The Sisseton weekly standard., July 09, 1915, Image 5

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

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$100,000
to lend on
FARM LANDS
at lowest rate.
The Old Reliable
First National Bank
Sisseton, S. I).
THE LOCAL NEWS
Some was told to us, some was handed to us,
and the rest we guessed at.
J)r. Fjerestad's office is now io-1 Dr. Fjerestad, Chiropractor, New
cated in the New Grand building.
George Mack was a business call
er from New KITington Wednesday.
Mrs. John Wilkins and son are
visiting relatives at Milbank this
week.
Leo Sxvanton arrived last week
from Mobridge and will visit here
for a few weeks.
Found—A 3iix.i auto tire casing
has been left at this office. Owner
please call for same.
Mrs. O. T. Axncss and children
left last Wednesday for a visit with
relatives at Montevidio.
John Walker departed Saturday
for Montecello, Minn, for a two
weeks' visit at the old home.
and Mrs. L'almer Bergland at'
Collins, Montana recently.
Mr. and Mrs, W. S. Tlielin are
the proud parents of a big,
bouncing boy. born. July 4t.li.
Ruth and Dorothrv Olson left on
Thursday for Souix City, Iowa,
for a few weeks visit with their
father.
Mrs. Carl Limberg left for HI
dora, la., Thursday evening. Iler
aged father is very ill and not ex
pected to live.
Miss lla/.el Rockwell returned
to her home at Kidder, Wednesday
after a short visit with Miss Mabel
Swentimson.
Mrs- Nelson who was the guest
at the.). A. Peterson home last
week departed for her home at
Janesville, Minn., Saturday.
Dr. F. J. Maw, Kye Specialist of
Milbank. S. I)., will be at the
Hotel Commercial on Aug. 2nd
Dr. Maw comes well recommended
bv the best citizens of Milbanlc.
AgiP
(Crystal White)
Make your preserves with
Karo. To retain the full flavor
of the fresh fruits make your
preserving svrup of part Knro
(Crystal l/hils) and l' p.irts sugar.
Makes a rich, lie» syrup without
the cloying ewectr of heavy -1-
1
sugar syrup. Pr* ^nls joins and jcLica
I from crystalliri
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Full
furmu i~for
allhinascf prtsrro-
Ing giocn in
tt
Pracrving Booklet, rrcs
on
request.
D-pt.PX.
Grand buiiding. (2tf)
You will always find the Old
Reliable Kye Specialist at the Red
Cross Drug Store. 50tf)
Miss Mary Uenner was the
guest of her sister at Browns
Valley Sunday.
Miss Meta Lepler spent Sun
day with the And row Anderson
family at Peever.
Clerk of Courts Nelson was at
Cokoto, Minn., on business sev.
era I days this week
l'eter Kastman has recently pur
chased a fine new mahogany piano
from M. K. Crockett.
I For Sale Cheap—Farm, 160 acres
25 miles from Sisseton. Very easy
I terms. One third of crop goes
A daughter was born to r. with land. See C. A. Perkins,
County Commissioner Harry
Grandbois. of White Kock town
ship is enjoying a visit from his
mother. Mrs. N. Grandbois of
Halb rite. Sask.. Canada.
r. and Mrs. Wm. Vollmer
and r. and Mrs. Lloyd Glea
son of Claire City wore in Sisse
ton Friday to take in the circus
and visit at the Cook home.
Bob A rrowsmith and bride ar
rived Saturday to visit at the
Mose A rrowsmith home. Bob
A rrowsmith of I'lumer, N. I),
and Miss Anna Head en of Cros
by, N. D., were married at Mil
bank- Saturday.
The clerics at Stavig Bros.
Department store spent the iith
at Big Stone Lake- Each one
had their basket tilled with the
best the land affords in the way
of eats, and it is needless to say
all had their till ami a jolly time.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Swanson,
accompanied by his brother and
family of Wilniot departed Sun
day for a two months' trip thru
Wisconsin, Northern Minnesota,
North and South Dakota and
Montana. They are making the
trip by auto and carry a full
camping outfit with them.
Taken Up.
Came to my place in Harmon
lwnship. on May '-".I, one brown
heifer, about years old. Owner
ein get same by calling, provinir
property and paying charges.
