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Mrs. Barnev Canfield lei't Yes-

era! hogs; thousands of tons of hay were burned, besides which many farmers came near losing their homes because of the or­nate cussedness or criminal care­lessness of a man, who, when every thing-is as dry as tinder, set out a fire.

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Oie Torgerson came into town yesterday with a couple of opaque optics and swore out a warrant for the arrest, of Knute Velt'rin and his son, charging

> e c a i T Y i l 1 1 i U o f s o f r c o a l i i u r t ; c ; s F r o m $ 6 . 5 0 tl !

terday morning fur Sioux City, Iowa, in response to a telegram them with assault and battery, announcing the serious illness of | «. v #

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Cards are out for the wedding of Miss Inga Strand, of Good Will, to Mr. Halvor 0. Eollag,

(I r a ndpa" - accompanied his| ( )f Sisseton. and the wedding daughter. Mrs. Pierce Egan and j will " occur at the home of the

s : o y e i s s o l d a t 1 a - • r y e a r s p n c eduction of IT) per cent of this year's

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that grandchild, to Tagus, N. 1). last Thursday.

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A large audience greeted the Appollo (Quintette and Bell Ring­ers, at the opera house Monday nigth. This was the first num-

bride's father, Mr. T. 0. Strand on Saturday, October 26th. The bride-to-be is one of the popular young ladies of Good Will, well known in Sisseton and the pros­pective groom is a prominent young bn- : a ,f the city,

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THOS, THOMPSON

ber on the lector" c -.rse and was n.r.v as*., dated with the l 'eever highly appreciated. • Mercantile Co.

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mean cuss but did not realize j | just h iw contemptible he really , 'was until we read the official j c •ndernnati )ii of him in (lover-j ment Bulletin Xo. 297.

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i t ;s \ ' I i v .-r. Reaper. H iv i\a . 'i . '"re.i n Separator n-> i - w'i i ' -n ichinery you are usiiv?. t 'v i^st is the chea])--'Si. \n 1 the best farmer wants it. Come in an 1 iet-us make you prices. . . . . . . .

A. W. TOWER Sisseton, S. D.

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Tlireshinx is aboit done in this neck o' the woods.

M'ss. Eana Thompson is an arrival here from Green Lake,

i » o » Wisconsin to visit Mrs. Johnson. Say. girls, are you after one of j | ) r_ Sverreof Sisseton was

those handsome prizes given j C lne i l ;vi , , , lay in consultation away in the STANDAUD voting |wi lh 1 ) r Mor ; ) ;1 i n a case 0f

:contest'. ' This is a game twenty ! jyj r s_ J,>bnsun. i can play as well as one. There jare no blanks and everyone gets.

Mrs. L Jo!i u >n a' ' i > l i is been

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j premium list of this paper, '/Every prize is worth working 'u : s ' xv ' l for.

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| Prof. Sayles. was in the city yesterday and sa>s the Indian office at Washington has author ized the expenditure of $3000 to seton is. th" teacher.

,$ 1000 fur repairs at the govern- , Miss .1 -sephine Glenlsinger is I ment school at Sisseton Agency t le |>opular candidate for the C'-nsisting of heating and plumb- j STANDARD piano oonlest, in this

j ing. sanitan bath, nfc :W j locality and the way the votes 'sewerage and water .system, re- | an . ( . , »i n i i , .^ her way isn't so slow, i modeling bo,>s i:>iinitoi\ ano Everybody hustle and do not for-

her sjieedy recovery.

Editor Ti-okstad and wife have the sympathy of all in the loss

infant child w n died T'u funeral was held

Wednesday.

School in d :si.rict No 2 is pro­gressing finely. There are al-readly 32 scholars enrolled. Miss Hylda Hanphner, of Sis-

I I-I. SNVPKI; C. 0. DALE

SISSETON PRODUCE CO. S N Y D E R & D A L E , Proprietors.

Buys and Sells All Kinds of Produce

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and pays the highest market price therefor

BUTTER, EGGS, CHICKENS G E E S E , T U R K E Y S . P E L T S F U R S , P E L T S , E T C . .

