The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1921-02-25
fered big fire loss from apparently
unknown causes.

vne koyal Neighbors met in reg
ular Session tuesday evening w4,u
N4esusslnes Dell Carter, alargareI
COOK. geo. CROSBY ana M. r.. Crock
EFT as Entertaining coMmlllee. Tne
.adleS served a vely palaLau4e lunch
ana Inree new members were lnl-
tiate0 INTO Lne mysteries OF inc vr-
ger.
s. H. Lind. who formerly was
Roberts county favMer. reslulns
nortn OF Slsseton, came from AUS
nome sn Moose Jaw. Sask., Canada,
oalurday eveulns ana VIII VISIT with
j. "a. owamoerg ana other 1rlendA
mere.
ii you miss that pleasant, accom-
ouating llutle clerk, MISS Josie ACE
0on, wnen you go in Stavlg Dros.
store, you know she is taking I
| much deserved vacation from her
duties in the dry goods department.
Ed Thompson, of Goodwill, is in
Nebraska, having been called there
by his fathers illness. Mrs. Thomp
SON and the children are staying
with the lady's mother, Mrs. Ola.
Shoberg of Dry Wood Lake twp.
Homer Button is enjoying visit
from his mother, who has been at
f'reeport, Ill., After "a short visi.
here, Mrs. Button will return "
Illinois.
Don't forget the Buchanan and
Rees Duroc Bred Sow sale at tAe
Browns Valley fair grounds Feb.-
uray Is. Time ON bankable paper
.ntil November 1: J-29-3t
The opera house is undergoing
some improvements this week III
the matter of stage and balcony,
which will add more floor space for
dancing.
A. A. Peterson, OF the Peterson
Clothing Co., left this week for Mil
waukee to buy the spring goods fol
the Peterson stores at Sisseton and
Wilmot.
Mrs. C. L. Compton, who has been
patient at the Powell hospital, left
Tuesday for her home. Her infant
son remained at the hospital for
further care.
A beautiful sight the past two
weeks has been an amaryllis in full
bloom i'm the window of the Sisse-
ton Loan and Title Company, locat-
ed in the old Reservation Bank
building
Ben Hanson is back on the job al
Stavig Bros. department store, at
ter nearly two weeks tussle with
sickness. He resumed work Monday
morning.
Miss Sue Radermacher, red cross
county nurse, has been at Summit
the past week examining children.
inspecting schools and giving coun-
Gil to those in need of it.
Emil llotz, wife and son returned
Monday night from visit at Wood
Lake, Mimi, which is their former
home. They now reside near New
Ellington.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. johnson of
/ Hammer were Sunday guests OF
their son Clarence and daughter
Florence who attend high school
here.
The Goodwill Lutheran choir was
! entertained at the H. l.. Stavig home
Monday evening, and the good time
casions. was enjoyed by all.
Miss Julia Peterson. is employed
| temporarily in the Dakota Central
Telephone office as operator while
Mrs. G.. Akre is absent owing TO
quarantine.
Carl Carlson and wife, who are
/ employed in a restaurant at Milbank
visited from Saturday to Monday
evening with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thora Carlson.
Mrs. A. T. Ertsgaard went down
to Peever on the noon train Wednes.
day, her husband going over With
the car after banking hours, ane
both returning the same evening.
Miss Pearl Robinson, our ene1
getic county superintendent OF
schools, was at Wilmot Tuesday
where she held conference with
the school patrons of Lee No. 2.
An examination for all grades OF
certificates is being held at the court
house the last three days of this
week
Clerk of Court D. F. Stevens is
sued marriage license Wednesday
to Wesley l.. Buck and Miss Marie
Frediericks, both of Wilmot
Mrs. Emil Wage is at the homo
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. d. Babh