The Sisseton weekly standard., December 14, 1906, Image 5

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

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C. M. & ST. u.ill,WAY.
SlSSKTON DIVISION.
Leaves Stssetun a
Arrives at Peew.r 7:4-- !i. m.
•k Wilmot H:is a. in.
14
Leave Sissolon l- u\.
Arrive L'eever a:l» p. in.
Wilmot p. in
41
winterr
Mrs. K. Rjorndahl went down to
Wilmot Wednesday for a few days'
visit with relatives.
The Christinas edition of the
STANDARD JVi 11 be a hummer. Order
your advertising space.
You see something new every day
at the Palace Drug ^t.ore. New
Christmas goods now.
,011012
XHontng Pictures
of Current (£»ents
J. C. Sheldon, ol Sioux Falls, was
in th.
1
day.
Kinetiscopic Views of the Local Happenings of the Week
Corona s:37 a. m.
MillKtr.lt HHK) a. m.
Leave io:ir»a. in.
Arrive at vron»
Wilnun, 11 :t m.
Peuver a. rn.
Sis^etou 12:4.") a. m.
Coroijn 4 n. m.
Milbanlr a:(K*p. in.
Leaves Milbank p. in.
Arrives at, Corona :4*- p. m.
Wilmot 7:11 p. in.
P«?evor 7:M p. in,
Sisseton
S:iM* p.
TL. &»:. DIVISION.
m.
No. 1 (^oin^ west) Leaves Milbatii p. tn.
No, 3 a. ni.
No. 4 east 10:l a. m.
No. ft L^:0"i H, rn.
MARK AT REPORT.
These auottuious are correct,oil weekly by
the SisstttonJ Miiling Co.. ami are absolutely
reliable.
Wh.'4t. No. I IN
Wheat, No. r,
Wbaat. No S
Wheat, No. 4
Raj
acted
Macaroni.. W
F:ax
11
Oat* *2* -2
Barley No-
Barley. No. 4
Barley, No.
Feed Barley
Dakota Pride Flour
Wnlto Oak
81
ss
20
I'er Cwt J2.r*
l»«- Hwt. I2.4i'
Do your Chiistiuis shopping early.
Typewriter-, for sale or rent at the
STANDAKD office.
T. B. Kintuati Mc.nday
returned
from a trip to the cities.
John Muuro, ot Wiluiot was in the
city Monday on business.
The court house has been wired for
electric lights during the past week.
Dr. Wilson of Wilrnnt, was a pro
fessional caller in this city .Tuesday.
Ladies, older your C'.iristmas
stationery at the STANDARD office
Intwo colors. It will please you.
Miss Edna MeKeever. who is teach
ing near Vernon, has a month's holi
day vacation.
.lohn Dovle is visiting relatives in
,. ... go to Minneapolis to attend a business
Aberdeen, lie will remain during the
citv from Saturday fill Mon­
Divide your Christmas money in
half ami then get every tiling you
want a: the Palace Diug Store
Miss Margaretta Marvick anived
in this city Motulaj evening, to
remain during the holidays.
Mr, Harrington, Sr. has been quite
ill recently with an attack of pneu
monia, but is reported much hctter-
Everything a bargain at The Rack
et Store, Si-sseton, S. D. New ship
ment Victor Talicing Machines. New
records.
Mayor and Mrs. Rickert expect to
go to the Piictlic coast some line next
month, to remain the balance of t'lie
wintei.
May as well drop in at the Palace
Drugstore and select that present
for your wife todav. ftasy picking
here.
A. -J. Norby leaves tomorrow fur
Minneapolis, where the offices of ilie
Inrtepende.nl Elevator Company have
been removed. L:"ei in ihe .V ,I-'III,
he will join Nm-ny in Coioradu.
A hands in" water -el. tea sei vice
or Sissetoir- .aVeinr piece o!
I
Th Red Ooss (1 ruur store is always
in line with seasonrble merchandise.
A tine displav ot holiday uifis may
'here. R"id art in this
issoe.
!•". I?. Rhodes ret nrneil last Satur-
davfroma trip to the novernnient
Indian selinols, ill" Omul Will Miss-i
ion anM oilier nlaei-s. Ilo 11n•' and
put in thorn order '•_'IIt pianos at the
Mission and the (lovernm.'nt school.
When ii fomes to doctoring sick and
disabled pianos Frank lias competi
tion backed oil the pike. lie is a
pa«t master at the business.
