Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-27

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Mayor j. w. Martin left Friday
morning for Chicago and other cas-
tern points on short business trip.
The funeral Of the baby of Mr.
and Mrs. ]. H. Conley, born last.
Wednesday, occurred Thursday af-
ternoon from the residence.
-Four olive oil is as sweet as
cream. Try it. Bentson's Drug
store.
F Mrs. G. W. Cady left Thursday
evening for St. James, Mimi,
where she willvisitaor a short time
with friends.
Matinee at the Idle Hour $3.50 T. z.
M. daily except Sunday. Adults
l0c, children Sc.
The Grand Opera house is put
ting in another fire escape on the.
south wall of the building, afford.
| ing another exit from the balcony.
Mrs. A. H. Duryee is in Iowa city
Ia. at the bedside Of her mother,
in-law who is very i'll and hardly
expected to live.
DR.. R. S, Hart of Hazel was in
the city the first Of the week on
business, and visited with his
friend DR.. Freeburg of this city,
Make sure Of pure soaps by se-:
lecting from our splendid assort-
ment. Bentson's drug store.
Some people make good; others
make failures. Val leads in the
make good' class and the Idle
Hour maintains that standard.
Many man wants more vim in
his home paper, when at the same
time he is carrying a few dollars
worth of its vim in his pocket.
Frank Ford, agent for Melham
bros. Lumber Co. at Florence,
was in the city several days last
week, being called as one of the
witnesses in the Bond murder case.
Fred Popple, who is employed as
foreman at the Star Laundry, will
spend Thanksgiving with his par
ents at Fairmont, Mimi, leaving
Sunday morning on his trip.
SPECIAL THANKGIVING DAY
MATINEE at the Idle Hour 4:3O
P. M. @>1.
Some of our business men who
set up a terrible howl about people
sending orders todepartment stores
have all their stationery printed
away from home to save five cents.
Consistency thou art a jewel Z
Guy DeShon has been appointed
camp deputy for the local Wood.
man lodge, and will endeavor to
still further increase the success
and efficiency of that order in this
city.
1.-THE PARDON, = one of the
strongest human interest stories
ever created will be shown at the
Idle Hour Wednesday and Thursday
of this week.
Consistency is feature of The
policy pursued by Val in conduct
ing the Idle Hour. He has stand
s ing order for the best attraction
and when they appear the Idl,
Hour usually gets them far in ad
vance Of the eastern cities.
Geo. E. Tuck, formerly of thi
4 city, now of Minneapolis, writes u
to the effect that he is now man
Eager Of the Black Manufacturer,
Co. of 81 Third ave. S., ard tina
he will be glad to have old friend
SD look him up when in the cities.
n Geo. III. Jenewein, former resi-
dent Of this city, writes us fror
Lewellen, Neb., where he is nov
4 located, renewing his subscriptio
4 : to the News for three years, takin
4 advantage Of the old dollar rate
Mr.. Jenewein evidently appreci
ates the fact that he is getting
good thing.
S. *. Way was in this Office til
other day and stated that since b
q had commenced advertising in til
III News West Watertown lots ha
been selling like hot cakes. That
what they all{say. It takes New
ad, well written, to move things
Next.
The high school foot ball team
putting in some hard licks undo
e the coaching Of Chester X. Snyde,
,sI preparatory to the game with Hi
ron Thanksgiving day. Chef
coached the 'O6 football team, an
under his training the boys al
@ hopeful Of Wrestling victory fro
the Huron team
= Hon. Wilbur S. Glass has Al