The Sisseton weekly standard., December 07, 1906, Image 1

About The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929

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VOL. 14
Worth
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Oct IX—IftOO
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X. L- SI'ACKMAN. Phf.SIDENT l\\ ULSON. \smi
Reservation State Bank
(glfrirttttaa.
of Sisseton, Souta Dakota.
The oldest Bunkum Si*eton. Fann
unci City hoans iniido, Colle.- specialty. hisur
anee WrUten. W6doa»rei 1» .iking Lvisnn'ss
Vour Patronage Is Solicited.
romes
You in't have good bread unless
you hav" good material, We use
only IK* best milling wheat in the.
ma fa -ture of our flour. We have
t!i 11 est and most approved ma­
From Good.
and use it in the best way
at. 1 ne result is that the product id*
our in 11
Stands on Its Merit.
The flour manufactured by the Sis
seton Milling Co. stands up to our
recommendations for it. Bread
and pastry made with our flour are
stimulating and help make good
living. Try a sack,
I The Sisseton MiilS Light Co. I
We Also Handle Coal ami Feed
Are now on exhibition at our Btore. ToyB, Novelties and
Hiiev Goods. Now Is the ttrne to bny.
"HrkTi'f nnf
The
longer you delay your
UUll put It OH. Christmas shoypinS, the more
apt are you to be disappointed, While the crowds are not
too large and stocks in full assortment, I\ rinwt
is the best time to make selections. U\) 1L nu
BURINS & WOLFF
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3 S A E E
Ts the Standard of Kxt'liiMire
in safe msr.ufaelurf.
Contractors to the S. Oovernmont. ihe Me.vkMn ^overurne *ind the
Hosier Safe is iti General Use All over the world. Send -r Ca.t ilugue
The Mosler Safe
Hamilton, Ohio.
5IATII Kor.l.MANN I'H'I'Ki: LINS'J-IOK I.IIIIKNZ ilUKGLV
SISSETON STONE CO.
•laiitilai'tuieis
CONCRETE BUILDING BLOCKS
Tbe Best Material for Building Purposes
E E N S ID E W A S A ID
We Are Contractors and Builders
and take .contracts for putting up either Concreto,
Brick or wooden Huildlnps. We l» all tr.untier of mason
work and pla'terlng. Let
Us
li^ure
'B
Oil
your job.
SISSETON STONE CO.
If You Don't Read The Standard
You Don't CetThe News
A the:
Sisseton,
High
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Headquarters For
ijjnlifiay douiiB
Racket Store
Large Assortment of Fancy Dishes, Stationery. souvenir
PomuI Cards, All Kinds of Toys, Largo As&oitni'n
Dollls, Kverything io 1-Mense the children.
VICTOR TALKING MACHINES AND NEW RECORDS
E. M. BATSON, Prop. Sisseton, S. D.
R. W. METCALFE
(Successor to l'\ D. Clniussee)
PROPRIETOR OF
European Restaurant & Lunch Room
Open Day and Night. Meals at All ili-urs
Ovstcrs, Game and Fish in season
aSouth
RAUL BABCOCK
UnitedStates Commissioner, Dist. S. D.
All Uindsol Lund Ollice business transacted.
Filings and Final Proofs mudo. Contest AH!
davits and all Contest Papers nvide. Call
wlieti you want information about Govern
•iitiiu land business Blanks furnished free.
cf A Proper Memorial
I'vitjeuiitnij t-hould ti iheini.e oi all citi
zei.s. Neihlti|! adds bo much to the beauty us
appropriate n.onuments.
We Will Wake One For You
that will be a credit totiir family ur.d to the city
We'd L,ike to make you in tsiinmte.
Sisseton Marble Works
-Geo. Adkins & Son. Props.
Class Furniture
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Our new slock of fur:i'tu"o !?. o\vin display and Is om uf
the mosf. coir.pletc t!i:it l.ns been oln-n sr the publii There
is a wide ran^e of styles and prnes hut in evt rv p'ere of fur
niture. you get the best possible value for your money. Hand
sonic line of carpci draperies, eurtuin*. et\
T. W. CAHILL
S I 8 S E O N S
Every Purchase You Make
here of a buggy, wtigoii or any other ve
hicle means a saving to you. The high
est class vehicles, all well made, bear
ing the maker's name plate and ones
that arc -ure to sustain the good repu
tation oi uotli the a 1c and seller. We
can give you the very best terms and
show you the finest line any day in the
week.
WE WANT TO INTKKKST YOU
and every farmer in the machinery we
have to se.l. We want to explain the
good points and tell you about prices
and terms. You can make money by
having the right kind of machinery.
A W O W E
Sisseton, S. D.
STSSETON, ROBERTS COUNTS, S. I). DECEMBER 7, 1906—12 Pages No. 24
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Dak.
Fresh Hash
Subscribe lor the Standahd
Legal h),inks at the Standakii oi
lier.
A llankinson pait-r speak" it ,he
l»ev. Mr. Glmlilet. Let, us hup.: hi
may not be such a bote as the name
in plies.
I
There may not lie inv connection
between the fact that there is a milk
famine in Sissetmi, anil that the.
rivets are. frozen over but it looks
darned suspicions now, don't it?
I'aul liabcock returned Tuesday
from—well, what's it, to vim wheie
be was from, lie was si ill picking
tin key from his teeth and looked as
though he had enjoyed his Thanks
giving.
