The Sisseton weekly standard., January 11, 1907, Image 1

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

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Worth oines From Good.
is SohcjteJ.
.! ve good bread unless
you u' material. W use
on! '.• milling wheat in the
in fu re of our Hour. We have
-s and most approved ina
,• nd use it in the best way
a. ie esulr is that, the product a'
our ,ai:
Stands on its Merit.
The Hour manufactured by the Sis
seton Milling ('o. stands up to our
recommendations for it. Bread
and pastry ma.de with our flour are
stimulating and help make good
livinu'. Try a .sack.
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safe iMs::ufauture,
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MATH KOI.I.MA NN
Axness
blis(er-1hp nj'psl,
the article are wo
Headache and-Sc
counter-irrll&nt It-ni
and stomach and' a'.
will prove what we
household and for cl
people say '-it is the
of vaseline unless th^.,
SEND YOUR ADI
LINE PAMPHLET
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Moxi« iu ^overatnc it
Mosloi'SaU* is in (Irncral l*si» All ovi lu: worhl. ^'inl f«»r
The Moslar Safe Co.
Hamilton, Ohio.
I'KTKK LINSTKI
SISSETON STONE CO.
and inlii' conlrucls for putting up uittuT Concrutc,
Hrieli iir wooden linildinrs. Wc do all niiiimo! of unison
work
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1'lii'terinH. I^ot. us figure On your j.-in.
SISSETON STONE
rx-Will Save You Money!
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f'liMlory
&Co.. when in need of
BE
OF ANY KIND.
a fine, clean, dry stock
Axness Co.
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CONCRETE BUILDING BLOCKS
A N O N E E I I N E S
The Best Material for Building Purposes
E E N S ID E W A S A ID
We Are Contractors and Builders
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ll fie jnurliuht ii .der a liushei,
Xi'tir neitfhrnrs th.it the S
hest newspaper publisbud in Uuherte Cc.
(iriniK hil«* "s oews, and lias a cousiant-
:i8inj{subscription The j«li flcpHrt.ment and
loo, are tu.'nlngout hiirti class work all the tinie-
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R. W. METCALFE
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PROPRIETOR
European Restaurant & Lunch Room
Mr,.U it
CAfliLL'S
Tlicrc
dn ail das«es of inert'handise.
A Proper Memorial
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AAUIIILLPSIILLJAB. -3E -^IWIE^TIIIIILMA
TheBoston Restaurant
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lurnished and fitteil up t- acconi
moda.te ladies and ^eiitlemen.
i!ar! by L'ay or \\"e(d.
NLXT L'OOR SOUTH OF
FbRNl'IURF, STORE. ..
THE EAGLE CAFE
III. ji.'li ill a -,(I II Iij Ii
I'll- i- servi.e. ()ak -t feer
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BErNiV'-Tl Se B^RG, Rt ops,
n\• jji'obL'ins
ami jirulileins,
ii in Milve ami tli'.J ot.u inch is »)ii ill'' tniai'l
tin* yvar ronml is"ilo\v will mil' dollar
»loth- w.rUi.o uu':" In all em\)\i to vorl%.\iJ thi.spvoblcm.il. is wi.'ll
to hear wo things-in miud. L-'usi, thai a jroial stock of go«I totals can
a.lways ht? tniuul at our btD.K
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and st.-condly, that our prices arc ihc lowest
It Will Pay You -to Trade With Us
BURNS WOLFF
tiuy j-l.oukl 1 oi all -111.
-.(lb. Xoiliiujj amis so irnliiu 'he itoan at
appvprii.to iijominicnts.
Make One For You
thai tvilj be a ci ciiii to Hi'
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lan.ily
V» i'd Lil^- ,o n:aUe you an »in
MMAWlMMMAMUniL
A. M. KNIGHT & SON
SISSETON, S. D.
Lands, Loans and Insurance
$100,000 TO LOAN ON 4RMS
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Every Purchase You Make
here of a buggy, wagon or any other ve
hicle means a savng to yon. The high
est class vehicles, all well made, bear
ing the maker's name plate and ones
that are sustain the good repu
tation of bom the maker and sellei*.
can give you the very best terms and
show you the finest line any day in the
week.
WE WANT TO INTEREST YOU
and every fanner in the machinery we
have to se 1. 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.
