Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-04-24
local I happenings.

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and alleys burn up all rubbish and!
clean things up slick. The league
will get you if you don't.
Or. u @. Hill leaves this week for
Cleveland, as q delegate to the
meeting Of the American Fedora
5tionof Medical boards, which will
be held in that city soon. From
there he will go east to do work iii
the eye and ear ospitals, and will
return to Chicago IN time to attend
the meeting Of tie American Medi.
cal associa ation, returning home.
about June 10th. His Office will be
.closed until that time. Mrs. Hill
win go east in about a week, and
will join the doctor later.
After a hard da "a work in the
Office, at the factory, behind the
counter or wherever II may be,
what can be more refreshing and
3restful than q hearty wholesome
laugh. One forgets his or her
troubles and worries. If you care
foran evening Of pure, clean and
refined entertainment, you should
not overlook seeing that funny.
good-natured swede, Comedian
Carl Carlson as the Prince of
Sweden at the Grand Saturday,
April 25th. 33
III. Sluman has settled his diff
ference with J. 3. Judge in the mat.
ter of the trade of an Anes restau-i
rant for farm in this county. Mr..
sSluman's contention was that the
restaurant failed to fill the expecta-
tons raised by Mr.. Judges descrip-
tions Of it when the trade was made
The case was tried at Dee Moines,
and after part hearing the matter
was settled by mutual consent Of
the parties. The trade IL now OF,
and Mr.. Sluman has his land again,
and some experience that may
prove useful in the future. s3
T. N. Tyler. a travelling man
from the east, had somewhat an.
noying experience in this city.
Some years ago man of the same
name registered at the Arcade and
left without paying hia bill. Mr.
Tyler was taken to- be the same
party, and spent Monday right and
part of Tuesday In the county jail
as a consequence. Mr.. Tyler, how
ever, established the fact that he
was in Detroit, Mich. at the time
he was supposed to have jumped
his board bill here. AS soon as
this fact was 3estab blished the unfor-
tunate gentleman was setatliberty.
The benefit performance ali the
Orpheum this Friday evening bids
fair to be one of the finest entertain
ments ever given in this city, and
the Civic league is to be congratu-
lated on the splendid show Of tai
ent. Mr.. Nicol has been persuaded
to give one of his Scottish sword
dances, which is something not
often seen here, and Mr.. Nicol 5is a
master in the art. Mr.. Mat Grieves
will contribute clarinet solo, and
he is an artist in the handling Of
this instrument. There are other
things too numerous to mention.
besides an excellent high class
vaudeville repertoire.
TIE school board met last week
in the superintendent's Office. ii
was arranged to hold the COM
mencement exercises on Tuesday
and Thursday, May 2e and %. The
class play. aThe College widow
will be given The first night, and
the commencement proper will be
held on the second, when Nm ad
dress Will be made BY Prof. Trittien
Of ..Vermillion and the diplomas
presented. The matter Of the school
piano was decided by the accept
ance Of Mr.. Ainsworth's offer of a
large Krell- French piano for 8125
and the old instrument. Miss Mary
UIine was elected to occupy the
chair of German and English
which was established at the last
meeting of the board Miss Uline
is a graduate of Oberlin, and is
said TO be good teacher. Owing
to the recent change in administra-
ton 1t was necessary to elect a new
d.catcher,. and Chief Keegan
was elected to that onerous posi-
ton. sses
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