'rile Sisseton llremen will give
their annual dance on the evening of
December 14th. As is their custom
on similar occasions, thev will give
you good music and a good time.
Kver'
1
citizen should la! pleasure in
encouraging the boys, not, forgetting
,vbat tl.eir organization represents to
lliiH city.
I lie reckless way in which m..ny
children of this city coast down the
ley st reels make* it, -appropriate to
sound a note of warning Accidents
resulting from such sport are report
ed often as to receive comparative
ly little nntit e. Only a few days ago
a nine-jears-old boy was killed in
i11im by running into a trolley ear.
Sisseton has ir.i trolley^ (as vet) but
OWE of us don't drink, some of us do
fin Some of us use a word or two.
Most of us, raaybw are half-way ripe
For deeds that wouldn't look well in type.
All of us have done things no doubt,
Ve don't very often brag about.
Wo are timidly good, we are badly bold,
But there's hope for the worst of uh, hold,
If there be a few things wr d'dn't do
For the reason that we *o u.. o.
there -ire occasions without number
when the lives of children cod^finj:
on oui streets are endan^cri tl-
Just because El rod va« defeated
for renomlnat ion last summer, tftat,
cantankerous indi vitUinl, Sheuaid,
who had it In for 101 roil because lie
wouldn't, use iiis inliuenee to land
1 iiin t,! county pi itit ing once ution
time, as the storv writers say, Inys
the. tiattering unction to his soul th ,t.
lie, Shepard, did it witii his lit,tie
pen. Shepard thinks that lie's the
whole tan nark, but, there ate crip
pies livelier than he, and he cut^
about as much figure where tie is
known as a small cake ot ioe would
in hell. In fact he doesn't cut enough
concealed aqua pura to frajipe a
small bowl.
"Keep it out of the paper," is the
cry which the local newspaper pub
lishers daily hears. To oblige often
costs considerable, tho' the party
whe make? the request thinks the
grant! nK scarcely worth say ion
"thaik you" for. A newspaper is a
peculiar thing in the public's eve.
The news patherer is stormed be
cause he gets hold of one item and is
abused because he doesn't get au-
boms of us sin on a smaller V.
(We don't mind minnows, we ai a whale)
Wc speak of a woman with hall a sneer,
We sit on our hands when we on^ht to cheer.
The salad we mix in the bowl of the heart,
We sometimes make a little too iart
For home eonsiunpiion. Wc jxrowl, we nag.
Hut we're not quite lost if we .sometimes drag
The hot words hack and make them mild
At I ho moment! hey fret to he running wild.'
bon'l pin yonr faith on the man or woman
Who never is templed. We're mostiy human.
And whoever ho he who never has telt
The red blood sing in the veins and melt
The ice. of convention, caste' and creed,
To the very last burr rr, bus no need
To raiM? his lnow- at the rest of Up,
It hides its time in the best of us.
And well fr him if be do not do
'I'hat \shtrh the strength of hirn wants him to.
other. Young men, and often young
women, as well as ob'er persons, per
form acts which become legitimate
items for public-il Ion and then come
to the ollice ami hog the editor not to
notice t.heit escapades. The next day
tliev i- 'tidi'inti the same paper for not
'la^io^ u'111shed another party do
in. tie "ame thing hev were guilty
ot. b.ijeinti apparently their late
visit to the printing ollice.—Water
town Miopper-TSews.
Jj1
Blood Is Red.
Tlieysn it is up to Register of
Deeds Statist ad to set. 'em np for the
courthouse force. It seems that
curiosity i* a tailing not wholly ap
propriated by lie gentler sex, espec
ially when there in a .voting lady in
the case. We understand that her
name was Mabel.
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Klliott Re-nanteil—A Washington
despatch ot the .'id says that the pre*
ident sent to the senate on that date
the nomination of .lames D. Elliott
of Soul 'i Dakota for United S*
sites
attorney lor this district.
Thanksgiving Triplets—W 11 e.
Rock is bound to increase her popula
sioti, no! i'V ours and l»vos but by
threes. Triplets, two girl# and a boy.
were born to Mr. and Mrs. .Joseph
Sheridan of that, town on Thanks
giving day.
(Jainc and Fisli Laws—The Stand
ahu has received the following letter
from W. S. Doty, of Sioux Fails: "At
a meeting of the sportsmen of chia
state at. Sioux Falls Nov. 14tli, 1 was
'.-Vy.r
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K'.lmund Vanco Cooke.
named the chairman of a committee
of llfteen to frame suitable game and
lish laws tor this state. Thi.s com­
mittee will meet, in Sioux Fails Dec.
5th. We recognize the fact that wo
have a herculean task before us. Wq
alsttrncogtiize the fact that we need'
the support, of the press of this state
to make our efforts a success. We
are not working in tho interests ol
any individuals or ol a class, but for
all who enjoy the sport of llshmg nn.'l
hunting We earnestly solicit your
support in our endeavors to have en
acted a law that will perpetuate both
hunting and ashing in our state. Wo
ask that you will, through the col-,
umns of your paper, give this meas
ure which we are seeking to have
enacted, the supi ort that you deem
worthy. It was the unanimous opin
of all attending this meeting,
that spring shooting sh iuld be abol
ished, and that the limit on chickens
should be reduced, also that on quail.
It was our idea to license each hunti
er$1.00. By sodding we would be
able to create a fund sufficiently large
to pay a state itue wadren and dep
uties, a salary which would enable
them to enforce laws, aud not have!
our game la^o a farce, as they are at:
the present time."