W O W E
Sisseton, S. D.
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A Serious Pr bleia
1 1 tl.) the I'llY
Sissetcn Marble Works
(leo. Adkins Son.
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12 Panes
OFF WITH THE OLD
ON WITH THE NEW
The Legislature Organizes
and (iamhle is N'om-
inated at 'au us.
Pierre. S. p.. Jan. S.—Tin- u-.iil
I'm mailt ies alt ended I lie 111 u-111! I of
lie South Pakota tegislai ure to-
nehaha: li/'.-t lK.-i-tdii clerk, W Al­
len. Keiliield: sei^eant r-irm.-. M.
L.
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hut thf «"Hm*
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dav anil the inauguration of the new Oliat'les
euvitnor passed with- nt inci.l.nt.
Both housrs assrtnlilen about noon
and the new -cnatoi- and reprcsen-
Aiiiise: pi',iKer. M: .1. Cheney.
CI.iv con
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,i a--ist a nt, W II.
'einpier, 11 ii •, iusnii sec
m. lioM-oe Mercou, Hyde
arms. •. ()-hon. Howard.
Crawford and Kitt,redi is already on.
To Kwluce L»f?isliitivo Forces.
e, HnisUiave been prepared delinint
the ollicers and employes ol house
and sci ate and providing that neith­
er lions slial I eiect-oi licrs tlian those
provided In statute. If enaet.td it
will not ilT-*t the present session hill
A ill II 11«• rule lor -UCe.eed|
sion. 'I'hi i,
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1 it vi's took ilu-ir-eats Tin-organ Thomas Carney, well Known iiv
izal ions ol imlh limi-es i- as lollows: eilv. was aUbed :it Peever iasl
I clerk. S. I 'mie. Min­
lson,
l!oi Spriim-: hill ciei u, .1 il Peter­
son. Lawrence po-l ma-i cr, A- 1\
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lorn. iberts.
Senate etarj. L. M. ins,
v\ P.
Mdeiiell: nisi i-,i-tani
ml as-ist
lilU clerk
K. Scliaic'k. lioljerts serei-ant- al•
Itieidi'lits ill c'lllliectioli Willi 'lie
''••'iline ,,| ,.| ino-satieri were the
lee,iiinnendations of I'orniet Ctovenmr
11 id Ilia I'll nd lie tine I to
Noiiii Carolina in repaid to the l.n.nil
nin-aci i"ii and (iovci'iiur Crawlotds
111111 11 it loll to lincst.iealc I'lO
expend it
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res ol the euvi'inofs coti-
I inecnt fund. Until niatlers caused
on-iiii rahle eomineiil anions I lie
leei-iat ure.
of 100X
!•''fiii lie- outset il is tnanil'e-i
that lejislaiive action throtinhniit
i" io tie iiitiuenced by considerations
ii 11
eel
inn Dolitics in 1008. Kvury stiu-
nestion is ltiiitted hy that, view.
While Mr Crawford has noi i)iihlicly
annotinced his candidacy for Uie sen­
ate. his friends ate unanimous in the
belief that, a Minnie, strugule between
ICJ ses­
in In il llleei ami
employes me reduced from se.ventv-
hrei in the last session to furl v.
(iiuitltle (Jefs CiMicus Nuiiiinatidii
Pi.irre .Ian In the senatorial
caucus, VV. Cook wa- (uected
chairinon and L. Krui'ue' secre
tary. (iamhli was called upon and
slaied tlia', he tielieved after the hot
and hiller campaign arid the ciiucus
cndorsermuit aurl the liiiiltei was end­
ed only to find a bit,tor Unlit, vas
slatted aKaiiiKlthitu. when if any­
thing was wrorijr, why were the
charges not sprung in the cam-
p'-iicn. He refused te mak a news­
paper (ampi if,'n, considering Ma
caucus l,he proper place to make ex­
planations. lie admitted the al
legation made against, htm tc the
ell'eet, that his son had dra .n a sal
ary as an employ(! of the ,-enate
w^ile ha was attending school. bu*,
said that it, was scverai times pend­
ing the securt,. of other men for
places at his command, the employ­
ment heinj.' for different, dates. The
son was employed at three different,
times When he attended school,
it was within two hours of the
city, lie is conscious of no wron^
and says he did in: wronu.
