The Sisseton weekly standard., February 05, 1909, Image 1

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

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Cure That, Cough Now
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month. These iCi-sis tent coughs are the
(iannenuis rf all enuuhs. am! all cmi[ihs «re cbirit'ir
oils. Cure them nuw. If you lwive nut I'een
llncl remedy that will cure, use our
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remedy. We truar.intee to nive
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Ladies
Gents, Misses
Repairing- Promptly Bail?
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The Greatest Cloudburst
of Clothing bargains ever
known in Sisseton. Never
before in your life have you
seen such qnaltities at such
prices. We are doing won
derful Clothing Business
and you are going to be
here, you will buy because
you can't help it. W are
slaughtering thousands of
dollars worth of Fall and
Winter Clothes.
when we hold a Clear
ance Sale we make things
hum, we want room—we
want to clear out each sea
son's stock before the next
arrives. We don't mind
the loss—we can use the
money, but not the goods.
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VOL 16 SISSKTON, KOUEKTS COUNTY, S. i). FKBIUWKY 5, 1909 -10 Pathos No. 33
!0 RETAIN
snums'
COM.
Titlr to Land 0 ih Will Be
Given to North Dakota.,
Ilumrsteart-ers.
A dispatch from Washington
last Saturday stares that the-rewarding o'f at
house committee on public lands! per cent of the
recommend for pas-' homesteaders as
chasers must pay proper dama
ges to the owner of the land.
"The land owner shall have
ths right to mine coal for domes
tic use until the government sells
the coal deposits.
'The. homesteader shall nave
:cl 11 right to hearing to deter
jmine- whether trie land is chiefly
valuable for cn:!, and if it is not.
he -.hall have a right to a full
'patent to the hind. The pro
vision chiefly valuable for coal
vnii, 'tis helfiiwyd, result is thr.
least 90 or
claim to the
little of the
sage a North Dakota coal 3and ''i ignite coal has any commerical
bill which v.il! reserve to the value."
government the title t-j all coal The position of the home
found on lands which have been stealer is made hard, however,
hotnesfcervSed.-aad to which pat* by the fact that each individual
ei,ts may hereafter be issued. claim will have to be contested
Congressman _Groana state.1 with a considerable exyence.
that he would bring i.K a -minor-! Commissioner Bennett of the
ity import, ar.-.l it is understood!general tod office stated yester
Coagressman Hammond of Min-lday that "the policy of the d«
nesota may join hira in this. repc-rt!pa.tmeni has been te give 'every
recommending either that the possible advantage to the lands
settlers be-given full title to Sheibtt he admitted ihe department
land a'sd al! it contains, or else {would be Dowerless to pater
that the go^ernmeot right to,any of the lands to the hotn-3
thc^CGJi] deposit shah 1c Iin^iteclir?t.e:idorg without a full
to five years or tenyetrs. Ujf each :.ase.
Congress man Marshall appear- _U
ed before the committee to :pro-j
test against any bill which did Sa:tiers (tiaim a Point.
not give_ to the settlers a fullj Vvashington, jar.. 30—An im
and-gualired title to the hind, fportant. announcement has iust
Mr. (j_ro ina, as a Kiember of the j' been made by the secretary of
cornmittef made a final stand-'the iiit-crior with reference to the
same principle. iiinterpretation to be placed upon
The report o^ the committee the phrase in the reclamation
substance as follows: '..-act, which reads: "The occupant
Any person who has made a thereby residing in the neighbor
homestead entry :in good ::aith hood -of said land."
upon land which has since been The prime motive of the
classified as coal land, shad
allowed to secure a-patent to the' trVS: rid
jiand, the United States reserving bui kiers It was provided thati
ja coal, and the rignt to pro- jin order to obtain a water right| "Quality Folks'
spect lor 2oai. the applicant must reside on the 1 the Opera House.
I "The ^overnmerit may dis
pose of the coal, but the pur
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The secretary has, therefore,
extended the definition of
"neighborhood" to fifty miles in
all cases.
STATE
Farmers Convention
at Watertown.
The second annual convention
of the Farmers Grain Dealers'
association of South Dakota will
be held at Watertown, February
17th and 18th. A very elabor
ate program is being arranged,
including speeches by several
prominent men of Iowa, Min
nesota and South Dakota who
are "interested in the Farmers'
elevator movement.
A reduced rate has been secur
ed on all railroads entering into
Watertown fare one and one
third and every fanners elevat
or company in the state is urged
,JV..to send their board uf directors
955 and if possible to attend in a
body, as. this will undoubtedly he
the greatest meeting of its kind
ever held in the state. Any one
desiring further information
write L. M. Duvle, secretarv,
1 etcher. S. D.
Provide For Two ]S!cw Judges.
Pierre, Ff.b. 3.- If the recon-i
mendatkms of the joint, judici
ary committees of the two houses
count for anything., there will be fwp.
two new judges added to the
supreme bench of the state by
the present legislative session.
In joint session yesterday the
two committees decided to re
coisHneitd such a. bill, the only
differences between them being
in what should, constitute the
bfsindsiries of the new districts.
For the purpose of settlement of
this feature, a sub-committee
was appoimted-consisting of Sen
ators Seward and Hitchcock, and
Representatives Taylor, Fowler
and Bartij&e. This makes a com
mittee of three from the eastern
portion of the sti'te and two
from the western portion, and
they will no doubt agree upon
some division of the state which
»will be satisfactory.
