The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1921-03-25

FRED Larrabee was q caller at
the Agency. Thursday.
John Swanberg, Jr., is one Of the
recent scarlet fever victime.
Beginning Monday the Racket
Store will be open evenings 1t.
Joe Stefile and Oscar Halseide of
Peever were in Sisseton Monday.
Mrs. Mary Olson was i'll with an
attack of tonsilitis the last week.
WANTED Cattle to pasture
Frank Parker, Sissston. g. D. M25-2t
Fourteen persons united in men,
bership at the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning.
Mabel Sanders, who teaches near
Claire City, attended the teachers
meeting here Saturday.
c. NJ. Monnie was up at his Web
len farm the greater part of last
week putting in the crop.
Mr.. Schwarm was down from
New Ellington and visited with his
daughter, Miss Hazel, Thursday.
Rudolph Aker and Emmett Thor
son left Thursday for Harlowtown,
Montana, where they expect to get
work.
The Missionary Society Of the
Presbyterian church meets Friday
of this week at the home Of Mrs. j.
H. Irwin.
A fourten-pound daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Nelson
of Peever at the Powell hospital
Tuesday morning
Lester Bloomhall came up from
Milbank Tuesday night for a few
days visit with his sister, Mrs. A. F..
Ertsgaard.
The Goodwill Lutheran Double
quartet had practice meeting at
the church Wednesday evening of
this week.
Take your repair work to the
Meridian Garage across from the
postofiiice. They assure you a
square deal.
Atty. c. r. Jargenson was busi-
ness caller at Peever Friday, and
reported all farmers in that locality
at work on their land.
The Mixed Quartet will sing, pre-
ceding the presentation of the
Home Talent Play" which will be
given at the school auditorium,
Monday evening, March %. at $500
o'clock. M.1s-2t.
Judge and Mrs. j. o. Andrews
returned last week from ten week
visit with their daughter, Miss Bon
ME, at Drake university, Des
Moines.
Try Amebr Lite floor Oil for fin
ishing and filling your floor. 1t
penetrates like oil, and gives gloss
and finish like varnish, at Thomp-
son Hardware. It,.
We are pleased to learn that Miss
Martha Morris is much better from
her attack Of inflamitory rheuma-
! tism, and her many friends hope
she will be out again soon.
Fred THESE and family arrived
from St. Cloud, Mimi. last Satur-
day, and went out to Enterprise twp.
to the farm of Rudolph Sonstegard,
which they will work the coming
season.
Little Paul Juveland was five
years old last Friday. He was UNI
able to have a party as had been
planned, as many of his little friends
were sick, but he celebrated with
fine birthday cake.
Charlie Niece came up from Mill
bank Friday night. On Saturday he
went to Claire City to see his moth
er, who is i'll at the Jay Price home
in that village. d. B. Mahoney au-
toed to Milbank the following day
taking Charlie back to his home.
The office Of Sheriff E. B. Baker
was LHe scene OF marriage Cere-
mony Tuesday morning, March %.
when Justice D. j. Prindiville tied
the nuptial bonds for Robert White
and Miss Susie Flute, the witnesses
being Charles White and Dana Bah
cock.
Graversen's little baby boy was
baptized Tuesday night, March Is,
and received the name Of Curtis Lee
Roy Those in attendance were
Rev. and Mrs. Wang, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Sampson, Bernhard Swan
berg and Gertie Fordahl who acted
as sponsors.
Mrs. Grace Koegy and two child
rem departed Saturday for an ex-
tended visit with relatives in North
Dakota, Montana md Canada. They
plan to make the trip by car. and it
is taken with the hope Of benefiting
Mrs. Kaegy's health, which has been
poor OF late.