(1- Henry Pistorius.
I
CORN PRODUCTS REFINING CO.
P. 0. 41 lCl
New York City
Notice to farmers.
We handle the South Dakota
penitentiary twine, have handled
it several years and it has given
a limited amount ordered so get in
your order early, we can save you
moueyion the twine
elevator.
Farmers' Co-operative Societv.
Mrs. Tom Osmnn visited in Mil
bunk this week.
I'',mi! Vogue was at Milhai'.k and
Ortonville Monday.
The County Commissioners are
in session this week.
Vein Carl hern spent the 4th
5th at his old home in Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ay res of Minne"
apolis are guests at the Maldaner
I home this week.
Assessor John Ready of Bossko
Rev. J. II. Irwin and wife de
parted Monday for a month's va
cation at Downington, Pa.
Mrs. John Otto returned Wed
nesday from a months visit with
her parents at Morris, Minn.
Mrs. H.A. Morrill and children
spent Monday and Tuesday at the
Jay Morrill home in Milbank.
Harvey Crosby arrived home
Saturday night from Milwaukee
where he has been studying den
tistry.
Friends of Mrs. John Larrabee
will be pleased to hear that she is
recovei ing rapidly and has left the
hospital.
Miss Nora Babb visited her
grandmother in the Wilniot hospi
tal Monday on her return from the
Milbank celebration.
Before von select your school,
send for the free catalog and speci
al offer of the Sioux Falls Business
College, Sioux Falls, S. D.
the Woulph farm Wednesday
night. All had a line time.
Miss Martha Nelson of Kath
ryn, N. I)., arrived Saturday
morning to spend a lew days
with Miss Laura Stavig.
Misses Gertie Sebion, Clara and
Millie Thorson and Lena Peterson
autoed to Bonanza Park Wed lies
day for a two weeks' outing.
II. L. Allingliam received his
new Kureka Concrete Mixer this
week. This is one of the latest
machines and is recommended by
all cement men.
Miss Kmma Peterson and Louis
Smith of Fergus Falls were the
guests of the formers sister, Mrs.
Herman Waklick the fore part of
the week.
We are handling the Stillwater
machinery and twine. It will pay
any one in need of a binder, mow
er or rake to come and get our
prices before buying.
(3-5) Johnson & Sonstcgaard.
Mrs. Matt Theis and Mrs.
Lawrence Herges and children left
Wednesday for a three weeks' visit
with relatives and friends at Wat
kins, St. Cloud and other Minne
sota points.
A. C. Lowiie has sold his farm to
a party from Brookings County,
and will hold an auction sale July
19th. Mr. Lowrie has not as yet de
cided where he will locate or what
lie will do in the future. He expects
to make a trip out to Seattle soon,
to visit his parents, and mav locate
there. His farm of J4U acres, is)
located six miles south of Sisseton
and sold for $55. per acre, which
is cheap forthis land.
Library Report
The Sisseton Public Library
THE SI SSETON .WEEKLY STANDARD.
and
Wyllvs Morris arrived home
Tuesday night from Ik-loit, Wis.
H. L. S
packman left tor a
business trip to the east Tuesday
Miss Nellie Davis visited White
Rock friends last week.
Mrs. Pearl I.illihridge was a
passenger to Mill).ml Wednesday.
L. S. liahcock, eenustaker, re
ports a population of l.iS7 for Sis
set on.
Mrs Lew Carter left for Osage.
Iowa, Tuesday to visit her mother
and sister.
Let De.\ rment and Brantseg
figure on your painting and pap
or hanging.
The ('.lasier ami
families spent the
11 art ford Bench.
was open for distribution of Saturday at 1:3() o'clock".
books twenty seven days. There
5t)h people made use of the read
ing tables, 1 juvenile books is-
good satisfaction. We have only sued, 100 adult books, 1 Hi juve
nil fiction, 1"»1 adult fiction.
We have added Popular .Me-
Call at the' clianics and the Delinator to the
reading table.
Gertrude Williams,
(3-5) Librarian.
i.ukanitsi'h
•ek end at
Mis. T. of tonvillc wa-
1|r glK st of RT
townsl.il» was a business caller MeCov overSundav.
