The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1921-06-03
Emil Aker and wife autoed to
Webster Sunday.


the use of crutches, had another
bad fall Tuesday morning of this
week.
Miss Inga Swenson. who taught
the school in Goodwill No. l, east,
left on Saturday Moons train for her
home at lola, Wisconsin. Miss
Swenson's school term closed two
weeks ago, but she remained here
in order to give the Sth grade ex-
animation to her pupils on the spec
flied date.
Mrs. Al. Oliver, who has held
sway over the school just east of
the city, closes her labors this week.
Thursday.
Charles Mullen underwent an op-
Grafton for appendicitis at the Powell
hospital Tuesday morning.
John Walker says his vacation is
over, and he is back once more
faithfully attending to his duties at
the Red Cross Drug store.
w. A. Hatch of the Delco Light
Company, made business trip to
Wilmot Wednesday.
The H. NJ. knight family autoea
to Ortonville Sunday for few days
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Marvick and
family left this week for an extern
sive auto trip. Their first visit will
be at Minnea polls. From there they
will go to Mortified to be present
at the graduation of their son. Otis.
They will then go to Iowa for visit.
They expect to be gone about
month.
Miss Mabel Thurston. who has
been staying at the home of her
aunt, Mrs Nels johnson. has return
ed to her home west of town.
Miss Josephine Nelson of Dawson,
Mimi, has been visiting her sister.
Mrs. John Lindell, and her brother
in-law, John Lindell, who is a
patient at the Powell hospital.
The old Presbyterian church
building has been moved to the east
side of town. to lots adjoining the
Ed Teigen residence.
Mrs. NJ. E. Olson, proprietor of
the Commercial Hotel, has been
quite sick this week.
Reuben Ellison has been suffering
from very swollen and painful
hand, which he was obliged to have
lanced Tuesday.
Miss Rosy Bubak of Goodwill, Wis
tied her sister. Blanche, at the LII
kanitsch home Tuesday.
DIR. j. w. Powell attended the
Aberdeen last week. DIR. Percy d.
Peabody, of Webster, was one of tho
speakers.
Ray R. Reyman and wife visited
last week in Bossco township at the
home of Mrs. Reyman's sister.
Mrs. George Aastrom Of Buffalo
Lake visited Grandma Aastrom Fri
day.
Mrs. Vic Peterson is enjoying Il
visit from her father, Mr.. Amunstad,
of North Dakota.
Miss Mary Bue closed her school
in Dry Wood Lake township Friday,
and celebrated the occasion with a
picnic the following day.
The members of the local Eastern
Star drove to the Agency Thursday
and spent a pleasant afternoon with
Mesdames Wohlheter and Suffecool.
The Zenith club held it's last meet
ing of the season with Mrs. j. A.
Robertson, Thursday afternoon.
Leo j. Lukanitsch has been SER
iously ill the past week.
Walter johnson was greeting his
old Sisseton friends here Friday. He
is now located at Ipswich.
Mrs. Hayes and daughter, Gladys,
returned to Sisseton the last Of the
week. after an extended visit with
frinds and relatives in the east.
Chas. Cardwell spent from Satur-
day to Monday night with his family
at Wilmot.
H. l.. Peterson. wife and two
children were up from the Agency
Friday.
7 v. A. Smith, wife and sons Niles
and George, autoed up from Peever
Saturday.
DIR. and Mrs. G. NJ. Peterson and
little daughter returned the last OF
the week from visit with the doc
tors parents at Jasper, MINI.
Mrs. O. A. Torvick, assisted by
Mrs. A. o. Torvick and Mrs. Will
Torvick gave linen shower Sunday
afternoon at the Ole Torvick home
west of the city. There were about
thirty guests present. The young
lady in whose honor it was given is
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