Miss Louise Baker, w' has b.ien a
resident of this city for over a year,
and who has made many warm
friends during her stay here, leaves
tomorrow for her home in Summit,
where she will remain a few days he
fore resuming her duties as stenoir
lapher in the new otlices of the Inde
pendent Rlevator Co in Minneapolis.
We regret, to sae he go.
In spite of the disagreeable weath
er. the fair and supper given last
evening by trie ladies ot the Presby
terian church, -.'ty^well attended.
The ladies, always fatuous for their
culinary skill, outdid themselves on
display of fancy work. The receipts
were very satisfactory.
A visit to the variety store of M.
Lnkanitsch will convince anv one
that it, is realiy toy land and thai
Santa Claus has selected that store
as his headquarters. There are
stacks of comic toys, mechanical toys
handsome dolls, dolls liaads, watches
knives, glassware and a hundred
other things both useful and orna- 11
it will pay jou to buy gifts here., 2t
Miss Motia Aitoti, of Minneapolis,
is the new chief operator at the tele-!
phone cent nil. Miss McArdle, who
has tilled that position most, accept
ably for some time no v, expects to
leave for her home at I.tandcn, Minn,
the tlrst. of the week, where she will
visit for a while, after which she will
1
'hina
free to every new subscriber to the
STANDAKD. $l."m per year.
We. acKii"Vvledge a pleasa.it call
Monday froVu Sup 1-. Sayles, of lie
Gover..tuetif Indian school at oe
Agency, l'rot. Sayle-sa thai the
school is tlourisiiing, and that they
are preparing for litg Christmas fes
tivities.
Aiuctig those who came, in Wednes
day and paid up their subseiption
and a year io advance, thus taking
advantage of our liberal premium
offer, were A. O. Storda'.en, one of
tlio prominent larmers of (Jadwell,
avid Charles Lindstrom, another
prominent farmer ot this township.
college. During her residence here
Miss McArdle has won scores of
friends by her ladv-li' and acvom
inodating manner in the phone office.
officers in meir work,
=^T) Croal Libel Case.
I
this occasion. There was also a fine the Holy Ghost and with tire.
mental: a.id the price is so low that come out and help us every Sabbat.h.
The meeting of the (). E. S. last
Friday evening vvas well attended,
and a most enjoyable occasion. Mrs.
•lessie Harris, of Aberdeen, was pres
ent arid her address to the chapter present reading Shakespeare's
vvas both entertaining and helpl ui. both.
and netted him the tidv sum of 9^0.
lb.' says he has about forty hea 1 more
swine lo market, alter awhile, it
I ays to raise hoys
an.' offerinir free with
Mis W. W. Dovvnie. Mia. Conright| The monthly report-' will be given
and Mrs. Nixon, of Milbank.
a
as other visiting tu-nibers, were also We all expect to be proud of tliem.
Ole Lee. one of he. thrifty farmers ,,
of Enterprise township, was in the I
city Wednesday and called at this
olhce to square up his back sul.s np-1
taon and a vear aliead Mr L'
brought in a poland china hag which
he markef.'d In Sissetop that, day
which tipped the beam at olO poi nds
I
paid-in-adviiiice snbseri ,^o
STAN'D.VIU). your choice ol
in^ premiums: :i handsome
consisting ot pitcher arid classes
a eiassware ti 11 -ervice of cream
pit 1 h'-i. SIIJM 1 i'1'.vl, iiutter dish and
-piTniiii •!de 1: 01 a handsome Sissel.on
sonvenir piece 1'f china. Old ai.d new
su lisci 11 er- hive been coining in to
ke ,itl v, ntaec of 1 his oiler in such
numlieis that 001 pi'eent supply of
u'a--vvate is exhausied. Mme lias
b'en 011| 1 eil, however, and we still
cunt iinie our literal offer. If yot are
riot a so IIMTIiier. or ar
-el,
a
in arrears,
vo'i 01 tun do better than to take
advantage ui it. for you will yet, your
monev's worth.
11 tintin.i- lor Holiday Uifts
Let us help yon. Many hundred
customers know that we jrive EST
VAI.UK We will gladly prove it, to
you. If you will call at our store and
Hive us an opportunity to do sc. Our
stock is complete in every detail,
comprising all the latest novelties in
cut glass, sterling silver, jewelry
watches, clocks and fountain pens, is
especially strong this year, as well as
our entire line
FKEVISK .J EWELRY EPARTMENT.
