The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1921-03-04
LOCAL NEWS

Miss p. A. Waletch and Mrs. Mary
Sample were in the city the first of
the week getting informal Oh on
the growing of oranges, grapefruit
and other citrus fruits in this coun-
~ for an article in the sCirus In
srstry,' fruit journ:l published
in Tampa and California Mr.. Carl
q Mcclure, himself an old news
y per man showed the newspape.
women around and othery Sc as.
sisted them III getting the necessary
Ssta for the proposed writeup.
which can hardly fail 60 he Of gre,
Benefit to our. country as Lee Gown.
" produces some of tn: b. ciflus
fat in ..,e world.-Tamra Tri
hzne.
Save. Save your eyes. See Lepler,
eyespecialist in Sisseton, Fri. March
IS at Commercial hotel. MA ct
Mrs. c. Akre was released from
quarantine Thursday afternoon and
resumed her work at the telephone
office as night operator Her
daughter, Gladys, who had b.en
working in Mrs. Akr. place went
hack to her place o. the day shift
and Miss Jul Pc .-S. "a who had
been substituting ~ f.. her home
;, the oouE.rj.
A basket social was held at Mrs.
Nellie Goldsmiths school in Good
will twp. last Friday night. A good
program was given, after which the
baskets were sold, netting a sum
between S37 and $38 which will be
used to purchase play ground equip
ment.
P. E. Laing came up from Peever
last Wednesday accompanied by his
daughter, Madeline. Mr.. Laing re-
turned home the same night, but
his daughter remained for a long
er visit with the SCHNEIDER and Laing
families.
Miss Clara Lobben went up to
the home of her parents in Buffalo
Lake twp. Saturday and developed
z case of scarlet fever while there.
Consequently she will be absent
from our high school for some time.
Miss Alma Hoon went up to her
home in Dry Wood Lake twp. for
a short visit Saturday.
Mrs. Stewart, who has been MAX
ing her home with her daughter,
Mrs. Frank Parker. left Tuesday for
Cebeka, Mimi, in response to mes
sage to come to the bedside OF her
sick daughter. Mrs. Parker has
been with her sister since last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Goldsmith,
Miss Inez Swenson and Eddie Law
aeheck were entertained at dinner
ct the T. ]. Allen farm, Sunday af-
ternoon, in Goodwill.
II you like to see the very latest
things in ladies' ready-to-wear do
lot fail to see Stavig Bros. line.
Mrs. Kimball. son Sylvester and
daughter Myrtle. visited at their
daughter and sister. Mrs. Hackberth
e her school eleven miles north
west Of town Sunday afternoon.
The Richard Wooley family have
moved from rooms at the CONNER
eiai Hotel to the house on second
ave.. east. formerly owned by Mrs.
ID. Bennett.
The J. A. Peterson family are
having their third seige Of quaran-
tine for the winter, Miss Pearl Mel
son, Mrs. Peterson's neice. high
school student, who makes her home
there. having developed a case of
scarlet fever.
The Young Peoples Chorus of
the Methodist church has increased
its numbers to such an extent that
II was found necessary to enlarge
the platform in order to afford seat
ing room The work has been in pro-
gress this week and when finished
there will be ample space for all
who wish to join.
Friday and Saturday. 5 bars of
laundry soap IT, Csc at the Racket
Store
The '.Tri Mus" elected officers
ct their monthly meeting held at
the Presbyterian church Wednes-
day night. President. Russell Cook !: