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The Holt County sentinel., 1920-01-16
Preebyterian Nsaes.
Program for next Sabbath, Jan. IS:
Sabbath school begins at GAS

Program for next Sabbath, Jan. Is:
Sabbath school begins at GAS
O'Clock. Harvey Evans, superin-
terdert. IL so "Tir lJoldress Of
Peter and john Acts i-s;2l. We
should try to be on time, especially
the teachers.
Preaching by the pastor at Il
o'clock
The young peoples prayer meeting
meets in our church at 6:30 o'clock
Miss Alice Babb, leader. Topic. "My
Favorite Psalms, and Why" Ps. l2l.
There were rs out last Sabbath night
The young people took part splendid.
~. explaining the lesson on Wisdom"
in their own words.
There will be no preaching service
in our church next Sabbath night. in
stead there will be a union service of
all the churches at the Methodist
church. This meeting will be devoted
~ celebrating the going into effect
today tJanuary i6D Of nationwide pro.
hibition. This will bring about the
eighteenth amendment 10 our conS,i-
tuition, which will prohibit the manu-.
facture OF sale Of Intoxicating liquors
in the United States or its posses sions
There will be several speakers. Every
Christian in Oregon should be inter
ested to the extent Of being present
al this meeting.
Peter says that we should b. ready
always TO give an answer TO every on.
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Grain and HaV

About 1900 Bushels of Corn, in crib;
about 100 Bushels of Oats; about 10 Tons of
Timothy and about Is Tons of Alfalfa Hay,
baled
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Let Us Give Thanks.

A union service of all the churches
will be held next Sabbath night, at
the Methodist church, at which time
We will In fitting manner celebrate
the going into effect Of the nation
vide prohibition law today tFriday,
Jan i6D. This law AMENDS the con-
stitutiOn of the United States, being
the eighteenth amendment, prohibit.
ing for all time in the future the man
ufacture or sale of intoxicating liq-
uOrs in the United States or its pos.
sessions. This should be an occasion
Of greatest thanks and rejoicing. 1t
will mean an end to most Of the sOr-
row and suffering, the rags and wants,
the cruelty and abuse, IN the homes OF
our fair land. IL will practically va.
cate our aims houses and iails, our
asylums and penitentiaries. Men VIII
have money to spend in buying new
homes and looking after the welfare
Of their families, instead Of turning
their weekly chccks over t. the saloon.
keeper, to take out what h. wants, and
leave the family the balance. There Is
not one plausible argument for the
liquor traffic. The millions hcretiO-
fore poured into the Golfers Of the
brewers, di.tillcrs and saloon.koep, Is
Will now be turned into the channels
OF legitimate and practical Use. II
will transform our nation from cnaI.
nal house Of ruin and wreck to one Oi
hOpeiulncs happiness and helpful
ness. We Will bury old John Barney
corn - deep thls time that not all hii
millions vi dollars and devI,.stoepc,
followers will b. able 10 dig him Uui
from under the avalanche OF eniagcc
popular sentiment and grim detenn.'
nation Of lOO,OOO,OOO OF the paramount
peoples OF the greatest country on ",
giODe. his ~ his final funeral. ",
leave him wrapped IN his whiskey'
soaked ,hroud tai the final day whcr
Gabriel blows his trumpet. linen tn,
viii have to appear before the fina
bar of last assize, to give AN account
Tor the millions of priceless souls hi,
bhghting breath has blasted. Not on,
single Christian citizen of Oregon
should absent himself from this meet
ing unless for good reason. 5,
come out and bring some one with
you, mex, Sunday night.
SECRETARY,
Ministerial Alliance.
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Evan gelical Church.

The fine weather last Sunday had a
wholesome effect on our Sunday school
attendance.
Sunday school at the usual hour.
The presiding elder of this district,
Rev. NJ. C. Plata, will be with us for
the weekend. There will be preaching
service in the Oregon church, Satur-
day, 2 p. M, following which the quar-
terly conference will convene.
There will be preaching service at
1880 p. m, Saturday, at Nickell's
Grove church, and again Sunday morn
ing. Communion service will be held.
The Sunday evening service will be
In the Oregon church. Everybody vel
come. r. J. W0HLGEMuTH,
Pastor.
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girl.
Watson, c. N, and wife, April IL,
girl.
Walter, Vic, and wife, May 10, boy.
Weddle, Herbert and wife, July 10,
boy.
West, John, and wife, Sept. 26, boy
White, W. s., and wife, Sept q, boy.
Willis, X. L., and wife, Oct. =, girl.
Wales, Elmer, and wife, Oct. 26, girl.
Yount, Edgar, and wife, March 26,
boy.
Zachary. Myron, and wife, Oct. 10,
girl.
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No. / hard wheat went to s3.0S
al ST. Joseph, last Saturday, Jan. 10.
County Surveyor Peret has re-
TUNED from Kansas City, where he
att, nded the state convention Of Coun-
ty Highway Engineers, which was in
session the three last days Of last
week.
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If you want to buy a farm see us.
We have a good list Of them for sale.
BRIDGEMAN & FRYE.