As we go to press, a telephone
message froiu Aberdeen says that the
Croai-Hantiolpn libel suit went to
the jury last night and at 3:30 p. m.
todjy. the jury was still uut.
THE CM UHCHKS.
St. Peters—Services at 8:30 aM'
1U:3U a. m. CatecnUui at 12. be
vot inns at 7:30 [i. m.
Lu .iierun l'reaoliiug service,
at lu:.io a. Hi. Rev. K. N. lludie,
pusior, Sunday School and Bible
study from 12 to 1 o'clock.
Melhd IMClass meet lng. 10 a. in.
preucumg, LUI.'iu: ."^tonalli .M:I»IUI,
11:45 .junior ft, i_,. p. ui. ftpuLirtn
League, (i: j0: ev\ ning service p. nr.
Rev. I Ii. IJUUII, Pastor.
Presbyterian Church—Sunday »ei
viCL's. Pre.iemng lo:3o a. in.,
day School, 12 in. C. ft. meeting
p. in, evening service 7:30 p. in
Rev. \V. ft. AiciiiMoti, pastor.
Episcopal services on Sunday, Dec.
23d. morning service at 10:.'i0 a. in..
Sunday school ut 12 o'clocK evening
service at 7:30 p. m. Seats free, an
welcome,
tor.
Rev. 11. N. Tragi it, pas
I'liKSBYTEKIAN XO'i S.
Subject for Sunday morning. Dee.
10 God's Gift to the Cnurch. LVxt,
Matthew 3:11: "He shall baptize you
Evening sei mon theme God's Gift
to the World. Text Jonn 3:Iti: For
Gud so loved the world that he gave
his only begotten Son."
We invite all the boys and girls
who do not attend any SabOajh
chool to come and flr..f a hearty wel
come at the Presbyterian: the men
arid women vho have no church
home tu come and worship with us
1 1 1 1 1 1
supporters of our church to
Next Sunday the -oieciai ofYeinig
lor our Home Missi in Hoard will le
received. "A faithful man Mia'I
abound Willi blessing:" and ••Tie
Lord loveth a cheerful giver."
W A TCHISON, Pastor,
School Xotes.
MAIIY F. ANSON. Editor.
Exams! Exams!! in the high
school.
The per cent, of perfect attend
ance in the high school for the month
of November vvas OS. Heat, that if
you can!
The senior literature class are ut
well out the Thursday neloie Christmas,
present. Refresh tin Is were served! abel on has left school aid
at the Boston restaur int. High aoue io Peever. her parents lavng
commendation ,vas given the Sisseton m^ved there
chapter for the proficiency of the
Maria •viteren and Hi.
•have returned to school In
a
a
The High schooi has decided not to
gi a Christinas program, owing to
the interference it causes with the
diilereiil churches. itouiel 11 i• else
has been planned foi celebnu inn the
occasion, which is not detinitely
known yei. 11 the pupils.
Matn.'l Sweiiuinson, 'vho lias been
absent, for the last tore,, months, has
returned I 1 seli ii tlie sycoi^d in
t.erinediate.
•A' 11 ia in .1. il 1 ii son has enr.-.lled in
tile 5ih grade.
(Jiibert Soliieru is a new pupil in
the II1 si primary room.
The seventh grade will give a|
'program next, Friday: very bod is
invited. I
Clara llou.'h is missing from
seventh grade..
Messrs. Mck.ee ver, Tow Ids and
Thomn iiiembers of the school!
b'jard.-visited several of the grades
last. week. I
The- pupils of the third grade will
also give a program Friday. A goo.il
entertainment is promised, and they 1
especially wish "to see many of their
parents present.
The physic* class are having some
Vory interesting experiments in ligl.t
and its phenomena.
The eighth graders gave a program
last Friday aftornoon. It proved a
success and vvas enjoyed bv alt prts
ent:.- ... -t
I
Mac-
:e Rudie
the lirst
caused by
absence
I I he pupils ol the secontiMniernied-
late room iiave received their new
readers and re now making rapid
progress in hem.
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A Wise Man
lnvsMid: "To knmv is the greatest
thing to know where to find is the
next greatest. \V wish all to know
that our stock is complete* with ap
pivpriate Christmas gifts.
A visit to our store will solve the
most difficult choosing you have
lo make.
