The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1921-07-01

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The Womens Foreign Missionary
Society of the NJ. E. church will hold
its regular meeting at the church
Friday of this week.
WESTERN CHERRlEs--LARGE,
Sweet, Luscious. Fresh from Or
chard. Express prepaid. Address,
Geo. Cryderman, Bx. 32s, Spokane.
Wash. JlO4t
Miss Gertie Williams is a patient
at the Powell hospital, being i'll with
heart trouble. We are glad to note
that there is some improvement in
her condition. Mrs. Chas. Williams
and Mrs. Rademacher are caring for
the library during her absence
Miss Alice Daily, who arrived Mon
day to attend the series of Nonpar
tisan League picnics, was guest at
the Stauffer home.
Mrs. Lowery, who has been here
visiting Grandpa and Grandma Low
cry, is at Browns Valley this week,
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hopp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson have been
in town this week. Mr.. Hudson is
travelling salesman for a brush com
pany. They have been making their
headquarters at the Sauer home.
j. F. Glass, who is working near
veblen, spent Sunday with his fam
lily.
See Lang for anything in draying.
Phone 1877. VI
D. B. Mahoney and Clarence Akres
drove over to the lakes Sunday.
Charles MCGEE of Milbank, who was
there for the day, brought Mr.. Ma
honey back with him.
Mrs. Victor Peterson's father, who
has been visiting her, left few days
since for his home in North Dakota.
Severen Lohre and Capt. Hummer
drove out to Fort Sisseton Tuesday.
Miss Myrtle Lewis, who has been
helping Mrs. G. NJ Peterson with
her house work, left last week for
Canada.
When you come to town bring the
shoes that need repairing (don't wait
till they are past repairing) to Rob
inson's Repair Shop, three doors
south of the postoffice, down stairs.
J17 st
Mr.. Denton, of Morristown, a
brother-in-law of Mrs. j. F. Glass,
called at the Glass home Tuesday
afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker have a
new Ford car.
DR.. and Mrs. Towles have moved
into their residence lately vacated
by the Oletzke family.
Miss Eunice Hills is assisting al
the Aldridge lunch room.
Mrs. W. A. Hatch and little sons
are visiting relatives at Wapheton
Lucille and Dorothy went over pre-
viously.
The Misses Reilly, who had beer
visiting their sister, Mrs. Elmer
Pearson, left Monday for their home
at Aberdeen.
DIR. Powell and wife are spending
the week with the Mayos in Roches
ter, Mimi. Mrs. Powell will return
to Minneapolis Wednesday and doc
tor will meet her there Thursda.
and return home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes and daugh
ter autoed up from Milbank Friday
While Mr.. Holmes attended to bust
ness matters, Mrs. Holmes, who il
prominent w. r. c. member, il
company with Mrs. Henrietta Steele
visited Mrs. A. j. Otto.
Paul Linster and William Swan
son returned last Wednesday nigh
from an enjoyable auto trip to Wau
sau, Wisconsin.
Lew Tew came home from Mort
Dakota Thursday for an over Sun
day visit.
Miss Alice Swanberg treated tn
members of her Sunday School elias
to picnic at Long Hollow Friday
The Thomas Ryan family have re
turned to their farm in Marshal
county to live. w. E. Bollenbec
and wife are now occupying tn
house vacated by the Ryan's.
Mrs. NJ. E. Olson and daughter
moved this week into the Momen
house of the West Side Mrs. Olso
has sold her hotel, the Commerci;
House, and will take much needle
rest. Mrs. Momeny, who purchase
the hotel, has already taken posse:
sion.
Earl Barnes and wife, accompal
led by Mr.. Barnes sister and hui
band, who had been fishing at LAX
Traverse, took supper with B.
Canfield and wife Thursday. Mr.
Barnes is daughter of Mr.. and Mr.