The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1921-07-08
DO YOUR EYES BoTHER YOU?
SEE DIR. LEPLER ABOUT THEM

DO YOUR EYES BOTHER YOU?
SEE DIR. LEPLER ABOUT THEM
IN SlSSETON SATURDAY, JULY
90. Office at Commercial Hotel JiS2
George Mccormick, who has been
working in the country for the past
month, arrived in Sisseton last week
for short stay.
Mrs. VIM. Oletzke visited at the
H. Oletzke home in Grant township
from Thursday to Saturday
P. B. Carlson of Eden, was in Sis
seton Thursday. He reported the
roads in terrible condition.
All. Oliver and wife visited at
Wapheton from Friday to Wednes-
day, A. C. Goldsmith and wife taking
them to Hammer to take the train.
Jens Dahl went to Ortley Monday
to spend the week looking after his
farming interests in that vicinity.
Mr.. Bundle drove to Veblen Satur-
day. He was accompanied by Mrs
Beck and nephew. Willard Cobb,
who visited relatives in the Nels Az
ness home, all stopping to attend the
church meeting at Claire City on the
way home.
The Sampson family were at Hollis
Landing Monday.
Miss Eunice Foss is victim OF
tonsilitis this week.
The F. Stauffer and F. Parker
families are camping at Bigstone
Lake.
Miss Margery Mann, of Wilmos
who was a delegate to the Sunday
School convention, visited with Mrs
A. H. 1ngersoll until Wednesday,
j. H. Nergaard was home from
Roy Lake for over the 4th.
Robt. Laing Jr., left Wednesday
night for Fargo, where he will re.
ceive treatment following his opera
ton.
Mrs. H. d. Batterberry is suffering
from a severe attack of tonsilitis.
Mrs. H. Kroshus, of Perly, Mimi
is visiting her old friend, Mrs. Ole
Torvick, having arrived Saturday
Mrs. Kroshus is one Of the brave
pioneer women of Norman county
having settled there in 1873.
Arvin and Andrew Sjoberg, Alder
and Charles Ralstad, Peter and Pau
johnson, Julius Lobben and Andrew
Jerde spent Sunday and Monday IL
WATERFOWL, making the trip in two
Fords.
Mrs. d. A. Draws is visiting at he
former home in Jasper, Mimi.
Mr.. Peterson and daughter Helen
who had been visiting at the Bloom
quist home, left Wednesday for thei
home in st. Paul. Carl and Rutl
Peterson, who have also been guest
at the same home, plan to leave b.
auto the latter part of the week.
The Sunshine Sisters, Misses Nor
Tallakson and Clarel Landmark, CAV
entertainments at Veblen and RIOS
holt last week. They were greete
at these places by appreciative au
diences. They will be at More
Mimi, the 18th and 18th of thi
month. They plan to give an enter
tainment at Sisseton in the nea
future, the exact date of which ha
not been determined.
Mrs. G. Nelson, the aged mothe
of Mrs. j. A. Peterson, passed ava
at the Peterson home Tuesday mor1
ing, July 5. Funeral services we,
conducted from the home the follow
ing morning by Rev. H. Cough, an
; the remains were taken to the o!
home in Minnesota for interment.
Herbert Rehfeld and wife an
: Mrs. Beauleau of Browns Valley, a
companied by Mpe. G. w. Rehfe
and daughter of Los Angeles, Cal
called on friends here Wednesday.
Miss Susie Varnes was down fro
: her home in the hills Friday. 81
' will keep house for her father ar
1 brothers while her mother is absel
? visiting her daughter, Mrs. Cic
t Taylor, in Minneapolis.