The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1921-06-24
Fatty Arbuckkle at Unique satur-

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Fatty Arbuckkle at Unique Satur-
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Porter and
daughters, Irene, Rowena and JOS
ephine, autoed up from Wilmot
Wednesday morning for a visit with
the George Crosby family.
For the lowest prices on paints
see Henry SCHNEIDER. Jl7 1t
The VIM. Oletzke family moved
Wednesday OF this, week to the
Wolf house on second avenue east,
formerly occupied by the j. H. Ner-
gard family.
Supt. and Mrs. O. K. Thollehaug
left Monday by car for Madison,
Wis, where Mr.. Thollehaug obtains
his Masters Degree.
WESTERN CHERR1ES--L LARGE,
Sweet, Luscious. Fresh from Or
chard. Express prepaid. Address,
Geo. Cryderman. Bx. 1928, Spokane.
Wash. J10 It
Hartwig Oletzke and Leo Plut
were at Lake Traverse Monday.
Mrs. d. B. Mahoney, son Earl and
sister, Miss Laura Paine, who has
been guest at the Mahoney home
for the past three weeks, leave to-
day (Thursday) for Brainerd, MINI;
to visit the ladies' mother, Mrs.
Paine, for several weeks.
See Master Billy Browning, the 2
year old comedian, at the Unique
Tuesday night.
The Berger Bergerson family re-
turned Monday from their visit to
Eau Claire, Wis, where they attend
ed the largest community meeting
ever held there. A. G. Hay, who start
ed on the down trip with them in his
car, turned back at Morris, owing to
bad roads and auto trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Blair and baby
OF Rosholt, visited relatives in the
L. Carter and Mrs. L. Robinson
homes Sunday.
Following 1900 mile auto ride
from Rygate, Montana, w. E. Babh
arrived in Sisseton Friday. Mr.
Rlbb was in the livery business in
the west when his car was stolen al
Thermopolis, Wyo. He traced it to
Rygate, recovered it, and made the
home trip in it.
Don't forget the big show at the
Unique Tuesday night, June %
Our longest day is passed, ant
once more the days are shortening
altho imperceptibly.
George Junior Crosby returned
Tuesday from pleasant visit witt
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F
Porter, Of Wilmot.
The friends of Mr.. M. G. Hanvicl
will be sorry to learn that he is quit
sick with flu.
George Hummel plans on startin,
a lunch room in Sisseton in the nea
future-probably the coming week
1t will be located in the Hogan
Scholberg building Just north of tn
Wilson pool hall. Mr.. Hummel is
pioneer restaurant keeper, havin
been in this capacity in eight differ
ent locations in the early days o
Sisseton and when it comes to get
ting up quick lunch that will sat
isfy hungry man-leave it to him
he knows.
D. F. Stevens and Howard Bah
cock autoed to Britton Tuesda,
where the latter went to attend court
Mr.. Stevens visited with his son Ro,
and family, returning to Sissetol
Wednesday with Mr.. Greer, repre-
sentative of the Aberdeen New
Printing Co. There were IS appli
cants for naturalization at Brittol
Tuesday, out of which IA passed.
When you come to town bring TIL
shoes that need repairing (don't wal
till they are past repairing) to Rob
inson's Repair Shop, three door
south Of the postofice. down stairs
J17 3
DR.. and Mrs. A. r. Sorbel az
happy in the possession of an eigh
and one-half pound son who arrive
at the Powell hospital Saturda
morning, June 10, 1921.
Joe Glass, who is at work on tn
road near Veblen, came home Tues
day evening, remaining with hi
family until the following day.
Thomas Thompson has improve
his rooming house by the additio
OF two new windows.
Mr.. and Mrs. George White an
family autoed up to the home q
Mrs. Whites parents, Mr.. and Mr.,
John Palm, Of Buffalo Lake. sunda,
Mr.. Robinson will do your she
work promptly in his new location