.Senator Dillon says the explana­
tion is fair and honorable. This cau­
cus is of a party body and cannot
conduct an investigation even if they
desire. If there is to lie an investi­
gation jt should be by the legislature
with ail uower and saould include
every congressional officer of the
state with no whitewash. He laced
Gam. ie in nomination, with many
seconds. Gamble was selected by a
viva voce vote.
The News Sold
A deal was completed this week
whereby Ihe Sisseton News is sold to
L. C. Emerson, of the banner, and
it will be c.unsolidated with the ban
ner under^i he nttine of the Banner-
New-. VIr. M"sher will leave the
city shot" ly. The News, ii. will Ie
iemotniu-icti. wns started less than
three
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tli" New- 11 in' hut :i niciiiorc
Kill II h-r i' ill pace.
STABBING AFFAIR.
aindstroin Stabs
mil Carney at
I'eever.
ni^ht b. a fanner nann'd Charlee
Lundst *11i. A- neat a- can be as­
certain d. Carney and Lundst,
mm
had an alteication, and Lundstrotr
pulled a knife and -tabbed Carney it:
the abdomen. Lundst rum is under
arre-i a: IV. i'er. ami Cainey is said
I... be in a precarious condition.
Liin'iist l'.m i- a lai nier and .-aidio be
i,t a ij11ai rei ,111e i.-po.-iti,.iu. Carey
on-' ender
ELLIOT ED ST
THE CHURCHES.
••Ir-
in Preac.h iiig service,,
a. a. in. Ilev K. IS. Kudic,
pasmr, Sundav School and litblf
study Irotn 12 t.i 1 o'clock.
Met ho
di-t.-- Class meeting, 10 a. in.',
preaching. '0:."!il: Sabbath SchooJ,
11:4.0 Junior 10. L. .'1 p. tu. Lpworth
League. :.*!0: evening service p.
lii'v. K. M. Dunn. Pastor
Presbyterian Church—Sunday ser
vices. .Preaching I0:.'i() a. in., Sur.
clay School, 12 m.: (J. 10. meeting 0:4c
p.m.: evening service 7:30 j). m.
ltev. 'V. K. Atchison, pastor.
Episcopal services on Sunday, Ian,
20th. morning service at, 10:.i0 a. m.,
Sunday school at 12 o'clock evening
service at,*7:.')0 p. in. Seats free, alt
welcome, llev. Jl. N Tragitt, pat-
tor.
A special oITeiin'g for issions vv\h
be receivedl'.Jaiiuary 20th iri the l'rcs
bylerian chutcti. Effort is being'
made to heal, the elitiich more satis­
factorily. and it is expected that it
will be made comfortable to remain
in during service hereafter The
choir has received some additions
We aie offentiL' free with everv
paid-in-ailviitice, subscription to the
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your choice of ttie follow­
ing premiums: a handsome wafer set,
consisting "t pitcher aurl s'x glasses
a glassware tea service of creaai
pitcher, sugar bowl, butter dish aKci
spoonbolder or a handsome Sisselri'
souveuir piece of china. Old aod new
subsci ibers have been coming in to
take advantage of this offer in such
numbers that our present supply cjf
glassware is exhausted. More has
been ordered, hu'-vever, and we still
continue our liberal offer. If you are
no' a subscriber, or ar° in arrears,
vo-i can noi do better than to tak€
advantage it. for you win get your
rnoney's w»rth.
When Y'Hj Think of
JOB PRINTING
Think of
THE SISSETON STANDARD
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political faction, and '.A
kill certain other papers. The other
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Not Entitled to Salary l'n
der ,1 nly Appoii.tment
Must Iicrnrn It.
A Washington dispatch of .lanuarj
"it,h sins that he com pi roller of the
treasury has rendered a decision just
published in which he I.olds thai,
.lames Ii. lOlliott is not. entitled to
salary under his appointment ol
•lul'r
2, l'.Hiti as Uiiitcd St a I es attorney for
Sonth Dakota, atul that payment
already made are in violatiun ol la*
and inil-t lie refitud''d.
Van Winkle Guilty.
I nforniatl'Xi hiis been ceivect
to the effect, that a man named Vac
Winkle who, together with hisbioth
er, was arrested for nearly killing a
man last tall in a drunken quarrel,
at Wheuton, has been round guilt.v
of assault with intent, to kill.
ife:
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