The Sisseton weekly standard., January 15, 1909, Image 5

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

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which he cently purchased.
Ge »rge Truman, formerly of
Enterprise township, th:s coun
buc nj*v of Fairl ght, Canada,
writes us enclosing? the where
with to pay for his
another yen", (jeorgc
wavs a g)od paying subscriber,
The
STANDARD
and if you want all the news, .ll
the time, when its news and
f. re it be'ones ancient history,
jou'll hive
t)
Pictures
of Current (Stents
Kinstiscoplc Views of the Local Happenings of the Week
Have you seen the modern thirty-two years, and he admits
cooking wonder at Haas & Mann's that their weren't many left
store? Come in any day this whom he remembered.
have the
AKD N is fie me to sub
scribean 1 j'11 throw in a pair of
shears—buc you'll have t) hurry
if you get any s'/ears they'll
soon all be gone.
The Junior League will give a
5 cent social at the home of Mrs.
G. A. Carlo.v at 2:30 P. M. Sat
urday Jan. 16, at which time the
Juniors will pack a box for the
i. -d ™,v„0rJ All kinds of office supplies at in this paper.
Auditor-elect Ray has moved
aT.VT
household goods to this city I A cro« of young
and is busy getting settled in the Be sure and call at our store 5.^
Orphans Home. All Juniors ar.d '^jii have played th° H. Walker
friends ?re invited and all inter-
One Week
circuit
ested please bring a contribution pei^on & Mutzer house through
for the boys. Colorad). Arizona and down^ to
Ole Lee, one of the well-to-do Tex^s. The nj&y they offer "On
farmers living north of the city the Frontiet" is a melodramatic
was a caller at this office Wed- production that keeps the ^ter
nesday to annex a pair of those
shears and make the editor
happy by paying up. Mr. Lee
recently returned from a visit to
his old home in Wis onsin, the
first time he had been back in
With every Majestic Range sold dur
ing this Cooking Exhibition we will give,
absolutely FREE, one handsome set of
ware as shown. This ware is worth $7.50
if it is worth a cent. It is the best that can
be bought. We don't add $7.50 to the price
of the range and tell you you are getting
the ware free, but sell all Majestic Ranges
at the regular price. You get the ware
free. Remember, this is for exhibition
week onlv. Ware will not be given after
this week. This ware is on exhibition at
our store, and must be seen to be appreciat
ed.
Come in any day during the week.
Make our store your headquarters. Have
coffee ai biscuits with us.
Gome, if you intend to buy or not the information
gained will serve you in the future
..„ nffW ~r
Drew residence, on the west side 'one day this ,eek.-Haas & Otto onWednesday euening. A
Mann.
importance to be transacted.
It p:iy you
is now an offi- gain tables. Many t..injss or.
(X I rnper of the county and cny them that jnu should have. ,wm b?
to s«e our bar-
that )u should
Palace Drug Store.
Call at Thompson's
to see me latcou
machine, The Spinner.
STANI
urn ct
fl
The Calnan Company which
come to the Opera House Sisse
ton Jan. 20. has been on the
Walker circuit ever since Sept.
21 and has given great satisfact
ion over the Canadian territory
control I(d bv Mr. Walker.
They are now borked solid up to
June 5,1909 at which time they
in South Dakota and the
est alive from start to finish
and offers a beautiful succession
of thrills that should not fail to
please any lover of western
stories. Seats on Sale
Cross Drug Store.
E E
$7.50
Set of Ware
Clarence Hougen was among
those up from Wilmot Monday.
Geo. W. Clark of Corona, was
a business caller Monday.|
Alvah W. Kellogg arrived from
Culbertson, Mont., Jan. 7th.
Louis Otto, of Boseko town
ship, was cured of rheumatism
last spring with the usa of S. r.
Baker's Anodyne Liniment. He
also says that Baker's Condition
Powder is the best thing for
1
stock he ever fed.
I Haas & Mann are giving free
!a handsome set of ware, well
worth $7.50. See advertisement
rec!Xra^
The W. R. C. will hold their a. good Ren.ington type
regular meeting on Jan. 24. 'writer just nut ^f the shen thor
E very member is requested to be tghly overhauled and put in
present as there is business of onliir, for sale 0/ the STANDARD
crusaders
Inez
"ome .°*
very enjoyable evening is re
ported.
New Rurai Route for
KOUTK 5
is a new one to begin Feb I, 190U, and
is aR follows: Starting at Sisseton
postoffice, west and south to city lim
its. west to center of south line of Sec
iJS?. 26, 3J4' miles, sw on Sisseton and Frauk
I uridine road to Marshall county line
10 oa
.Nickel-Platea
Copper Tea
*Jl4T
J^ava Pert & Cow
QYam.BoH
9X12
possible
sisseton
Beginning Februrary1st.
thpr-
gome changes madc
jn
route 4, and route 5 will be put
Hardware on at that tim». The two routes
ill run as follows
KOUTE 4:
Starting at the Sisseton postodioe,
west and south to city limits, south to
se pornt-r of Sec 8, -est one mile, south
to road to (ioodwill Mission school. 3%
miles, east mile, south mile, east
pnst Gov. Indian school, south to se
corner Sec 32, se to Sisseton Agency,
west .£ mile, south to se corner Seo. 8, jf
east on antrlirg road to west line
Sec 11, north 2 3-4 miles, vest to se,
corner of Sec 28,1 mile, north 4 miles,
east to se corner of Sec 2, miles,north
1 mile, west to se corner of Seo 34, one
mile, nojlh I mile, west to city limits
and to postoffice. Length of Houte
29^ miles.