Sisseton Wednesday. I
Large crowds of Sissvtonites ai
.laughter, Mrs lohn
-i
tended the celebration at Milhank
Mondav and Tuesday.
r. C. Swenson and wife of
Watson, Minn., are guests at the
H. P. Hanson home.
.1. A. Rickert went to Milbank
Tuesday to attend the funeral of
ICiton Jennings of that place.
Mr. and Mrs. I'ales and Mr. and
Mrs. Bronson of St. Paul, returned
to their homes after a short visit at
the McGee home.
Millard Clark and Miss Sadie
Braden of Summit, S- 1)., were
married at the M. E. parsonage
Thursday, lv Rev. Shearer.
.Judge Bouck has rendered the
final decision on the license vote
for Sisseton. The recount shows
1 (i/l for license and 162 against.
Mrs. W. F. Miller returned Fri
day from a five-weeks' visit at
A large crowd attended the
Woulph-Grover wedding dance at I Clear Lake, S. I). and Cambria,
Wis. Her niece from
eompanied her.
Cambria ac-
Miss Helm Wilson returned to
M. Signa Johnson one
her home at Milbank, Saturday, jsoelnmized at the Catholic church
after a three weeks visit at the J. P. here last Wednesday morning,
Croal home. She was accompanied Rev, Father Berg officiating. Both !g
by her cousin V. C. Croal. of these young people are residents
of Lake City, where the groom has
Miss Nina Anderson and Isaac an interest in the Gem Restaurant.
Luthrran.
Sunday School and liible class
at 12.
Luther League at 11:4p. in.
Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening 8 o'clock.
Confirmation class meetsevery
Methodist.
All regular services Sunday and
we cordial invite all who have no
church home in Sisseton to wor
ship with us.
Morning worship at 10:3o.
Sunday School at 11:45.
Iipworth League at 7 p. m.
Evening service at 8.
(Duality determins the choice of
goods of a sensible purchaser. Be
cause:
Quality means fewer purchases,
saving of time and means content
ment in the work of those around
you.
Quality, therefore, means to every
purchaser of goods increase in
wealth.
Our Hardware lines are already
known for their high standard of
quality.
In selecting our line of farm im
plements quality-not price—has
been our aim. To get goods of
Mrs. lohn Spindler of Grant
township died at her home Satur-
Miss Ida Dantd is the new nurse day. Rev. Kiulie had charge
at the hospital, She took the place
of Miss Bue who leaves short!v for
Fargo.
the funeral services
interment was made
view cemetery.
Immediately after the ceremony
they left by auto for the home of
J. Nor
by of Wilniot were mar
ried at the Lutheran parson
age Saturday. They were at- the groom's sister, Mrs. James
tended by Arthur Norb.v of Wi
1- Woolev, where the wedding dinner
mot and Mrs. J. A. Nor by of was served. The bride is one of
Peever. They will lie at home Lake City's most popular young
in Wilniot where the groom is ladies and the best wishes of a host
employed in Jensen's store. of friends go with them. --Vehlen
1
Advance.
ol
KosholL popular young ladies
ind Mr. Kntil Tlivdill a promis- I
ing young man and one of the
live wires of that place were,
married at Sisseton by Justice
Prindiville last Thursday. Mr.
Tliedin is a partner in the garage
at that place and there they will
malte their home We join with
their friends in wishing them
much happiness.
PAY UP!
All users of city water are
hereby notified to pay their water
rent before July 20, 1915, or
water will be shut ofL Water
rent is payable only in advance,
and this rule will be strictly en
forced hereafter.
J. N. Sl'ACKMAN,
Citv Auditor.
Church Notes,
SHOCKED BY SCHOOL PLAY.
Parents of Girls Objcct to Their Ap-
pcarancc In Kimonos.
Objections on the hirt of parents,
who thought I In* "kimono drill" of he
high school girls at the lommeiicement
exercises in Klixabelh. N. a little
(hiring, resulted in :i rebuke from tIn*
principal of the school, .lohn l. Kd
vvuriis. The drill was the feature of a
two part play. "The Itainboat Ki
mono." given by nine girls of the
senior class. The audience objected
to I he appvaniiH-e of ihe girls, who
came out in ttie tirt act with pictnr
esijiie kimonos When these were dis
carded for knickerbockers and sailor
waists the indignation of «he specta
lor increased.