Mrs. u. u. Davis many friends
in Hickory township will be glad to
know that she is getting along nicely
and she j. now with her daughter,
Mr.. lydia Boulton. Of Hamilton, Mo.
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Implements, Etc.

new 7-foot Milwaukee Binder, l new
Mccormick Mower, 5.foot cut; Hay Rake, 10
foot; 1 Hay Rack; Manure Spreader, brow
Avery Stalk Cutter, new; 1 Broadcast Grain
Seeder; with grass attachment; Good. Enough
16.inch Riding Sulky Plow, 2 14-inch Walking
Pows Walking Listers, one combined; i Campbell
Spring Trip Cultivator, GoDeyil, 1 Disc Harrow,
l3.section Harrow, 2;secton Harrow, Slip Scrap
fountains for hog; 2.barrel Tank, Gasoline En-
CINE, Pump Jack; Lard Press, Iron Kettle,
enough for corner posts, some Lumber and many
other things too numerous to mention.
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sTORK LEADS THE REAPER.
CONTINUED from Page One)

Hamm, Bert, and wife, May 10, girl
Hughes, Joseph, and wife, May 10,
boy.
Hendricks, o. ", and wife, July a.
boy.
Hicks, Ira. and wife, Aug. %, girl.
Harmon, Clark, and wife, Sept. rs,
boy.
Hurst, Will, and wife. Sept :, girl.
Hughes. Harry. and wife, Sept. 10.
girl.
Heck, Earl. and wife, Sept. 10. boy.
Hendrix, John, and wife, Oct. 20.
boy.
helfers. Henry, and wife, Oct. 10,
boy.
Hopper, Lee, and wife, Nov. /. boy
Huffman, Walter, and wife, Dec. 6.
Hughes, Sam, and wife, Dec. q, boy.
Hubbard, Manning, and wife, Dec.
%, boy.
isaacson, Oscar. and wife, Nov. e.
girl.
Judy. Lester, and wife Jan. q, girl
johnson, Alvin. and wife, Jan. o.,
boy.
johnson, Floyd and wife, March 9.
girl
kabel, Roy, and wife, Jan. 81, boy.
Kelley, VIM, and wife, March boy
kennish. Robert. and wife, July .,
girl
Kinney, Herman, and wife, Aug. 4,
boy.
kisser, Guy and wife. Sept. Is. boy.
Kuhn, Roy, and wife. Oct. q, RIfl.
.aseil. Harry, and wife, Jan. >, girl.
l.uken, John, and wife. Feb. 3, girl.
l.dsk, Grant, and wife. FEB. :, Ioy.
Lockhart' Neil, and wife, July y.
Eon.
Luther. Vim. and wife. July Is. boy.
Lent, Russell, and wife, Sept. 20.
boy
girl. -
AicCoy. Frank, and wife, Jan. 3. girl.
girl. ' ~
Moore, Knox. and wife. Feb. L.. girl.
Mccoy, Jonas, and wife, Feb. y.
Morgan, Dick, and wife, Feb. 20.
girl.
Milne. John. and wife. Feb. 2s y,rl
Mcdowell, Clyde, and wife, Feb. 20,
Mcdonald, Jesse, and wife. May :.
Means. Wilbur, and wife, May u.
Milne, Tom, and wife. July -, twin
:. aekown, Albert, and wife, Angus,
81, boy.
Meyer Raphael, and wife, Aug. 30.
Marcum, VIII. and wife, Oct. :, boy
moore Lloyd, and wife, Oct. :, girl.
Meahows. J.. j., and wife, Oct. "a,
girl. ''''' w.
Miller lvcn, and wife, Nov 4. hay
meadows, Hosea, and wife, Nov. ~,
Matthew, Roy, and wife, Dee. a..
Movies, VIM, and wife, June 2s
holland, Joe, and wife. July IA. hoy.
Socll'eh, Albert, and wife, Aug. II,
Norman, Herman, and wife. Aug. 3,
Nicholson, T.. C., and wife, Sept. 20,
Overly. Albert, and wife, March 49,
Payne, Clyde, and wife, Feb. 20, Girl
Parrish u, f., and wife. April 10,
boys
Peters, Henry, and wife. June ., hoy.
girl. ' "'s' To-
boy. WV ~
Peret, John. and wife, Nov. "a. hoy
quick, Jacob. and wife, Oct. "a, boy
Hayhill' Clarence, and wife, Feb. H.,
Rayhill' J. j., and wife, April II.
Ross, Earl, and wife, ApriI Oh. GIRL
ramsey Jas and wife, July Is. girl.
Rostock, Ed. and wife, july "a Girl
Ramsay Delbcit, and wife, Dec 10,
boy, '''
Stovall, Geo. and wife, Feb. - bov
Shaiffer, VIM, and wife, April d,
Swain Walter, and wife, April g..
Smith chaso and wife, April IS.
seyfer' Henry, and wife. April H..
boy. -"'
boy. ~
boy. '''' -
Sipes, Ernie, and wife, July 2, boy.
smith Oren, and wife, July 20, boy.
Scott, Geo, and wife, July 20, boy.
Seitz, Clotus, and wife, Sept. 8. boy.
Swarner, w. C., and wife, Sept. 20,
boy. ~
Strough, Dee, and wife, Oct. 81, girl.
Steffy, c. b., and wife, Oct 5, boy,
Smarter, VIM, and wife, Dec. TO-,
Stringham, Eugene, and wife, Dec.
.. 81. girl.
Taylor, Jas, and wife, Feb. 8, boy.
Twyman, Ira, and wife. March Z,
boy. '
Taylor, chas'; and wife. April 3. girl.
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rs Head of Live Stock
CONSISTING OF
100 Head of Hogs