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You See
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It'sThis.
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W a
OF THE
Great Majestic Malleable and Charcoal Iron Range
-—AT OUR STORE
Commencing Monday, January 18, 1909
•n west side of Seu 80 near LolsuentV 101 ubangeu our tsiuiMie, we liuve not
residence, 7J$ miles, south to se coruer I increased the richness of our lands, but
Sec 1,3 miles, east with jog aronnd the conditions have changed and changed
Luke Tahana to se comer Sec 2. 5J4
miles north to se corner Seo 14. 4
miles north and northeast through
Sec 13 to se corner Sec 12,1 miles
north 2 miles east to se corner Set 32,
2 miles north to cit limits, 1 mile and
to stollios. Length of Houte 31
miles.
South Dakota Land Cheap
South Dakota lands are cheiiper to
day
lh:ir. thev
were tfii y«jnr» ago
judged by the value of their products.
With wheat at 3!) and 40 cents a
bushel, oats at ten cents and other
grama in proportion, and produce such
as cattle, wool, e)!gs and poultry at
correspondingly low prices, it was im­
to lave any value to farm
lands, no iuatter how good the ciops
re, in fact a farmer raisin/ a poor
crop WUB ^almost as well off as one
raising a good crop. This mav sotind
strange to some, but it is neveitheltss
the truth. Wheat at a dollar, barley,
speltz, oats and all kinds of grain at
correspondingly high prices, with cat'
:le, hogs and poultry at three times the
price of years gone by and an increasing
demand all the time lor every article
raised en the 'arin, it 's si.f*' to ay
once more that land'* today at $35.00
an acre are cheaper than thev ere ten
years ago at •'510 00 an acre. We have
TO ()UR GREAT COOKING fcXHIBTION
A
MAJESTIC
MAJESTIC
ZO in.
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Pa.ie.xvt N ever!u.rri. VWe-d Drippin-q
.i
EVERYBODY WELCOME!
conditions have brought about higher
prices for nil products of tha farm.
This has naturally inrrets«d the value
•(every acre of tilltihle land in (lie
country ami no state in tve union is
I 31
j.i
iim
ma~
Nickc.1 Placed
All Copper Ccrfee Pot
•AJ£$TI
l^ava Pert'
& Covey
lOin.BcUcm.
Pan.9.
A A S A N N
9X12in
if the 111"
I
net
II
South Dakota
ueier lauds thMSouiii a
RIVERSIDE AER-HEATER
Cold nir drawn up from the
floor through the flue and dis
charged at the topof the stove
thoroughly heated.
It has all the radiating sur
face other stoves have, and
heats by circulation as well.
This means greater heating
power, and
SAVES ONE-THIRD IN FUEL
It also mean® cold floors,
no cold corners or dead air
spaces, hut even temperature
throughout the room. Every stove is a double heater of great power.
Come in and examine them. Get a copy ot our Booklet, "A Hotel Race." It's tree.
SCHINuLER BROS
You would buy a typewriter if
they weren't so high-triced, would
n't you? Why not come to the
STANDARD and let us show you what
wo can sell you a typewriter for?
If you would like to investigate
further, come and let's talk it over.
All kinds of typewriter ribbon, car
bon paper and typewriter paper on
hand at the
01-
sequently it is only natural that, our
I tuns are worth more, that thev aie
constantly increasing in value and that
they will still further advance as the
produce of the farmer continues to b*
in demand at prices which guarantee
to the iiroduci a profit.—lluronite
IfllflljfjMHlBMIiia
«M.4t It JfOlMtlMMlHIII
SEE THAT FLUE
It's new anil different from
any other. Made only in the
Qioonton
OiOOOtVII,
6.0.
iiiiuiiiiiiiiU!
Standard
Printing
One Week
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Facts About*
It ui-es about half the fuel used on other:
ranges, and does better work by far.
The Majestic All Copper Nickeled
Reservoir heats the water quicker and hot
ter than any other. It is the only reservoir]
with a removable frame.
The Charcoal Iron Body of the Great]
Majestic Range lasts three times as long as
a steel body.
Being made of non-breakable material,
there is practically no expense for repairing
the Majestic.
As for baking, it is perfection not only
for a few months, but for all time to come.
A
Great Majestic Range
&
&
ft
&
The
Great Majestic Range
It is lie only range, in the world made
of Malleable and Charcoal Iron.
It has, beyond any question of a doubt,
ii the largest and best reservoir.
lasts three times us
long as a cheap range, but it don't cost]
three times as much.
PROOF— Wr (luii'i ak you t.u take «ur wni In'- :m
8'id
I'lui'in
s,
I'll I,
if
ynu
will ))ll
.in In- (V.c "i-y. wlirre MiijrstlC Rank's :ie iniult'.
will pp-ve I" }UI KIIit-f.1JTIINI IHM IH««e ate ahsiiime fuels. I
..ml will si mi Bini iih rc re8««'*s*ly l. Gr'iit|
MHJI'SMC Uinjre '8 abciiliiwly tne be«l ihai m^nev can
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hi tn Mine,
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