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

MI. A. ID. Goldsmith has been
quite III for several days.
The Andrew lMarvick family are
now out Of quarantine.
L. G. Gleason and wife were visit
ing friends here Good Friday.
The newest things in waists are
shown by stavig Bros. Sisseton, S.
Dakota. It,.
Miss Irene Brown. of the Agency.
visited her friend, Mrs. J. N. spack-
man. last week.
Take your shoe repairing to the
New Shoe Repair Shop, next door
to Standard office. II
John Swanberg. Jr.. who has
been very i'll with scarlet fever, is
now much better.
Hosiery for men, women and
children are much lower in price at
Stavig Bros. 1t.
Walford Carlberg has been enjoy
ing visit from his sister, Mrs.
Harrington Of Clinton.
Mike Laing has purchased the
Jerry Kuck residence on the west
side, consideration, $3.50.
Mrs. ]. H. Bailey, and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Dickerson and the latter's
daughter Rosalie were up from
Peever Wednesday.
After three months visit at the
home of her son, Homer Button,
his mother departed Friday night
for Freeport. nl., where she now
resides.
Miss Nora Hegna, who has been
at the Mavis home caring for Mrs.
Mavis during her siege of scarlet
fever, returned to her home at Will
mot Tuesday.
Mrs. Arthur Jackson who has
been a patient at the Powell hospit-
al for some time, was taken to her
home Monday, as her condition Is
very much improved.
Fine Easter programs were given
at the different churches in the city
last Sunday, but owing to the incle.
ment weather, many people were de.
barred from attendance.
Miss Lee Vaughn returned Mon.
day night from an Easter visit al
her home in Annadale. Mimi. Miss
Nora Wage substituted in Miss
Vaughn's grade Monday.
w. P. Liter, nephew of Barney
Lotzer, of Wahpeton, N. D., who has
been visiting at the latter's home in
Goodwill township for the past ten
days, left Wednesday for his home
Mrs. A. K. Stavig had the mis-.
fortune to slip on the ice Tuesday
and in falling cut her hand quite Sc
verely on broken jar which she
STITCHED in an effort to save her
self.
Miss Clara Haggerty, who ha.
been employed at Powers, Minneap
oils, has resigned her position anG
is visiting her mother, Mrs. G. Hag
gerty and sisters, Mrs. eParson and
Mrs. Holland.
Mrs. Duzan is making prepare
tions to leave the first part of mex
week for her home at Readlyn, Sask
Canada. She has made an extended
visit here with her daughter. Mrs
Stianson and Mrs. A. X. Stavig.
A lady soliciting aid for the Sam
aritan army which provides for tn,
destitute mothers and children o
the Dakotas, Minnesota and eastern
montana, made canvas of our cit,
Wednesday. She most especiall,
wishes old clothing which could b,
remodeled.
Reconstruction days and tn,
further possibilities of the State
Attorney General enforcing the oh
solete blue lays of the state will no
take all the joy out of life for tn,
residents of Sisseton as the Gree,
Plumbing Co. is offering complete
bath room outfits for $3.50. Alt
Mrs. George Towelerton, Of Sc
beka, Mimi, died at her home i,
that city Saturday evening about
O'Clock after a long illness. The de
ceased was a sister of Mrs. Franz
Parker of this place. The remain
were taken to Willard, Mimi. for in
ternment, which took place Tues
day.
A large Thermometer and barmoe
ter has been installed in front of tn,
post office building. Spaces at tn
sides, top and bottom Of the hug
tubes are utilized for advertising
a large share Of the business estab
lishments here being represented
thereby. The device was installed
by Clarence Akre.
The singing Of s'Nell and I" b
Mrs. Thollehaug at the entertain
ment at school auditorium Monda,
evening was we'll received. The som