Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-02-28

Miss Frey returned Sunday last
\ from the twin cities where she has
4 been buying for the epring and
[suiilnler trade. 4 l.. +
n iss Leota Dickinson Of Mankato
came UP last Friday to spend 4 day
/ here With friends. She returned:
the day following, b
Miss Florence Dickinson u Z
hostess to the Mystic Circle THURS
day afternoon last. a pleasant 30.
cial time was spent.
Juan Heck has left for Sheboy.
gan, Wis, where he will make his
future home. His many Sriends
wish hsta every success.
Don't fail TO hear Hon. j. N. Law
son at the Grand opera house Fri.
,1 day evening. He will speak ON the
political issues Of the day.
A.sa e. Hayworth, who has been
spending several days in this CITY
L ts-a.
with friends, has been called home
on account Of the sickness 81 his
wife.
John Gerhart has been under the
we weather II. 1.s for several days past with
an attack Of throat trouble. He ia. !.
I'M proving, however, and hopes to
be about soon.
lyon Yonson" proved to be one Of
the the most q, successful comedies ever
written and "Tilly Olson, is said to
be even better than "Yon Yonson. =
At the Grand March 2.
One of the most amusing and
diverting comedies of the season is
the clever Swedish dialect drama
"Tiliy Olson" if all reports are to be
believed. It will be seen in this
city at the Grand March 6.
Mrs. Chas. w. Grain, who has been
visiting for some time at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Paul Schmidt,
returned last week to her home in
Marengo, N. D. t5
L. E. Brickejl Jr., is around again,
looking little paler, but still in.
the rings He is rapidly improving
and expects to soon be in his usual
buoyBht health. 4.
| The Watertown Harness Company,
which went into bankruptcy a.
couple Of months ago, will again
resume business at the old stand
on Midway on Saturday,;the Goth.
E. A. Wilson will handle home
grown trees again this spring. Get
your orders in early. He makes
good every tree that doesn't grow.
| 3. 34tf5
Mrs. Elizabeth Hovelberger, who
recently attempted to commit sui
eide by swallowing the contents Of
a blu1ng bottle, has been adiudged
insane and will be sent to the state
asylum at Yankton.
1 .
The Saturday News office has
been all torn up this week INSTALL
ing our new two revolution press,
which by the way, is one of the
largest and most modern in the
state. 55s7
South Dakota has the lowest
death rate of any state in the union,
it being only 9.4 per Thousand No
other state shows less than 12, and
some go even as 1igi, as 10 per!
Thousand.
5s Mrs. Fred Kile, who has been
teaching school east of this city,
has left on P visit to DesMoines, Ia.
and other points. The school has
been closed on account of sickness.
among the pupils.
Mrs. Emeline Ferris of Custer
county, Nebraska, arrived here
Tuesday evening to visit her sister,
Mrs. n. a. Sweeney, whom she has
not seen for twenty eight years.
She will also visit at the homes of
her brother-in-law, F. D. Best, and
nephews, T. F. Best and w. H. Best,
of this city.
Gen. NJ. w. Sheafe is being prom
inently mentioned by the papers
turnout the state as democratic
candidate for governor. It will be
hard for the democrats to find bet
ter material than the worthy gen
eral, and If he is nominated the re
publican candidate had better look
out for his laureis, or he Is liable to
lose them. Vi