Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-11

never can regain Inal.
81 Mrs. r. S. Park left Wednesday
for her home III st. Anthony, ia a.,
having spent a very pleasant visit
in this city with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Gordon Best.
A well defined ruInor IS reported
by Public Opinion that the Rock
Island railroad viii build 4 new
depot in this city in the near fn-
ture. Let the good work go on.
The Beggar's Coin Isl d foreign
tragedy most successfully worked
out in motion pictures and is
sure to hold your attention. Idle
Hour Friday and Saturday.
Frank Craven entertained the
Brotherhood Of the M. E. church
Monday evening when Arthur.
Nietert Of Minneapolis now visit
ing in the city was guest Of honor.
Dr.. and Mrs. D. 7. Walker now
Of Minneapolis, formerly head Of
the business college here, are lin
the city taking in the Grand Lodge
sessions, and greeting their many
friends here.
Charles Freeman of Window
MINI. has obtained a position as tin
ner with the Woodward & Searles
hardware store and will move his
family to this city in the near
future.
The John Goggins will passed
thru probate court Monday and be-.
came part Of the county records.
John and James Goggins ware
appointed administrators Of the
estate.
Or. G. r. Stutenroth Of Redfield,
a former Watertown boy and wife
are in the city attending the Ma
sonic Grand council sessions. They
are guests at the home Of the
doctors uncle, DR.. G. w. Stuten-
roth OF this city.
Cash paid for old iron, rubbers
and metals. S. Taube. l51-2)
The new steamer Stella Mae"
broke from her mornings on the
lake one day last week during a
high wind and drifted ashore.
Luckily she struck on a sandy
beach, and no damage was done to
the boat or her gear.
Children's day has been post
poned one week in the Baptist
church. It was announced that
the day would be observed next Sun
day but it will be held on June
2 o. This will give the children
more time to prepare their parts. /
The Congregational church will
observe children's day next Sum
day. There will be no evening
preaching service, but a children's
day vesper service will be held at
5 o'clock in the afternoon. The
G.E. society will meet as usual at
Z o'clock.
F. C. Kile left for Duluth,
Mimi, last week end to attend the
Grand Council session Of the u. G..
7. now in convention at that city.
He went via Chicago, where he took
in the ball game between Chicago
and Philadelphia, which he says was
a great game. u
On account Of the solicitations Of
a large number Of prominent citi-
zens Fl. A. Hildebrandt has recon-
sidered the matter of resigning
from the craftsmanship Of the
school board, and will again take
the position, provided no one else
turns up for the office. #
H. A. Miller and Miss Othelia
Thorpe were quietly married at the
Baptist parsonage last Friday eve.
ming, Rev. R. L. Palmerton tying
the knot. Mr.. Miller has had
charge of the Watertown Post Card
Co., while Miss Thorpe was also
connected with the same business.
They will make their future home
in this city.
The state coucnil Of the Catholic
order of Forreters convened ID
Pierre Tuesday and the following
officials left from this section to
attend the sessions: j. B. Hanten
state chief ranger; Pat Walsh Of
Henry, secretary John Conley
Chas. Kranz Of Kranzburg and
Henry Hanten and P. J. Writ as
delegates from st. Joseph court
No I'll. ii
H A. Miller is erecting an air
dome motion picture theatre on the
lot south Of the Cozy Home furni-
ture store, which will be opened for
business Monday. The building
will have seating capacity Of
about 500. The roof will be a.
patch Of blue sky. hut Mr. Miller