The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1921-04-08

Phone 147-"The Twin Oak
Dairy" for Milk and cream. Al II.
Lester Stensrud, OF Wheaton. is
the new assistant at the Olson DIN
clothing store.
Carl Carlson and wife, who have
been employed at Mlibank, are visit
ing relatives here.
Miss Vivian Lien acted as hostess
to the members of the Choral Union
last Saturday evening.
Alonzo Mccoy and wife of Browns
Valley were Sunday guests of his
sister, Mrs.. E. j. Turner.
Mrs. H. NJ. knight and little
daughter are at home and are re-
covering nicely from recent opera
tions.
The members OF the Goodwill:
Lutheran Choir were entertained or
Wednesday evening at the liver Hag-
en- home.
Frank Haggerty and wife came
down from Hill Head Thursday for
few days visit with his mother
and sisters.
The working members Of the
Presbyterian Ladies' Aid met on
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Emil Akre.
: r. c. Richert and wife returned
Saturday night from attending the
funeral of brother-in-law at Bell
ingham, Mimi.
Remember DIR. Lepler's glasses
will stop those headaches. See him
in Sisseton Saturday, April % a;
Commercial hotel. A.8-2t
j. C. Knapp returned Friday
night from Minneapolis where he
accompanied his wife. Mrs. Knapp
is at St. Mary's hospital.
Mr.. DuMarse, of Dry Wood Lake
was in Sisseton Saturday, and took
home many good eats purchased for
a dance to be held that night in his
large barn.
Mrs. Korsmo was down from Buff
falo Lake Saturday, bringing hel
children to be vaccinated, as there
are several cases Of small pox in the
vicinity of her home.
In the description of the charac
tiers of the Home Talent Play in the
last issue OF the Standard the name
of Mrs. Rose was given. 1t should
have been Mrs Toss.
Jack Jones and wife, residing ii
the hills northwest Of town, mourn
the loss of their three months ole
baby, which succumbed to an attach
of pneumonia Wednesday.
B. E. Eek started Friday for Wau
bay, intending to complete the Drive
to Watertown the next. day. He was
accompanied by his mother who hat
been visiting here and whose HON,
is in Watertown.
Evening service at the Methods
church during the summer month";
will be at O'Clock instead of 1880
Be sure to see the steroptico1
pictures at the NJ. E. church Sunda,
night at s o'clock.
An auto accident occurred nea
the southwest corner of town Sun
day evening, the Bothum car and tn,
Rolstad car colliding. The Bothun
car was pretty badly wrecked, an;
one of the Ralstad boys had his fac.
severely cut.
r. j. Bushell and wife are NOV
ing to their recently purchased ives
side residence. The j. H. Kelse,
family, who have been living there
have moved to the south west sid,
in the residence formerly occupie.
by the Koutz family.
Lloyd Peterson departed Frida
for Vermillion to resume his lay
studies, after having spent his East
err vacation with his parents, MI
and Mrs. j. A. Peterson. Whel
making the journey from vermillio
to sisseton the day before Easte,
the train on which Lloyd was com
ing, was snow-bound all night nea
Watertown.
Rob Laing and wife returned Fri
day from visit at the George Laue
home near Red Wood Falls, Min1
The Lauers are former Robert
county people, and have yer
pleasant home situated near a beau
tiful park. Mr.. and Mrs. Laing mad
the trip by car, returning in til
same manner as far as Ortonvill,
where they had to abondon 1t o
account of bad roads. and made tn
remainder Of the journey by train