The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1921-04-01

these men have met. the former
time being several years ago when
Mills won. The fans were pulling
for Aker. he being a former Monte
video boy.
Mrs. Bothum is assisting Miss
Mary Renner at the Thompson
House.
]. o. johnson and son, Louis, of
One Road twp were Sisseton Callers
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. x. Bue enter
tanned John Sjogren and wife Of One
Road, Friday.
Alonzo Mccoy and wife Of Browns
Valley visited his sister. Mrs. E. ].
Turner. Thursday.
Miss Ruth Jackson, who teaches
near Browns Valley, was at homo
for an Easter visit.
Hear the young peoples chorus
at the Presbyterian church Sunday
evening at $500 O'Clock.
Amos King was down from his
Veblen farm Thursday. He reports
nearly all his seeding done.
Mrs. M. o. Ralstad is ct home
once more. after an extended visit
with relatives in Minnesota.
Jim Kane and Chris Christianson
attended the auction sale Of the AL
len property at the Fort Thursday.
Mrs. Julia Rockstad resigned as
teacher of the school in district 8,
Dry Wood Lake. Miss Mary Bue has
taken charge and will finish the
term.
1t was reported that Henry Gil
bertson residing on Sec. z, One
Road, died last night, March 81.
Mr.. Gilbertson has been very poor
ly for several years.
Chick mash with dried butter
milk for those new chicks this year.
Raise them all, their feed is cheap.
Markle and Tracy. A.l-tl.
John Spackman will leave Satur-
day for Sioux Falls, where he has
been summoned to act as a grand
juror in U. S. court.
Miss Mary Glass came up from
her school near Wilmot Thursday
night, remaining with the home
folks until Tuesday.
The Women's Missionary Society
of the NJ. E. church will be enter
tanned Friday of this week at the
nome of Mrs. John Hanson.
H. L. Spackman and Curt Kellog
left Thursday for Usage, Wyoming
At Webster they were Joined by q
party of business men from that
place, who are interested with them
in oil land leases in Wyoming.
Miss Fay Andrews entertained a
crowd of little girl friends at her
birthday party Thursday afternoon
Games were played and nice lunch
was served. Fay was presented with
many nice presents and the occasion
will remain long in the little hearts
Mrs. Frank Parker returned on
Wednesday morning from Sebeka
Mimi, where she had been for the
past week at the bed side of her sis
ter, Mrs. Geo. Towlerton, who died
Saturday. Mrs. Parker accompanied
the remains to Willard, Mimi, where
they were buried Tuesday.
Alfred Monnie was in the cities
for a vacation last week and was
expected back Tuesday. He did not
return that day nor yet Wednesday
His parents began to feel anxious
regarding him and when Thursda,
came with no word concerning him
they recalled thousand things tina;
could have happened to him. A tel.
ephone message to his sister, Mrs
Eaton, at Ortonville resulted in ns
news. as she had not seen him. Ho.
tells in Minneapolis were called, and
nothing of the missing young mar
could be learned. Naturally, the
fear of the parents and friends in
creased. Another message comfort
ed in some degree as it gave assur
ance that there had been no wreck
on the train which he was supposed
to take out Of Minneapolis. Natur
ally by this time every one was sure
that the young man had met Will
foul play. On Friday a messag,
from the st. Hubert hotel atSNil
bank said that he was registered
there but was out at picture show
He arrived home safe and sound
and his absence was due to havin,
come out from Minneapolis with hi
chum, Leslie Horton, and instead O
stopping at Milbank had gone TO
little visit, and was delayed OF
thu main line on his return.