The Sisseton weekly standard., January 15, 1909, Image 7

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Fresh Hash.
The stores close now at 6:80
evenings.
If your land is for sale,
John C. Perkins.
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•b it it
Get a handsome set of ware,
worth $7.50, free. See Haas &
Mann's advertisement this
paper for partictlars.
ft A ft
Among those who took advan
tage of trie STANDARD'S big offer
for a pair of shears this week,
was G. F. Larson, of Luff man,
W. K. Dimick. F. C. Nejedely,
and P. 0. Dahl. of Sisseton J. P.
Nordquist, of Effing ton.
Dr. E. E. Cook who has taken
up the practice of Dr. H. E. Bar
ton Dentist, will be here on or
about Jan 15. Dr. Cook wishes
to state that he will stand back
•f all work done by Dr. Barton.
(tl)
"Hurricane", in Waubay Clip
per: We recently passed over
tne Sisseton branch of the C. M.
P. R. and we believe the
branch is the only railroad ment
ioned in the Bible. The passage
says: "And on the fifth day the
Lord created all things that
«ree,."
The city ccuicil at Waubay
©ffers a reward of $10 for infor
mation in caes wherein boys are
allowed to frequent pool rooms
in that town.
We wo'.ild suggest that the
city council of Sisseton take
same stand and enforce it. The
state law would up-hold them in
the ma: ter.
James Laughlin, the local
agent for Bakers remedies re
cently received a ton of these
celebrated remedies and siivs
that his sales are increasing
daily.
Don't fail to read carefully
Haas & Mann's advertisement
in this paper.
See our offer of a pair of $1.0C
ateel shears free. This latest and
most useful Housenold Inven
tion will be sent free, with one
years subscription to the STAND
ARD, new or renewal, by paying
•p arrears. If your subscriDtion
Is about to expire you einnot af
ford to miss this opportunity to
secure a. pair of shears whose cut
ting edge will never wear dull,
and which will cut anything
from wet (issue paper to
a
korse blanket.
OLDK8T NBWSPAPBli IN THK KBSBK^ATIOJI. B8LABI I8HBD 1*92.
By C. C. N A E N.
O W N O N O W I N I N
BRIEF" WORK ANU LEGAL E3 L_A N S
S S I I O N I E $ 1 5 0 E E A
see
(tf)
C. 0. Preston arrived
from Corona Monuay anu
taken a position with Schindltr
Bros.
here
Two furnished rooms to rent.
Warm and comfortable.
to Miss McQuillan, (tf)
Apply
Fred V. Dale, formerly of
Browns Valley but now of Mi not
N. I). was in the city the first of
the week.
heavy
The Majestic Mfg. Co,, of St.
Loui, Mo., have a man at Haas &
Mann's store this week, showing
the Majestic Range in actual
operation, baking and serving
biscuits to the large crowds,
A clergyman recenty married
a woman from whom he received
a dowry of $10,000 and a pros
pect of more. Shortly aftei
wards while occupying the pul
pit, he gave out a hymn, read
the first verse, commencing:
"Forever let my grateful,"
then he hesitated and exclaimed:
"The choir will omit the fifth
verse." Some of the congrega
tion read the verse for them
selves and smiled as they read:
"Forever let my grateful heart
Hi* boundless grace adore.
Wblcb
glveaten
thousand
And bids
•riiS
bleaelni* new,
me bop* lor
more."
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Tou are cordially invited to at
tend our exhibit any day this
^reekand next Come ana have
it ciip of eoffee and hot biscuits,
if you intend to buy or not
Harry Beach, representing the
A. Beach Printing Co., of
II.IPWIW|I!
Sioux Falls, was in the city yes
'relay looking after the interests
of his firm.
R^ad Haas & Mann's advertise
ment in this paper and you 11
not wonder why they have such
:rowds every day.
Mr. Edward Johnson, of Lien
township, some time ago by (he
us of Baker's Anodyne Lini
ment.
A ucticn Sale.
fleineke, of section 21,
Wm.
iiituerprise township will sell at
Jan-
public auction, Tuesday,
uary 19:
1 Minneapolis Separator 40x60,
complete with belts, blower and
feeder.
1 twenty five horse power
Minneapolis Engine with 24
inch drivers,
1 complete Tender, Truck and
Straw Rack.
1 Shed 22x30 with Shingle
roof and drop siding- can be
moved.
Any person wishing to brine
in Machinery or stock to sell
at the sale, can do so.
Terms of sale:—cash or Bank
able Paper.
WM. HF.INEX^.
Prop.
H. D. Messiruham,
Auctioneer.
Have yen pet a pair of th--.se
slv nr^ yet? They are going fast
Br and Shorts at Sissetor
Mill, now selling at $19 and $20.
A s^erial sale of Fountain Pen?
ac the Palace Drue ?tore. Get
one now and save half.
Notiee.