Don't Worry
About your Christinas Gifts. Let
W. .J. Towles do it for you.
Our Superb Holiday Stock
the most beautiful we have ever had,
is nowhere and on display- Seeing
it while it is complete will suggest
suitable gifts for every one on your
list—will solve every difficult gift
]_::\':blem. The particular feature of,
this line is that everything is of wor
thy quality—gifts worth the giving..
W J. Towles, Proprietor.
$10000 It^kTT
A I O N
And Private Sale
A gervni! to.'k of' mcnHiiiiulise als Isir^o stock-
'of nil kinds of snocs. Kvurydjiy going :it lltilf l'rict*.
SALES GOIING OIV EVERY DAY
Come ami Suci Us and Save Money.
H. D. MASSING HAM, Prep.
HOUDE'S OLD STAN", NEXT TO THOMPSON'S HARDWARE
wi
One Fare for Round Trip
St. Paul and Minneapolis
Account Minnesota State Fair
to Set»t. 8.
'.rickets on sale Sept. 1
Return limit Sept. 10.
One Fare Huron and Return
Account South Dakota State Fair
Tickets on sale Sept. 1.1 .to Sept. 15.
Return limit Sept. lTr
Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul
R. R.
Ask the nearest ticket agent of
this Company for additional
information regarding' rates'
routes or train service, or write
to-day to
F. A. MILLER
General Passenger Ticket Agent
For Sale, Trade or Re..,.
A good 14-roiiu hoi. in ed,,,
electtic lighti d. luiruicc hi apt
ratus and City waler e-nii, el mi,s.
located at Wiluiot.
s.
A. Minder, Wilmot.
J^I.OYH JONKS, M. II
Apply to
s. I).
Notice,
I have a few choice ,oldeu Wyan
dotte cockerels
ir
sale. Price one
dollar each. Mail orders proiiint
attended to. No charge toi el ites.,
Address c,. GOUDIK.
2t Sissetoti. .».
Scientilic Kefractionist
Kyes Tosteil.
(i!a?bes Kitted
Ilea nirhe Hsinished
lieyoiul tho Northern ea«s.
SISSHTON SOUTH DA K'OTA
K. TAI'hlN, M. D.
.lMnsician ami Surj,'(M»:i
Olllei l-list s' reel
•SISSKTOM rn DAKCTA
O. ri'.AKS.iN,
R.
Attorney at Law
SlSSKTON MII'TII DAKOTA.
J/ J. TUKNlCli
Attorney at Law
Collections Spiteialvy,
SlSSKTON, Soi'TI! lAKOTA.
O W A I A O
Attorney at Law
Office over first National Hanii.i
SlSSKTON,
1. Ti.OMAS, M. I).
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Pliysician and Surgeon
Alt culls answered dm- or 1 'lit.
Ofllee opposite Palace Drup -..ore
SISSETON DAK.
I j. 1SATTF.RTON
Attorney at Law
Pr.tctlces [in All Courts. Oltlre rooms ovu
Hondo1* MurUet.
SLSSKTON.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
HENRY G-OEBEL
THELAND MAN,
Heals in wild and Improved lands. On)y
complete abstract of all Indian lands. Karm
lor sale in Roberts. Day and Marshall counties
Relinquishments bought and sold. Always
has real estate "snaps" for cash buyers.
ivitnnesota and Canada farm Lsiuls tor sale
at from 83 to$8 per acre on easy terms and
small payments down.
SISSETON. SOUTH DAKOTA.
YOU FACE
S
MY FORTUNE
,, Come to 1
and lei. us show von sonit
of our work.
K. BOWE
Til I'llOTlKiK.M'IIKK
Auctioneering.
TO I* IV
A.
I
the uucUonecr. 1 liavo tiad twidvo
years hUoei'sHful cx^iM'tunco. 'J tinns
ronhonable. j-jh isfuri ion
For terms, dates.
me or leave order at this oHico.
A. I. LANDE
SlSSOtOM, S. I).
Don't Write, Travel, Ride, Walk
or Telegraph
But Telephone
Dak, Central Telephone Co.
A I N E
Brewster & Son, Props,
All work in our line will
receive prompt and care
ful attention.
SISSETON SOUTH DAKOTA
E CK S
DRAY AND TRANSFER LINE
Does a general
Dra\ and Tran-fei
Business.
furniture and Piano
Moving a Specialty.
Gardens Plowed and Harrowed.
'BEN Eck, Prop'r