The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1921-07-22
DR.. A. NJ. Pearson was up from

Peever Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Smith autoed to
Sisseton Friday after load of POP.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Osteraas az
tended the circus at Lidgerwood Fri
day.
Mrs. John Branded and children
spent Friday evening at Otto 1'rlt-
tins.
Lester Stenstrud and NJ. Batter
berry of sissetSn were callers here
Thursday.
Stanley Bailly of Browns Valley.
is visiting his aunt, Mrs. ]. w. Bar
rington.
The o. E. Lien family expect to
leave Sunday for weeks outing
at Bonanza.
Mr.. E. Danielson autoed over
from Aberdeen to attend the baniE
directors meeting.
Archie Horr and bride returned
from an extended honeymoon trip
Monday of last week.
The Luther League held picnic
near Bonanza Springs Sunday. All
report a delightful time.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Gauper spent
few days at Big Stone. Milbank and
Hartford Beach the past week.
Mrs. O. T. Axness. who has been
suffering with severe case OF bron-
chitis, is some better this week.
Mr.. j. s. Smith, of the Midland
Insurance company Of st. Paul, was
in Sisseton Tuesday and Wednesday.
Vivian Lien is spending the week
at the Guaranty State farm near
town, the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
, Carstens.
DR.. and Mrs. j. Robinson left Sun
day for Aberdeen, where they expect
/ to spend a week visiting relatives
and friends.
! Maurice Swanberg has been unable
to work part Of the week on occouht
of illness. His brother Bernhard
is assisting in the register of deeds
office.
Mrs. Harry 'Drenttel left Monday
for Brookings and Aberdeen for a
weeks visit with frineds. She made
the trip to Aberdeen via the Eek
truch line.
Eddie Murphy, Eddie Tallakson,
Joe Prosky, Lars Karson and Ole
Ornstad were among the merry
makers at Bonanza, Foster and
Hartford Sunday.
Miss Rose Dady of Kellog, Mimi,
is here visiting her father and
brother, ]. NJ. and Max Dady. Miss
Dady says she is enjoying her vaca-
ton very much and that she expects
to spend several weeks here.
Ed. Rademaker and family ana DR..
Owen and family returned Monday
from an auto trip to Usage, la. The
two families formerly lived at Usage,
and they report a very enjoyable.
time visiting among old friends.
John Glass, youngest son of Mr.
and Mrs. j. F. Glass, met with paiN-
full accident Tuesday. In company
with his brother Connie he was put
ting up hay on their farm near town.
He jumped from the load of hay to
a small pile of raked hay, intending
to 20 to dinner. Connie followed,
giving the pitchfork a throw from,
the load as he jumped down. The
fork struck John in the right arm,
one of the tines going entirely
through the feshy part OF the arm.
Connie brought him Immediately tC
the Powell hospital where he is be-
ing treated and is getting along nice
ly.
Leo Swanton, after two weeks
visit with the Davis brothers left
Saturday for home. Thomas Swan.
ton and family left here five years
ago. and he and son entered the EN-.
ploy of the Milwaukee Railroad Co.
at Mobridge. Tom is employed IL
the car shops and Leo has charge
of The baggage department. They
are doing we'll financially and EMO,
steady employment. Frank was rail
reading for while but year ago
Joined the U. S. Navy. Hazel Swan
ton at present is visiting an aunt a
Washington, Iowa, and expects tt
call on Sisseton friends on her re
turs home.
After August / / will have accom-
mediation for three roomers. First
class rooms and reasonable rates.
Mrs. Mary Olson, blocks south @
Commercial Hotel. 1
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