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Lincoln's Birthday.
The following program will be rendered by the G.
±\. R. in commemoration of the 100 anniversary of the
i:Dirth of Abraham Lincoln. Feb. 12, 1909:
BY SCHOOL
Arrsirir.frz Hyrms... Clior\iS
3r_vocatfm Ik'v. Slmuror
Hyt-.n of Utij-'ubSic," ... HnJo wiih Chorus
Alirabr.io Liii(»cln U. ii. Jones
L.i cf)!it's Crcttysfciirj Address
i£:' critL'ts uiiJ Lions fruin the Writings ami Spoccht.'* of Lincoln.
ur HK.unt5t" My Amlionce
A :'.v. l*itv A::d Charm. i,er of Lincoln f. W. Harrnigton
By Au(iion«*e
}?Y G. A. R. POST.
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lnvoruiun Uy Ho v. Halph Srliearer.
"Ajwe":ica." By the Audience.
Sk€t»rtof Lincoln O. iJ. Jcnes.
"St-aT Span«i»J Banner," By the Audien^'i.
A Mom.age.. Dialogue By .School Onldn'.n.
••Nt'Ujt My (iod To Thee By the Audience.
Ad^rouL and Char- cf Lincoln," J. W. Barrin^ton.
Doxolpfy By Audience
Hcbedtenon liev. Ralph £hear*r
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in connections with most of!
the projects, so far undertaken,
the term has hem construed to
mean two miler,. Since actual
operations were begun, however, Court Date Postponed.
railroads have been extended to
practically .all projec:s, and it is
found that people can live in
near-by towns, while developing
their land on projects, with a
view to establishing residence
thereon at a later date.
Soil on many of the projects
requires several years for com
plete subjugation and in the
meantime it is desirable to en
courage owners to put it in the
best possible condition, and to
plant orchards, utilizing for this
purpose any money earned at
some Jconvcnient point in the
neighborhood.
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Kt'V. Halph C. Shearer
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COUNTY.
Judge McCoy has notified
Clerk of Courts Stadstad of the
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postponment of the opening of
the February term of court from
Feb. 16 to Feb. 23.
Jury List.
The following is the list of
jurors drawn to serve at the
next term of circuit court:
Adam Greeley—Lawerence.
John H. Benidt—Norway.
O. P. J. Engstrom—Summit
Village.
H. M. Fellbaum—Minnesota.
M. J. Smith—Lee.
Erick Johnson- White Rock
Villrge.
L. V. Warring-Sisseton City.
Anu'-ew Johnson—Sissetiou
City.
A. K. Eggen Hart.
Rudolph Aspelund— Drywood
Lake.
J. A. Gilliland—-Ortley.
Peter Peterson—Lee.
C. M. Fonder-Easter.
James Jones Bossko.
Ed Broick- Lockwood.
John E. Grismer—Lockwood.
Sigfried Olsor. AJOllg
John Cloud—Goodwill.
Amos Skyman—Sisseton Twp.
Fred Seiger—Lockwood.
LOCAL LACONICS
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Feb. 6, at
The third number of the High
I School Lyceum Course will be
given at the Opera House, Feb.
6th.
Miss Barry has resigned her
position in the postoffice and
Miss Johnson has accepted the
position.
,, John Gaukler, of Veblen, was
v5 in the city this week making ar
rangements to incorporate a
Mercantile Co. at that place.
The W. R. C. and the G. A.
R. will hold a social at the home
of Mrs. Matthews in the even
ing of Lincoln's Rirthday. An
oyster suoper will be served and
all members are requested to be
present.
A meeting was called by Pres.
Marvick of the Sisseton Gun
Club Jan. 23, for making ar
rangements for the 1st, big
Annual Tournament of the
Minna-ko-ta League to be held
at Sisseton June 2 and 3. Com
mittees were appointed on ad
veitlsing. managements, and
trophy. L. J. Onstad, was
elected secy, and treas. of tourn
ament Edvv. W. Ruttlidge, was
elected Hon. member of Sisse
ton Gun Club, he was also elect
ed as a committee of one on out
side advertising. $300,00 will
be raised as added money to be
offered as cash prices.
GRAPES, from their most health*
ful^ properties, give ROYAL its
active and principal ingredient
iftaxwr
BaKingPowder
Absolutely Pure
It economy to use Royal Baking Powderi
It saves labor, health and money.
Where the best food is required no other
Halting powder or leavening agent can take the
place or do the work of Royal B»l™g Powder.
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Leu Allen—Becker.
S. M. Peterson —One Road.
A. F. Bailey—Agency.
A. K. Lysengy —One Road.
O A. Teigen—One Road.
Eli R. Leffingw-ell—Summit
Magnus Johnson—Victor.
Gust C. Carlson—Summit.
John Hull—Harmon.
E. J. Savage—Summit Vil.
Paul Preisinger—Geneseo.
Emil Hostbjor—Victor,
S. H. Renville—Peever.
Olander Brantseg—Sisseton.
John W. Forsyth—Norway.
Harvey Brown—Sisseton 1st
ward.
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Have you got a pair of those
shears yet? They are going fast.'
Maurice Schindler returned
Tuesday from Wild Horse, Col.
and will remain for some time.
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