IL Tried Sows, 20 Spring Gifts.
These sows and gifts are all thorough
bred Durocs and bred to farrow in
March and April. About 20 head of
Summer and Fall Shoats, weighing from
40 to 100 lbs.
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Personal Notes.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Kaufman and
their daughter Ida left Thursday for
Bedford Springs. Pa. to spend several
weeks
Mrs. Julia Birkenwald left yester-
day for her home in Baltimore, after
being the guest for two weeks of Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney c. Kaufman at their
home on Bradley lane, Chevy Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Behrend re-
turned Tuesday from Atlantic City.
Mrs. Nathan Kahn is spending sew
eraI weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
Jess Kornicker. in New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Mayer. with
their two children, are at Buena Vista
Springs Hotel. Buena Vista, Pa, until
September.
Mrs. r. B. Lyon is visiting relatives
in Greenville. s. c.. for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Jackson are
spending several weeks in New York
city.
Mrs. Sol Herzog and SON Robert are
the guests of the formers sister. Mrs.
William Garner. at Newport News. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Peyser and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Strauss
and family are spending the summer
at the Hot Springs. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles schwartS are
In Atlantic City.
Mr.. and MrSr,Herbert Rich and Mr..
and Mrs. Marx Lansburgh have re-
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turned from a three-week motor trip
to Maine.
Mr. and Mrs Sol Minister and
daughter Dorothy will leave this
week for Atlantic City to spend three
weeks.
Mrs Sylvan Bensinger entertained
at luncheon and bridge Tuesday at
the Suburban Club in honor of Mrs.
Julia Birkenwald of Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Fishel have re-
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turned from a visit to New York
city.
MIR. and Mrs. Gus Oppenheimer and
Mrs. Emil West are spending sew
eral weeks in Atlantic City.
Miss Elsa Sanders is spending a
week at Stony Man Camp, Va, with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis J. kann mo-
tored to Atlantic City last week.
Miss Marjorie Blumenfeld is with
her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Blumenfeld, at the kolb cottage.
Braddock Heights Md.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1920-01-30
THE FLU,