To whom it may coicern:
Biuer a Sippel 'ha.-e disolved
partnership, W. F. Bauer a=sum
insr the entire business, he wil"
pv in rlnhts contracted by Baue'
& Sippel and collect all outst inn
ing accounts due to said firm.
Anyone n"':rtr sa:d firm se'tf
ith W. F. Bauer soon as possi
ble.
Signed
BAUER & SIPPEL.
A Worthless Slave Baby
Ttip negro pfantet trnewa a»
Tom, who dlfd recently, was a wonder
to the cenaraUoBH that knew him at
the keys. Had he p»rriwd suHk-Jent
Intellect t* explain himself h* might
have tired ta
IKtar/
The paartea far
Hardy Trees
aa aamathUi^
higher than a am trtmk nature.
When the last •wmrr af hia alav* moth
er made his bargain a bllad and faahle
hab* which aha —nisi ta kor arau
was "Ibrtwi k* Tn faaai Inter,
whaa the aiavaa «m al IM k? grate
•f Fatfaar Abraha
haba waa aalalat
•••tar aa a bllad planar. I
art Miad. bat aa taahacOa.
MI
«Mlla4 Btte4 Vaaa *iti Melt
ha ww aa hflwC ul aerer
Tarletf aan^e aa«
hiiailiy.
puiwi. wv«
lift vru* the
aUllt/
Mask
a Slav*. He bad fanclaa af kki «wn,
but no will. He waul* fWlaw abedk ut
ly the prograaiOM aat far MM at lila
performancea. wbtreaa whea laft ta
klDiseir be WM dlapaaa4 la Imptarlaa
tlona and rambling ivealleeUoaa. Ha
was happy at the plaM a
ad aeaiaed ta
Uve ouly whaa playlas.
his life WM a blank.
Psychologists haro din
over the case o( Bllatf Ton. but have
come to aa aatiafactary axplaaatim af
the extraordinary pheaaatenaa af his
genius for remembering aMI rap rod ue
ing musical compoeitloM aa tha plana.
He was simply a freak, and It la Mketr
that there will be no clear nadciataad
Ing of the remarkable twtet mt aatnra
which gave him bis ualtij ever MM
Whatever good effaet tka vMt at
Slag Edward VI1. Bay have had a pom
the autocrat of Ruaala.lt hlM ta put
and to the barharaM kllltag af pa
Utlcal affeodera. TMrtaaa agMatara
pat to death aai tka taU
tanea glTea to aaveatMi
day that htag
tmt mm
ptatitadaa at BavaL
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and
Shrubs.
We have on hsnd a large stock 11
gurranteed free from disease. I $
100,000 Ash, 20,000 Elm, 10,COO
Roses, 500,000 Boxelders, 25,0tX)
Soft Maple, GO,000 Evergreens
and many other ornamsntal trees
and shrubs, besides a large stock
Fruit Trees, Vines and Plants.
You ci.n get no better stock
than this.
HOWARD LAKE AND VICTOR
NURSERIES.
W. II. EDDY, H. HAESCH,
Prop. Agent
THIS SETTLES IT!
About 850 Pages.
T[ No lriore guess-work about
election figures for 1908 or for
vears ne by
Tf No more hunting through
libraries for names of former
rire-sidents, senators, governors,
the populations of citie?, states,
countries, etc
Tf Never again need one rack his
brain in trying to remember
facts and figure* about war.
sporting events, v,'eights and
measures. Universities and Col
leges, religious orders in the
United States, the navies, armies
ir.d debts of nations, weather
forecasts, fatality tables, com
merce, taxes, monks, banking|
nsurarce, secret societies and,
in short,
'0 000 FACTS ABOUT 1,000 SUBJECTS
THE WORLD ALMANAC AND
ENCYCLOPEDIA for 1909 is with
ut exception the handiest and
Tiost comprehensive ready-re
ference guide to facts one wants
to know that has ever been
orinted.
Tf No merchant, farmer, busi
ness man. housewife, school boy
or girl should be without a copy
of this greatest compendium of
iseful nformation ever set in
vpe.
Tf Order a copv direct or through
vour newsdealer. Now on sale
everywhere Price, 25, (west of
Buffalo and Pittsburgh 30c.) at
newsstands. By mail 35c. Ad
dress, PRFSS PUBLISHING CO.,
Pulitzer Building. New York
City.
Blooa and Nerves aro very ciost
related. Keep the blood rich, pure
ji:d healthy, willi Ilood'8 Sar.snpariila
•uicl ion will have no norvousue.su.
Hood's Pills are best after-dinner
dmcstion, prcv-utcousliDMior
0 2 S a a a a O
Trua
file.
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1 Purifier, Great
Vpitn
NfMt wttk ht
veloua OcUlitr what h* hmi tart heard
Immediately tefwa Mm Mpradwtlaa
and t* remember It always afterward.
