Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-09-25


Hit interesting Later We will pub.
i iish the music Of the waltz, played
i in the opera from which the story
4 is taken. 5sSE 81
Miss Bernice Bailey, who taught
last vera ia this cid, has obtained
g position ii the public schools 1T
Sioux Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. w A. Christ, Re-
Isiding north Of the city. are rejoic-
ling ia the arrival Of i fine baby
boy.
Fred B. Smith and il. e KneedyI
Of the Dakota Mutual are out i'll i'll
| the interests Of their company la
the southern part Of the state.
Louis Boswell who for some
time past has been playing Glars;
met in the Fourth Regiment
Band, left Monday for Minot,
al, where he expects to be for
some time.
The condition OF James Me-
|Claren, who is suffering from can
Ger Of the stomach, is very serious
and little hope is entertained Of.
his recovery. The sick man is 30
years old and isone Of the first
settlers Of this county
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Dodge who
have been camping att the Ransom
cottage at the lake for the past
month, have broken camp. After
9 short visit with friends at Candy,
MINI. and Tracy, they will return
to their home at Minneapol Id.
Tuesday Afternoon at $3.50 at the
home of the groom's mother, Mrs.
Sarah Hoff, occurred the marriage
Of Mrs. Maude Vaux-N ichols and
E. A. Hoff. Both young people
have many friends here who wish
them happ iness.
g. G. Barr & Son are both III
Minneapolis making arrangements
for the state agency of the 3. M r.
auto. They will endeavor to OBJ
tain a sample machine i'll the city,,
and make the trip home overland
| in the machine
The peaceful quiet Of Yahota was
broken the other day by alteration
between two parties, Sim O lson and
Frank Mingen, who appeared be-
fore the municipal court Monday.
Sim Olson swore out a warrant for
lzMingen's arrest for assault, which
!, was admitted and a fine of $40 was
imposed and paid.
Parely E. Butterworth of Frank
Hin, Ida, and w. d. Morreil Of
Wyoming, representatives. Of the
church of the latter day saints,
commonly known as Morlnons, will
Ibe in the city Saturday and Sunday
and will hold meetings on the
street at3:30 and 77:30 each day.
The Brookings county fair has
been big success this year. Many
WATERFOWL people availed them-
selves Of the opportunity and vis-
tied the fair. The exhibits were
very good, and the attractions
were of a high order including
high diving dog and balloon ascen-
lsions.
Woodward & Searles have just
received splendid assortment Of
new granite wear. See the
Crown " granite wear, a fine as
sortment Of which is displayed in
the window at Soc each. Includes
coffee pots, pans, kettles and such
like. Splendid value. Only Soc.
sTurn that wrapping paper
the other side out ','said lady in
a dry goods store this morning as
the proprietor was putting up her
purchase in a printed wrapping pa
per. / don't want to be a walking
advertisement to your store. j read
4 the papers as all intelligent people
ought to do, and | think in them
4 the place to advertise your bust
ness. Instead of asking your Gus
toners to carry your sign around
with each purchase Of goods,g go and
i tell people thru the newspapers
4 what you have to sell and how you
4 sell it,
The corner stone of the new
/ Christian Science church in this
lefty was laid with very simple and
unobtrusive ceremony Wednesday
4 morning at 1870. A short service
was read, consisting of readings
from the bible and Mrs. Eddy text
4 book. Those present We're the read
4 ers Of the church, the trustees and
members of the board Of directors,
and some Of the members Of the
church. The material is now on
hand and the work of construction
Twill be pusehd on. It is expected