The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1921-04-29
The Gamble Concert Company.
Phone l47-'Ths Twin osk

The Gamble Concert Company.
Phone l47-'Ths Twin Osh
Dairy" for MIX ana cream. Att.
/ Oscar P. Olson. of sisseton, was
visiting homefolks at Veblen last
week, returning Saturday.
II you want some good Barred
Plymoth Rock Matching eggs at SIS
per 100. see Markle at produce Co.
Mrs. Paul Olson and daughter,
Hilda, of veblen, are visiting this
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Haude.
4 Mrs. Nelson. of Fewer. was here
to see her daughter. Ma. Casey, at
the Powell Hospital, thu latter part
of the week
Jim Kane was called to Bruce,
this state, Saturday to attend the
funeral of his sister, who died in
Iowa last week.
Memorial day May Both. A great
community program is being pre-.
pared by local talent. The best
speaker obtainable will deliver ar
address.
There will be basket social Sat-
urday night, April 80, in the Syver-
son school four and one-half miles
south, and one mile west of Clai"e
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teacher.
Bert Persons, the unfortunate
blind boy, who is visiting his cousins
| in the MCGEE home, has been
kept busy the past week tuning
pianos. in which work he is very
proficient.
Little Clifford Russell, who sui
fered such a terrible accident at
Yankton, as recorded in this paper a
few weeks ago, is visiting relatives
in the Jerry Wilson home. He is
able to be about with the aid OF
crutches. His mother, Mrs. Andrew
Gunderson, accompanied him here.
Pete One Road, wife and two
children were down from One Road
township Saturday doing extensive
trading The township which bears
his name received it's cognomen
from the fame of his father, chief
One Road, famous in the early days
of the state.
The Luther grinder man, "Jim
Sharp, will be at Stavig's store all
next week, May 2-7, and will show
anybody interested how to use and
how to grind any cutting tool. Bring
your dull tools, knives and scissors
and have them sharpened. Do not
send your children. You must come
yourself. A-29-1-,
Kenneth Carlberg drove out from
Minneapolis Friday night, arriving
here early Saturday morning. He
was accompanied by Mrs. V. A. PEI
erson and daughter Marcella, who
had been spending several weeks IL
st. Paul. He returned to his work
at the Minnesota GU" Monda.
evening.
Ed Linster and Mel Crosby ar
rived home Saturday from Milwau
kee, where they have finished Their
school work for the year. Mel plans
on taking up his former base bal
work for the coming season, ana
went to Aberdeen this week on bust
ness connected with his chosen
calling.
Homer Robinson, who is attend
ing chiropractic school in Daven
port, Ia, writes to the effect that
there are 1000 students in attend
ance now and a thousand more ex
pected by May 1. He also says there
are more than 5000 idle men in
Davenport now and increasing in
number daily.
The literary society of Wist me
at the school house Friday evening
April %. The debate, Resolved
that the consolidated school is more
advantageous than the rural school,
resulted in verdict for the
negative. The debate was postponed
from April 8, due to a snow storm
which prevented the meeting from
being held.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Allen of Good.
will, Miss Euphemia Schmidt ant
Florence and Erma Oliver we're en-
tertained Sunday at the hospitabl'
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Cod
smith. Alice and I.ynden Goldsmith
of Enterprise township were alst
entertained at the same home, hav
ing come over the previous day, re
naming until Tuesday.
Mrs. Tanning, who has been car