I hiring he intermission Principal
I'M wards spoke to the spectators to
restore order. The principal told them
not to interrupt the performance again.
ml if they were displeased or shocked
lo leave the building In speaking of
the trouble Mr. Kd wards said there
was nothing in the lines or costumes
that was offensive. When he told hose
who were shocked to leave, let declared,
no one accepted his invitation.
CUPID BROKE UP CLUB.
St. Paul Bachelor Girls' Club Is Now a
Name Only.
St. ratil.—The Itadielor Girls' club
of St. Paul danced itself out of exist
ewe the armory, Sixth and Kx
ehange streets, after ten of the origi
nal thirteen members had fallen before
the marksmanship of fan Cupid. It
was the twelfth and last da neu given
by the elub, and at the stroke of 1 a
few mornings ago the last vestige of
the dub as an organization vanished
like Cinderella under the spell of the
fairy.
The club was organized live years
ago, and the members, bound by sol
emn oaths of bachelorhood, remained
intact for a time Cupid battered nt
the ramparts, and one after another of
the members capitulated until five
alone were left. Suddenly two of these
fell, and a double wedding announce
ment carried dismay to the hearts of
the remaining three.
GOODS OF QUALITY
THOMPSON'S HARDWARE
General Hardware Sisseton, S.D.
of
Tuesday and
in the Lake
G. P. Goudie of Marshall County
and well known in Sisseton, was
married to Miss Jvmma Allenberg
at Minneapolis, July 1. They
arrived home Saturday. The Stand
ard extends congratulations.
The marriage of Earl Cooper
to Miss Margaret Kay was solm
nised at the M. E. parsonage,
Saturday,.) uly lie
v. Shearer
tying the nuptial knot. This
couple are well known here the
groom having resided here for
several years and the bride, a
Minneapolis girl, for some
months. Their friends wish I
them joy.
The marriage of Mr. C'ins. For
ry and Miss Hnttie B. Burke was
Co. Att.y. .lorgenson and Sher
iff .lolir. Minder and deputies,
celebrated tin- fall at Claire City
wheie a grand celebration was
pulled off. The boys stumbled
unto a den of blind piggers, and
captured thirty casks of beer
(90 eases also the owners and
brought them to town, beer and
all. They had a hearing yester
day but we are unable to learn
the results. Claire City seems
to lie able to keep in the lime
light pretty well on the booze
stuff', but the officers a re just a
little bit smoother than the pig
gers, consequently they hist
quick.
Legal blanks may be obtained at
the Standard office.
quality, we have picked the best
from different markets and disre
garded single lines with name only.
This is why we sell such goods as
McCormick Haying and Harvesting
Tools, mowers, rakes, stackers,
grain and corn binders. The Inter
national New Clover Leaf, all steel,
low down, manure spreader. Inter
national gas engines. Columbus
farm wagons and trucks. Canton
Diamond gangs and sulkies, and
last but not least the DeLaval cream
separator.
When you need Goods of Quality,
we will talk Quality to you.
BUGGIES
Styles Lo Suit Every
Purse and Person
The Best» Line You Ever Saw
Rickert=Opheim
Co.
w. R. DeArmcnt Olander Brantseg
DeArment & Brantseg
Painters, Decorators
and Paper Hangers
Interior and exterior work of all kind
All work Guaranteed.
????DO YOU NEED ANYTHING IN SIGNS????
Page 5
Frank StauiTer took in the circus
at Milbank Wednesday.
iss Carrie Risdahl spent Mon
day with her brother at Lake City.
Card of Thanks.
In all sincerity I wish to ex
press most heartfelt thanks to
the numerous friends, relatives,
neighbors, and more especially
to the Ladies of the Aid Society
who were so kind to myself and
children in our sudden bereave
ment of wife and mother, for
their assistance and sympathy
and for the abundance of beauti
ful (lowers and tokens of affec
tion
Just Arrived
Andrew O. Tokvik.