A few cases of the flu have
been reported in Sisseton and vi
cin;tv during the last week. Here
q, We have been loathe to
mention the name Of the dreaded
sickness, particularly because of
the influence that the magma
ton seems to have in causing the
spread of the disease. But if the
flu has really returned, it might
be a good idea to mention it, but
only with a view to preventing
it's spread. Now is the time to be
cautious, but. not alarmed. There
is practically no danger so long
as you have a plenty Of fresh air.
Practice cleanliness at all times.
however, when q cold does attack
you, do not be backward about
taking something fot it.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1920-01-30
DEDICATION PROGRAM
AND SCHOOL FAIR

On Friday and Saturday, Feb
ruary 6-7, a dedication program
and school fair will be held in the
new high school building. On
Friday evening, a basket ball
game between Sisseton and Viii
mot at 700 o'clock, will be fol-
lowed by the dedication program
Saturda yafternoon beginning at
300 o'clock, the school fair will
take place. The proceeds will be
used for equipment for the aud
itorium and gymnasium and to
help pay for the piano. A fuller
account will appear next week.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1920-01-30
THE CANDIDATE

Oh, he greets you when he
meets you and he warmly shakes
your hand and he calls you Bill
or Jake or Hank and kids to beat
the band. He asks about the wife
and kids-of other things galore
in you he takes an interest
that he never had before. Oh, he
soaps you ere he ropes you for
tn vote he hopes to get and he
makes you think he's about the
finest chap you've met. He pulls
a lot of "old friend" stuff and he
treats you at the store and he
makes you feel more chummy
than you ever felt before. But
when he's won, his friendships
done and he passes you right by
without q word of greeting or a
wink of his CLASSY eye. And the
many htings he promised are
forgotten and you're sore, to
think you fell for that old stuff,
you tell for once before. Grant
County Tribune.
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those who have come here in oug
time, by their labor and sacrifi-
cies have laid the foundation OF
our greatness, and have created
the very wealth, the organized
power OF which is now being
used against them and us.
BE IT THEREFORE RESOL.
WE'D, that we protest against
the-passage of the Davis, fetch
er, Sterling, Graham, and other
so-called "anti-sedition'' bills
now pending in Congress.
RESOLVED, that we call up
on our local, state and national
governments to put a stop to the
disgraceful interference of pub
lie officials and private agencies,
with the freedom of the people,
and call upon them to protect the
people from such unlawful inter
ference with their constitution
al rights to freedom OF speech,
press ana ~sSenlblage, and thelT
right te representative govern
nent and inviolability OF person
AND BE IT FURTHER RES
0LVED, that we demand the iln-
mediate resignation OF Attorney
G neral Palmer, whose conduct
since his coming into office may
be worthy of the conduct of The
Ministers under the late. Cars
Regime, but who is worthy OF q
people who have furnished to the
galaxy Of immortal names dec
Grating the pages OF the Worlds
History Of Freedom, the names
Of Washington. Jefferson and
Lincoln.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1920-01-30

WORLD WAR VETERANS

# you are IN ex-serVice man,
it behooves you to study the con-
gtitutian ard platform Of the old.
estest Organization Of the Veter-
alls of the World War, the World
War Veterans, so that you may
become thoroughly acquainted
with the purpose for which this
organization was formed. The
World War Veterans was organ
lied nine days after the signing
of the arnistice in the front
Lines. It's slogan is The Enforce
nent of theConstitution Of the
United States of America AS 1t
Is Written" 1t attaches especial
import to Free Speech and The
Ballot and it's use as written in
to the constitution of the United
Safes of Amerca.
The World War Veterans will
not have their national conven-
tion until next June, but the or
ganization is we'll established
and every indication points
toward the time (not far away)
when practically every ex-ser-
vice man will be member of this
organization.
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RAsK TO COMPETE
Minnesota Flier viii Be Contest
ant In French Aeroplane
Cup Race

7. S. Rask, student at the.
state university last quarter, mas
lett for Kelly Field, San Anton
10, Texas, to enter training in
preparation for the Gordon Ben
nett Aeroplane cup race to be
held at Paris, France, next sum-
n2er. RaslS was formerly a lieu
tenant in the army air service.
lie expects to sail for France
with his specially constructed
speed plane about May 1st.
Mpls. Daily News.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1920-01-30
Methodist Church Services
O. w. Butterfield, Pastor.

