The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1921-04-22

Jim Latin was out in the vicinity
OF White Rock last week.
Jesse Groneau and wife OF Good
will were in Sisseton Saturday.
Mrs. ]. N. Spackman- and Mrs.
knight were passengers to Ortonvilie
Friday.
Fresh prepared horseraddish, toe
quart.-Mrs. Atwood, Phone ST
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The Robbie family were Sunday
guests of Mrs. Robbie's sister, Mrs.
L. Rukdaschel.
]. 4. Johnson, of Ortonville, was
tunins pianos in this locality tho
last OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Axness are
the proud. young parents Of a baby
daughter who arrived Thursday
night.
The working members OF the
Presbyterian Ladies Aid will meet on
Friday afternoon of this week with
Mrs. 1enry Sch1ndler.
John Renke has fitted out his
large International truck with new
pneumatic tires all around, and
says they sure do roll.
j. A. Peterson, wife and SOC
Chester, and Richard Cough autoed
to the A. NJ. Anderson home near
Peever Sunday afternoon.
The dance given last Friday
evening in the Legion Hall was not
very we'll attended The music is
reported to have been excellent.
The Enoch family, who have been
occupying rooms in the Burns and
Wolff building, have moved to
their farm on the edge of the hills.
We are now prepared to do all
kinds of sewing and dressmaking
Leave orders at my house. Mrs. A.
R. Jerde, Sisseton, Phone 1873.
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Mrs. X. X. Bue returned Friday
from a few days visit at the farm
near Wist. Agnes Bue drove out
Friday to remain at the farm for a
week.
D. B. Mahoney sold and shipped
to Fort Pierre, last Friday, the oven
which was used in the old bakery
and which is now replaced by a
much larger, more modern one The
weight of the oven which the Fort
/ Pierre party is getting, is 1850
pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Tiegen have both
been i'll the past week, the latter
being seriously so. Their daughter
Mrs. Thomas Hovland, has been car
4 ing for them. She went to her homo
in One Road twp. Sunday and Mrs
Hustad, another daughter, came
from Rosholt to care for them.
Carl Peterson was Sisseton
visitor Monday Carl was employed
in d. B. Mahoney's bakery here
four years ago, and has many friends
here who have not forgotten him
Carl recently returned from an
eight months visit at the old home
in Norway. He says labor condi.
tions are very bad there, 1T being
impossible for man to get work
His plan is to locate at Veblen in a
bakery of his own.
Northern Normal and Industrial
school, state teacher training
school, Aberdeen, s. d. Summer
school of two terms, June 13-August
20. Special emphasis laid on pre-
pairing teachers, departmental super
visors, and physical directors. All
regular courses offered. Faculty OF
80 instructors besides 20 specialists
from all parts Of the country. For
catalog and bulletins, address Harold
w. Foght, President. A23-3t-pd
It's bad enough to have your till
robbed, your cash register looted
your safe blown up, your diamonds
stolen. or your pearls purloined, but
these things can't come up to the
disaster which overlook the mar
whose false teeth were stolen, leav.
ing him to watch in toothless agony
while his family devoured the,l
Sunday dinner. No, he wasn't 6
Roberts County man, dear reader;