van, much NJ Homer de-
*srioes Dido building the city of Car
mage. has been found in the records
VI the past: hut the civilization OF her
o'ty was, overthrow by Cyrus ana las
successors. ana the land became Ar
'uehia. and entered upon a period OF
noout thousand years when genera
,ilitcracy obtained among the popu-
lation. Concerning this period prac-
tically no record survives.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

rapeT to chat with his wife. But
these. important AS they a-. all f,d.
into insgnlfcance by comnarison
with the supreme test OF dish wash
ing.
See VIVA: happens some night when
IN" we ;ili'--~ and the maid is out
ana there's Il big pan o. dirty dishes
waiting IN the sink. II is then. ac-
HotdinE 10 Mrs. ifcpDlrthwaite. tina.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

Dreams. perhaps. are better ,han
i".hi!'ncni. Failure Itself is not hal:
;" ana and dull! and bitter as the
SmnSheSs that cannot dream.
never mind II YOU never get TO
ar"a'; capable OF wantin" m On,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
Moses of lSborcnc.

Armenia had Il Homer. His name
was Moses OF khorcne. Like Homer.
Moses of khorenc. who wrote in the
seventh century, was held to be deal
ing altogether with tradition until
archaeological discoveries revealed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
IN Glenn SEN Nnnrmnf-

10 clean n stiff doormat place 4;
IN bath OF soapy water. scrub we'll
with hard scrubbing brush. then
rinse well in cold water and stand on
It's side to dry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

10 clarity butter. heat the butter
IN an enamclcd saucepan. remove the
scum as IL rises. and pour the clear
.iquid carefully from the sediment At
the bottom OF the pan
Arizona republican., 1920-02-01
GLENDALE MAN TAXES OvERNEN
 MAXWELL AND CHALMERS AGENCY

That Glendale is being considered an automobile center of growing i'm
 Portance Is shown by the fact that
 many cars are now handled direct through dealers in Glenda le where formerly Phoenix handled this busi- ness through saIesmen which is more or less an unsatisfactory method.
 The latest announcement in this connection is the taking of the Chal- mers and Maxwell distribution for Glendale, Peoria and Marinette dis trict by the Glendale Garage. The Giendale Garage is one of the oldest automobile institutions in Glendale and heretofore confined it's activities to the repalr and storage of cars and sale of accessories. The new field of endeavor oI thlS old established firm marks dlstlnct change from past policies and IS complimentary to the lines they
Arizona republican., 1920-02-01

her many friends are glad to see her again.
 MT. and Mrs. F. l.. Hatch of the | Taylor Hatch company. have returned | from visiting the bedside of Mir Hatch's father at Hamburg. Iowa.
 Russell Drake of Tucson motored over last week to visit with friends here, returning after having spent sev eral days with them.
 Marshall Johnson. former employe of the mill, is in town looking up old friends and getting acquainted again.
 Census taking is on. Mrs. F. Wright and her assistants are busy counting noses in Hayden and district. It is estimated that the total will approXi- mate $500.
 The ladies of the Order of Rebekahs held social and dance Friday and in vited the members of the I. c. O. F.. to attend It Was Leap Year affair and the ladies made a complete success of it. The entertainment committee un- der the leadership of Mrs. T.. R. Marble had prepared wonderful supper for "a couples and were greatly astonishe5 when they found that no less than 15o couples appeared We wonder what became of that supper
 I. J. Teague who is the new chair man Of the entertainment committee of the Nocyar club, announces q smoker and entertainment for Febru- ary H. The additional members of the committee are Messrs. Potts. Trainor EIwin and Estes. These men have charge of the entertaining for January. February and March.
 pr. A. w. Atkinson. superintendent; of the NJ. F.. church for this district will be in Hayden on Monday and hold the second quarterly conference He will conduct service and preach at 7:30 D. m.
 Mrs c. w. Watson entertained Sun day in honor of her guests, J. C. Pow ell. Mir. Black, Mesdames Henderson Angle and Harris of Miami
 J. H. Mathis. retired farmer. Of Wea tlIerford. Texas. is spending . well earned vacation with his daugh- ter. Mrs. Grace Howard He will be