If you have anything to sell in this line it will pay you to call onus. We also buy old iron, copper and rubber

Sisseton Produce Co, - - - Sisseton, S. D.

Shoes Furn ish ing ^ o o ( | > lint-, caps, n ' l o v o a m i

m i t t e n s f o r M e n a n d B o y s a t

p r i c e s t h a t a r c e x c e p t i o i i l y l o \ v .

I f y o n , a r c n o t f a m i l i a r w i t h t h i s f a c t , s t o p i n a t y o u r f i r s t

opportunity Hud he coiivjneed .

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I n i y a n d s e l 1 f o r c a s h , o n l y ,

w h i c h m e a n s a s a v i n g t w o w a y s ,

b u y i n g f o r s p o t c a > h i ^ ' i v e s u s

the advantage of getting goods v e r y c l o s e , a n d s e l l i n g f o r c a s h w e c a n a f f o r d t o t a k e a s m a l l p r o f i t . T h i s m e a n s a b o u t o n e f o r t h o f f p r i c e s a v e d t o y o u . T h e r e a r e d o l l a r s w a i t i n g f o r y o u h e r e , s i r . c o m e i n a n d g e t t h e m , a n d y o u w i l l g e t s o m e o f t h e m w i t h e v e r y p u r c h a s e y o u m a k e , c o n s i d e r t h e s e i n -i n d u c e m e n t s .

interior of school building, new laundry fixtures and other need- store coupons.

get to have your friends get

ed repairs, all of which are greatly needed, and when finish­ed will bring th j school up to the front rank and will be a great improvement and con­v e n i e n c e . T h e A b e r d e e n Plumbing and Heating Company there, have the contract for installing the new fixtures and work will be pushed to completion as fast as possible.

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in the Racket Store and see the large assortment of fan­cy dishe.t.

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A prairie fire got started Mon­day, during the gale of wind, in the hills west of

Coupons for STANDARD piano contest can be obtained at the PeeverMercantile Co.. The Pal­ace Drugstore , A. B. Matthews and A. W. Tower, Sissieton, Ask for them when you trade

W I I K X Y O I " C O M K I X K I S S H T O X

COII IC ID Tin* IJoserval ion Stat«

There's a warm welcome and a plesant reception awaiting you. This bank will receive your deposits and if you are a customer, it will help you in

Wilmot and everY possible way. All of it

and all of its knowledge is at the service of its customers.

Make our Banking house your headquarters when you are in

S u i t s f < inner price n o w 4 t

LADIES. MISSES & CHILDREN'S

C O A T S ! The Largest Assortment in town. Call ami ^sec them. Our prices are the Lowest.1

BURNS & WOLFF

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Mens .Bants former price $2.00 now " $4.00 (V $5.(X) "

Boys $5.00 2 piece suits ' " $3.50 2 11 11 "

Mens $2.50 work shoes Boys $1,50 shoes

swept down across the coun- experience, all of its resources, try southwest of that village devouring everything before it. Nearly the whole male population of Wilmot ̂ turned [out to fight the fire^ands/ it t-was only after Sisseton. several hours of hard work that the fire was got under control. The^buildingson Fred Eastman's l 'arm'&werejfdestroyed: another farmer lost a hog house and sev-

L J. ONSTAD , Cashier.

G O L D E N R U L E E Y E A N D E A R H O S P I T A L .

CHICAGO. An exjiert ' :vi F- JIC c-1 a I is 1 ol this liiKtiCJtion visits Sisse'on ..-very two mcntlis. Glansee titled stud I'irniOiOil. Sutisf.-.ction puarar:. K'Ofl.*"'

Warrant Call. All Sisseton township war­

rants up to and including Regis-| ter No. 89 are hereby called for

payment, interest ceasing at this date.

.October 25th, 1907. (2t) M . E RNSTER, Treas.

Phil. Calmenson, Proprietor

Next to Thompson's Hardware Store SISSETON

Farmers! Get Spieker's Home made Harness

They Teost |'a little more than the

Made and sold by ' JOHN SPICKER SISSETON, S.ID.