The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1921-04-15

Grass and garden seeds at stavig
Bros. g store.
Phone 147-"The Twin Oak
Dairy" for Milk and cream. Att
j. N. Spackman returned Satur-
day night from Sioux Falls, where
he had been serving on the jury.
Miss Hattie Woley is working as
operator for the Dakota Central Tel
ephone Co., having begun her du-
ties this week.
Good shoes are made from best
leather, and poor shoes are partly
paper. When you want good shoes
call on Stavig Bros.
A party of young ladies took an
enjoyable hike Monday evening and
did Justice to an ample lunch with
which they had provided themselves
Remember DR.. Lepler's glasses
will stop those headaches. See him
in Sisseton Saturday, April % at
Commercial hotel. A.S-2t.
A dance was held Monday night
at the Lairabee dairy barn west of
town. Music was furnished by the
Unique Jazz orchestra, and all pres
ent report a fine time.
A 1oroo orou,x o%orJ..1
in the Legion hall Friday evening.
The Rag Time Kids" were the mu-
sicians, and they never fail to draw
an enthusiastic audience. They went
from here to Claire City.
Mrs. j. o. Andrews was taken sud
denly and seriously ill Tuesday am.
with what appeared to be an
attack of ptomaine poisoning. She
rallied throughout the day and by
evening was much better
Miss Calvert had a birthday Tues
day and in commentator of the ev-
ent, she and a number of the senior
girls went out to Miss Clara Berge' !;
school in the Varland district.
If you want to hear some good
music go OF the school auditorium
next Monday evening and hear the
free concert by the Sisseton Munich
pal band 1t will be good one.
The Sleten family, living south OF
town. have certainly had their share
of sickness this year. Once under
quarantine for small pox and once
for scarlet fever, the children are
now victims of whooping cough.
Rob Laing, Jr., went to Ortonville
on Fridays train, driving back his
car which he left there the week pre
vious on his return from Red Wood
Falls. He made the trip against the
snow storm, arriving home late that
night.
Judge and Mrs j. j. Baterton ar
rived home Friday night from their
winters sojourn in California. Tho
time passed very pleasantly for both
but they are glad to get back to So.
Dakota again. On their return trim
they stopped at San Francisco for a
short visit with Mrs. Mary Croal,
who is with her son, Vincent. The
later is attending dental college.
Harry Osman and Clarence Akre
entertained party of friends at the
home of the former Monday evening
About Fourteen we're present Clar-
ence Horton was the guest of honor.
Cards and other games formed the
source of amusement. Music by the
Edison was also enjoyed. A two
course luncheon was served, and the
guests departed at an early hour,
having enjoyed the occasion immen-
sely.
The annual congregational meet
ing of the Presbyterian church was
held at church parlors last Thurs
day evening. Quite a number Of
people had responded to the pas
tors invitation to be present. Re-
ports were read, and short pro-
gram was given, which featured,
among other things, selections by
the male quartette, violin solo by
Ruth Turner. readings by Miss OAR
row and Mis- LeSeur and an exercise
by the Blue Bird girls. Refresh