The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1921-03-25

Mr.. Nathan, Of Claire City, mazda
short stay in Sisseton Monday.
Mrs. c. d. Marias. Of veblen, was
doing extensive trading here on
Wednesday Of this week.
The Jackson and Spaclkman gar.
age has an expert repair man, who
will attend to all your car troubles.
DIR. c. NJ. Peterson, who is con-
valescing from severe illness. wen,
to the cities Monday OF this week
to see specialist.
A. E. Swanson. representing the
Northwestern Bakers and Confec-
TONERS company OF Minneapolis was
in our city Tuesday.
Harold Spackman and Gordon
Babcock are expected home from
the Minnesota "U'' this week for
the Easter vacation.
Pete Stavig, who has been buying
furs the greater part Of the winter
arrived home from Lisbon, N. Da-
kota. Tuesday OF this week.
Mr. and Mrs. w. p. Wohlheter and
son, Walter, Jr.. spent several days
last week at White, s. D., visiting
Mr.. Wohlheter's parents, who live
there.
Chris and Lena Peterson, accom-
panied by their cusin. Malanchton
Peterson, were Sunday visitors at
the home OF their cousin. Herman
Peterson, OF One Road twp.
Mrs. d. F. Stevens entertained
the Young Peoples Chorus at their
regular practice, Saturday evening,
the refreshments and decorative
scheme being carried out in Saint
Patrick style.
A representative of the Salvation
Army was in Sisseton Tuesday and
Wednesday Of this week, soliciting
| funds for the cause. She made her
| headquarters at the home Of Rev
and Mrs. Cough.
| The members of the Eastern Star
entertained the Masons at the Ma
sonic hall Wednesday evening. The
partaking OF an excellent lunch and
the playing of cards helped the time
to pass pleasantly.
| Miss Maude Kellogg, of Wolf
Point, Montana, who has been visit
ing friends here for some weeks,
left Wednesday for Webster, which
is her old home and where she will
visit for some time.
There will be a basket social in
Long Hollow No. 2, March 25th.
Ladies are requested to bring lunch
for two, and gentlemen bring the
mon" A large attendance is de-
sired by the teacher.
Miss Clara Lobben has returned
to our high school after having been
under quarantine for scarlet fever
at the home of her parents near
Buffaly Lake for the past three
weeks. She resumed her studies
Tuesday.
I Mrs. ]. C. Knapp, who has been
i'll for several months, expects to go
to Minneapolis for expert medical
advice the first part Of next week
She will be accompanied by her hus-
and, j. c. Knapp, her nurse, Mrs.
Nelson and DR.. w. j. Longstreth.
A delegation consisting of ten
members of the order, attended the
Eastern Star meeting at Wilmot
Tuesday evening. Those in attend
ance were r. C.. Richert and wife,
A. A. Peterson and wife, Mesdames
E. Aker, S. K. Olberg, Harry Spack-
man, George Crosby, T. S. Osman
and H. c. Babcock.
The Unique Orchestra played the
st. Patrick's day dance at Browns
Valley and scored clean hit. They
were engaged to play another dance
soon at Beardsley, MINI. They have
also been employed to play two days
each week during the summer sea-
son at Bonanza Park, lake resort
near Browns Valley, and from pres
ent indications it looks as though
this little organization might be
kept quite busy this season. They
are sure some jazzin' children and
know how to make 1t snappy."