The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1921-03-04

Miss Ruth ArrOwsmith has scar.
let fever.
Mrs. A. D. Goldsmith has severa,
pictures which she has taken recent
ly at her school in Goodwill twp.
me remarkable part of these pic
lures is that they represent the
children playing outside without
wraps. in mid-winter time, but in
perfect comfort.
John H. vinge, of Sisseton and
Miss Nina Titz, of Wilmot, were
married by Justice d. Prindville.
Wednesday. They were attended by
Avert Cardwell and Miss Ella Titz
of Wilmot.
Stavig Bros buy their ladies'
; ready-to-wear direct from the New
York manufacturers That is the
reason they show the latest for less
money.
! Mrs. A. T. Person and Miss Pier
son, of Peever We're guests at the
EaAtern Star Social Club held at
Mrs. H. c. Crosby's Wednesday af-
! ternoon.
Elias Johnstad and Melanchton
Peterson spent Sunday with rela-
tives in One Road twp. the former
at A. NJ. Johnstad's and the latter
at Herman Peterson's.
DR. Lepler's glasses stop head
aches. Sea Eim in Sisse.vn. Friday,
March is at Commercial Hotel
Ma ct
Mrs. Duzan. the mother of Mrs
A. X. Stavig and Mrs George Stain
son, is quite i'll with an attack of
pneumonia.
The Young Peoples Chorus of the
M. E. church was charmingly en-
tertained by Miss Velva Steel at her
home Saturday evening.
Mrs. Art Jackson is suffering
from rheumatism. She is being TAX
en- care of by Mrs Edna Kneven.
Rev. Austin and wife, Miss John
son, A. T. Ertsgaard and wife at
tended church services at Peever
Sunday.
w. F. and V. G. Carlberg autoed
to Abedeen Tuesday.
Miss Sue Rodermacher, county
Red Gross nurse, arrived from Will
mot Tuesday. She has been engaged
with work in and near the schools
of that place.
The very latest things in ladies'
coats. suits and dresses and skirts,
direct from New York, will be shown
at Stavig Bros Saturday, March S.
Miss Pearl Robinson, county sup
erintendent of schools, was visiting
rural schools the fore part of the
| week.
Mrs. Richard Wolley has severed
her connection at the telephone of
flee. Her place has been taken by
Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Patterson re-
turned Monday night from an ex-
tended visit in Iowa and Minnesota.
The third in the series of Lenten
food sales was held in the office Of
the Sisseton Loan and Title Co. last
Saturday under auspices of the
ladies of the Episcopal Guild.
Jim MCGEE has been digging rock
on his farm near New Ellington.
He returned the first part of the
week.
Spring goods are now arriving in
every department of our store. Sta
Wig Bros.
Miss Mary Glass came up from
Wilmot Friday evening, remaining
with the home folks until Saturday
evening when she returned to her
! school,
Clement Porter and wife and
Thurman Porter, OF Wilmot. were
guests at the G. E. Crosby home
Friday.
Berger Bergerson has been a
pretty busy man lately, hauling oats
and corn between his hill farm near
Peever.
For your spring suit ad coat. you
will find Just what you want at the
Golden Rule.
Mr.. H. c. Crosby and Mrs. G. E.
Crosby entertained the Eastern Star
Social Club at the home OF the form
er. Wednesday afternoon.
The Bert Hanson family moved
Tuesday to their farm in the hills in
Goodwill twp.
If you buy your suit for spring
at Stavig Bros. you know you have
the right thing at the right price.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. o. Eikum was quite sick the lat
ter part of last week.
Mrs. George Aastrom. of Buffalo
Lake. was a Sisseton caller Mon
day.