In one raapaet Bltad Taai
Nerve
vwu S'onwn ltegulator. To tliou-
«di it* groat r.ierit 18 KNOWN.
ft GREAT
record of euros, nno-
quailed iu medical historv, proves
lood's Sara *.pari! a possesses merit un
••"owu to any other MEOICINCa
Ip
The Kind You Haw Always
Tho S
WM
alwaya
TANDARD
For FRWF.
EAM FOR
BUSINESS
1 havu reeeuily equipfd
and opined a firwiclaHS
BARBER SHOP
next door
vlu*
Unique
Ti.eater. Those ivunlioK
pood work und courteous
treatment invited to call.
BERT WILCOX
Will's
Place
BEST EQUIPPED
Poo! end Billiard Parlor
IN THE NO vTHWEST.
Tl ose games are a unlinit' mid br:.in
foo»i iur 11111 of Drains iud nhould- m* vu
oourit^od in all .sufo Iwuys. It must
is one of tlie. mosi churning
.'iifiitM invnniod. No'rocr^iUIon I'limniM
lJ0.ilLh-^ivint?,» venM8«' .uxl pU-asjuit com
i»tir.iOiio!i:p a decree Sh.in bill
lardn and ponj. 1 h-ive a billiard table ii.
my house. —Henry Ward IUm.'cIht.
isio KI KSH LINK OF
nlectionery
S ft rinks
Fresh
Fruits
1 1
Cigars, Etc.
CLEAN, |LIGHT,
COMFORTABLE
Wm. Swedlund, Prop.
(Mar^h !, I9i7.)
MIC AT MA UK I
RIGHT ON TI»*)E
WITH CUR MEATS, IS THE
REPUTA1
ION
that we have ended the Old
Year with, and it is the
policy that we intend to
carry on through the New
Year.
THE QUALITY CF THH CUTS
that we give our customers,
shows that we select our
cattle with great care and
cutituo with great skill.
We supply the best meat
and poi ltry in Sisseton.
Try us.
Please phone your orders
early, as
we
IT'S A WELL BEATEN PATH
THAT LEADS TO THR
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WOMAN'S HOME COMPANION 1.23)
close at 6:30
P.
M. and all day Sunday.
Open until 9
p. l(.
Saturday.
MILLER & CO.
Managers
Peev«r. Meat Market
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Remember the old quotation,
that "He who cheats the printer
of a single cent, will never reach
that heavenly land where good
Elijah went."
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Our 1 nvit at ion
Once each week we pay for this space for
tho privilege only of inviting you once again
to become a depositor of this bank.
The person who read? about us fifty
two times a year ought to know us at
least fifty-two times better th^n if he.
had read of us but once. TI.e better he
knows us the more likely he is to like
us and our business methods.
Your account, large or small is urgently
solicited and respectfully invited.
First National Bank
THE LD RELIABLE
SISSETON, S. D.
rpHE man who knows where
NL- every cent goes is better
able to dispense with luxuries.
The thirds that you do not
need are the ones that make
the expense high. Might it
not be possible to cut down in
some places and save a little
each month.
A Check A.ccountassists
to save by -pointing out
useless expenditures.
a
CHECK account will fur
nish you with an accur
ate record of all amounts spent
It gives you a grip on expend
itures because you can tell
what was bought, when you
got it, and from whom. This
method will put you ahead.
If you don't know where you can save,
a check account will tell you.
RESERVATION STATE BANK
SISSETON, S, D.
iicaiiiiiuieaiiuiuirjanHuue:=Miiiiitr.a -a IB--ill! ^Iiinmp
uccessful Farming
Depends as- mui-h (n tliu li ol up-Ui.fliUC
farm tUHC.Iiiiics ns it fires iipun yond judir
niefct. in plftisri)f:irn. work. Goon jU«1K
i.ip 't must le l.bcked up with tmils thai
will analile the farmer to ciny oin hisplans.
Thai !w precisesiy tin: kind of farm machin
ery that is fold by
A. W. TOWER
Sisseton, S. D.
1 handle Bn^eloo. Watfor,*, Slpluh*, Cntl^rf Binder*.
Mowert, Rake*. Headers, Plows, Harrows, WlndiBilli,
Pumps Gasoline lEni:tiea, Oream Scparatora. Oora Binders,
HusKers and Skreddera.
HaveJRecently Leased Ithe
RED FRONT LIVERY
and have put in a first class outfit of all new
buggies, surreys and carriages, and a lot of the
best horses that could be purchased. Your
patronage is respectfully solicited.
RALPH KIVLEY, Sisseton, S. D,
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What Makes Good Meat?
Moxt'people know tbat tbe aga of the stock makes the meat
tough or tender. There are many other things which are of
Importance la tbe making of good meats.
WE KNOW WHAT THEY ARE
AND WATCH OUR MEAT!
If you want good rout or steak, or chops, let or cot it for
TOO.
OTITMI PI»M IHO MMIIN |IA»OK*
Sisseton
8MM« door north of Thoavaoa'I
Hardware Store.
Sisseton
House