Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-20
LOAL NEWS
Golden Eagle for clothes.

Nothing but the best attractions
are given at the Idle Hour.
Frank Mahara's famous colored
MINISTRIES will be the attraction at
the Grand Thanksgiving eve.
Theatre parties will be the thing
in WatertoWn this winter. Val
can accommodate. them at the Idle
Hour
If you buy a suit at the Golden
Eagle will surely get your moneys
worth.
The best investment you can
make is to spend ten cents to see
an Idle Hour performance
Chester Ecker, who helps run the
News, has been having a spell of
sickness and has been off several
days. He expects TO be around
again in a few days.
Do you know Val. He is run
ming the Idle Hour. The theatre
that gives the best performances
for the least money.
Golden Eagle quality bears the
seal of satisfaction and your mon
ey's worth. Quality clothes at
right prices.
Comedy, tragedy and a variety
of good things make up the per-
formances at the Idle Hour.
You can't afford to miss the bar
gains in winter suits and coats at
the Golden Eagle.
Charles Boardman, formerly of
this city, but now of Minneapolis is
here on as short visit with his
mother Mrs. Gertrude Boardman.
Charley is travelling for post card
firm in Minneapolis, and expects
to make Watertown his headuuar-
tiers this winter.
The standard of performances at
the Idle Hour will be kept up to
a high level. Nothing is too good
for Watertown people, says Val.
Don't forget the daily matinee
at the Idle Hour, 2::3O p. m.
Adults 10c. Children c.
The sophomores of the high
school entertained the juniors and
seniors at a dance last Friday eve
ming. The affair was held in the
K P hall. A most enjoyable time
was spent.
For Sale-Lady's writing desk in
dark oak. A bargain. Enquire
504 e. Kemp ave. 22tf.
Wanted to Purchase. Small
typewriter desk. Enquire this
office. (22-23)
John Brock of Sparta, Wis.
was in the city Tuesday attending
to his business interests here.
The Elks will give dance next
Monday evening. This will be the
first Elks' social event of the sea-
son. Halstead's orchestra will
furnish the music. 7
Letha, the six months old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Clark
of this city, died at the home of
her parents Monday morning last.
The funeral was held Tuesday
afternoon.
. Mrs. A. B. kiee of Dubuque,
la. lis in the city visiting her friend
Miss Hannah johnson.
For Rents room cottage 6l5 e.
Kemp ave. Enquire at this Office
or Chas. Pardau, 2 miles north of
city. (22-23)
Next Saturday Ainsworth Music
Co. of this city will begin a car
load piano sale and exhibition such
as has never been held in this city
before. Exhibits and illustrations
Twill be shown tracing the construc-
Ition of piano thruout. From the
forests Of Africa to your home,
describing fully every detail Of the
trip. Lectures will be given, and
an expert will be on hand all the
time to explain the various exhib-
Its. Piano owners and prospective
piano buyers will have an opportu.
Unity such as they have never had
before of getting information
1 about pianos and their construc.
tion. The exhibit and sale will
commence Saturd day and last one
1 week only.
The County Chairman which
Eplayed at the Grand last Saturday
i evening was und oubtedly the bes
Theatrical prod ction ever Witnes-
sed in Watertown for years. This
company played here under a guar.
antee and while the house seemed
4 fairly we'll filled we understand