The present time is the great
est crisis in world history, and
men are thinking in the terms Of
world civilization as never before.
The forces of present day ci-
vilization, and the results Of the
great world war, are bringing
the men OF ali countries closer to-
gether, and are giving rise to
new types of human relationship
and new sources for great prob
lenls.
He who has not learned to
think in the terms of world de
velopment and humanity is al
ready behind the time in which
he lives, and should at once be-
gin to extend the realm of his
thinking.
The subjects to be discussed
at the Methodist church will
greatly help one to make the
change in his manner of think
ing, and to see the reasons for
the change.
At 1o:30 A. M. the topic will
be, "All Men Everywhere
At 7::3O P. M. the topic will be
THE Strategy of a Great Often
sive."
You should hear the discus.
sion of these live subjects. You
will like it.
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E1rE'TER THE FOOD
BETTER THE LESSON

An engine can not run without
fuel. A child cannot grow unless
he has the right kind of food.
Neither can he learn MS lessons
easily ii only half fed. In one
county in Minnesota, SO per cent
Of the children in the country
and small towns were found to be
more than five pounds undey-
weight. '
These boys and girls were try.
ing to grow without the necess-
airy material to do it. 1t was
found that their food lacked
milk and vegetables, and in many
cases they had to rush away
mornings without eating enough
breakfast. There are la hours
between supper and breakfast
and if the child doesn't get his
breakfast he goes 30 hours with
out food. See that he eats it, and
that he gets cereal, milk and
some kind of fruit at this meal
whatever else he may have.
See that at the other meals he
has milk and vegetables and
enough of them. Even a fourth
meal after school may be a good
thing to keep his active body go
ing and growing Adele Koch.
eAtention specialist in home eca-
nomcs, University Farm.
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Goodwill Lutheran Church.

Morning service in English and
communion at 1920 o'clock.
Songs by the choir.
Sunday School and Bible Class
at noon. Adults are invited to.
join the Bible Class.
Luther League at GAS o'clock.
Topic, '.Labors and Maftyr-
dom of the Apostles"
Leader, Miss Mable Swenumson.
Evening service in English at s
O'Clock. Special singing.
Everybody invited
C. S. Wang, Pastor
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Examination for Teachers Ger.
tificate. February 1921

Notice is hereby given that
the next examination for teach
ers' certificates Gall grades)
will be given in the Court House
at Sisseton, S. d., February 49,
20-21, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. Applicants writing
for q second grade certificate
will be allowed two days, Thurs
day and Friday in which to
write the examination. The
third day, Saturday,, is allowed.
TO those writing for a first
grade or higher certificate.
Pearl f. Robinson
Co. Supt.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1920-01-30
RED CROSS

An important meeting Of the
Red Cross executive committed
was held Monday evening in con-
ference with Miss Christianson.
of the Northern Division.
The peace time program in
come OF its phases was outlined
by Miss Christianson and as a
result the committee made ap-
plication for the services of q
Travelling Nurse Instructor.
This is in addition to the appli-
cation made last fall for a resi-
dent Public Health nurse. It is
expected that a travelling nurse
instructor can be sent to Roberts
County within the next 80 daysl
and that she viii remain approx
lTnately 3 months or as long as
long as her. services are in de-
mand. Beginning in the towns i'll
will be her special work to organ
ize and instruct classes of high
school girls and women in the or
dinary care of the sick. 1t is not
the intention to train persons to.
be nurses but to teach the COM
mon things necessary to be done
in the sick room so that women
can more efficiently take care OF
the sick in their own homes. AS
soon as the roads and weather
will permit, county classes will
be formed wherever a sufficient
group of women can be gathered
together. DR.. Peterson was by
invitation present at the meet,
ing to outline the influenza situ-'
alton and strongly endorse the
plan.
1t is suggested that wherever
8 or 10 country women are inter-
ested and can get together for a
class later in the season, commu-
nication be opened with the Red
Cross Secretary, Rev. O. Austin,
Sisseton, or with the Red Cross
officers of the nearest branch, SO
that the work can be properly
laid out.
No charge of any kind will be
made for the instruction and it
will be open to all the women of
the county under jurisdiction OF
the Roberts County Chapter.
At the present time, Miss,
Christianson says-public health
nurses are very scarce-7O count
les within the jurisdiction of the
Northern division having unfill.
ed applications but Roberts
County has one of the liar APP
plications and it is .ea wes
shall obtain a nurse So time.
during the spring.
Each class will be given about
10 lessons and each person COM
pleting the course will receiv.
proper certificate.
Henry S. Morris
Chairman.