The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1921-03-11

Miss Hilda Solin IL doing some
sewing in Peever this week.
w. e. Bickford Of Goodwill twp.
was county seat visitor Friday.
The o. B. Osmondson family we're
released from quarantine Tuesday.
Ludwig Sateren is in the vicinity
OF Browns Valley making artesian
wells.
Rev. Wang went to Minneapolis
Monday noon. called by the illness
OF Q sister.
Miss Gladys Wilson has scarlet
eever and the family is in quaran-
tine In consequence.
Mrs. p. c. johnson. OF Wist, vis-
tied her mother. Mrs. A. Wilbur,
and sister Mime. Sunday.
Miss Mabel Nelson, OF Rosholt.
visited her sisters. Cora and Mamie.
here Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Mabel Sanders, who teaches
in the Satire district near Claire
City, visited friends here Saturday.
Mrs. e. ]. Turner entertained
her brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
Alonzo Mccoy from Browns Valley
Henry Helvig, president Of the
Citizens National Bank. came out
from Minneapolis the last of the
week.
Miss Martha Morris is suffering
with a severe attack of rheumatism.
and is under the care Of trained
nurse
Mrs. G. NJ. Peterson went down
to the cities Friday to Join her hus-
band who had gone down q few
days previous.
FRIES qt. pail Saturday and
Friday to any one that buys $500
worth of merchandise at the Racke.
Store. Ml1.2t.
Miss Irene Glass, bookkeeper for
the Delco Light company. was con-
fined to her home by illness the lat
ter part of last week.
The working members of the
Presbyterian Ladies' Aid met on
Wednesday OF this week at the home
Of Mrs. VIM. Swedlund.
Oscar Shohe~g vas down from
Dry Wood Lake Friday. His broth
ers. Arvin and Palmer, who are
forming near Peever, were m town
the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Rudolph and
Mrs. A. o. johnson were down from
Hammer. Friday. the johnson young
people accompanied their mother
home for q weekend visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schloe and
con autoed down from near Claire
City Saturday. The roads are SO
good that they made the trip In
something like twenty minutes.
Miss Hazel spackman. who had
been visiting her friend, Mrs. Dyb-
dahl, of WATERFOWL, returned home
Monday, Mrs. Dybdahl returning
with her to visit sisseton friends.
Miss Agnes Steren. who has been
employed as stenographer for Attys.
Turner and Mckenzie. left Monday
night for Minneapolis where she ac-
cepted similar position. Her place
here has been filled by Miss Anna
Gaegan.
Lester Bloomhall, Of Milbank,
came Friday for visit with his SIS
ter, Mrs. A. F. Ertsgaard. On Fri
day he went to Peever where he
visited friends until Saturday, when
he returned to Sisseton and re-
NAMED until Tuesday.
Mesdames j. A. Richert, p. NJ.
tRichert, H. L. Spackman and s.
olberg entertained Monday evening
At the regular meeting Of the East
srn Star. It Is expected that 1t the
.aext meeting, the Grand Worthy
Aatron will be present.
About Christmas time . large
beautiful Christmas cactus in full
bloom was the center Of attraction
In the window at A. o. Tostenson's
jewellery store. Now this same plant
IL filled with buds which promise
as wondnus a show Of bloom as 1t
exhibited before.
The Catholic church at old Eden
is to be torn down as It IL no longer
needed and the lumber used for
other purposes. Several men from
this locality, among whom are Her
man, schenk, Harry Tord. Maurice
Kively. and Ole Holland, plan on 90
ing out there this week to RAGE the
building.
A personal 'severy member can.
vas" was made Sunday by male