The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1921-03-11

Atty. +. II. McKenna has been at
Corona on business this week.
Alfred and Victor Nelson of Peev-
er we're in Sisseton Wednesday.
Miss Gladys Aker visited friends
in Wilmot the last OF the week.
Miss Bessie Bubak, OF Goodwill,
visited her sister Blanche. Monday
Mrs. Thos Thompson was quite
i'll Saturday, but is now recovering.
Frank Parker is at home for a
short vacation from his N. p. L..
work.
Rep. Karlius Nelson was in Sisse-
ton Saturday, renewing acquaint-
ances.
A. F. Porter. of Wilmot. visited
his daughter, Mrs. G. E. Crosby, on
Wednesday.
George. the little son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. T. Pierce. is very i'll with
throat trouble.
Save. Save your eyes. See Lepler.
eyespecialist in Sisseton. Fri. March
lS at Commercial hotel. MI ct
Little Marie Sauer is attending
school once more, following four
weeks siege of tonsilitis.
Miss Mabel Ganan of Drywood
Lake is a patient at the Powell hos
pital. due to rheumatism.
Can Aker make Hagensick look
sick? Come out and see at the
Unique, Monday, March IA.
Mrs. Arthur Jackson is. taking
treatment at the Powell hospital
for inflamitory rheumatism.
Miss Maude kellogg has been a
guest at the H. N. Schmidt home in
Goodwill for number of days.
Mrs. L. G. Smith and Cecil Smith
were initiated into the mysteries of
the Women Lodge at the regular
session Wednesday night.
Ogden Hammerbacker. who is
employed in the bank at Eden, visit
ed his aunt, Mrs. T. G. Grover, FRI
day.
Their will be an entertainment
and basket social in the Wohlheter
school house Friday evening, Mar.
18th.
The VIM. Thelin family are now
occupying Mrs. Momeny's house on
Second Ave-. east. the former home
of the Chris Andrews family.
Hans Peterson. Of wist. visited
at the Wilbur home Sunday, also
going out to see his cousin, Miss
Anna Peterson, who teaches north
Of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vic Peterson and
little daughter drove to Webster
Saturday where they visited the Nell
son family until the following at
ternoon.
A. Lindquist,. former we'll
Known Diamond resident, was in
Sfsseton on business, Tuesday, hav-
ing come over from his home in
Paramount.
Mrs. =. c. Knapp has not been
hearty so we'll the past week, having
developed very severe cold and
IS under care OF q trained nurse.
Mrs. H. e. Nelson.
Peter Paulsin and Miss Cora An
derson Of New Ellington were united
in marriage by Judge d. j. Prin-
diville Monday, March 2. They
were attended by Paul Paulson and
Miss Nellie Greenlund.
A. A. Peterson. who has been pur-
chasing his stock Of spring goods
for the Peterson Clothing Co., left
Milwaukee Friday. going by way
of Chicago to visit relatives in Iowa
and will probably be at home the
latter part Of the week.
Nate Gorsuch left Monday noon
for Minneapolis where he is to at
tend the meeting Of the committees
from thirteen states in which the
Nonparisan League Is organized. Mr..
Gorsuch g chairman Of the commit
tee from South Dakota.
Mrs. Lucy Barker. who lives on
a farm south of Peever, was a Sisse.
ton visitor Monday. While here,
she purchased supplies for the en-
tertainment Of the Indian Aid So
ciety which convened at her home
Thursday afternoon of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Goldsmith and
Mrs. Al Oliver drove up to Ellington
Sunday, the Goldsmiths visiting al
the Will and George Oliver homes
and Mrs. Oliver spending the dag
with her mother, Mrs. Barnett, who
is recovering slowly from her acci.
dent Of several months ago.
Mr.. L. ]. Onstad. Of Plentywood
Montana. arrived in sisseton Tues
day noon for q brief stay on bust