Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-04-30

Father G, Meara spent Friday
last at Clear Lake visiting with
friends.
On Tuesday April 20 q fine baby
boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. G.. 81
Beardsley .Jr.
The interior Of the Skinner res
taurant has been decorated and is
adecided improvement.
Miss E. 4. Crosby is home again
from her visit with friends and se-.
latives in Wisconsin.
Mrs. Carl Nerhaugen is back at
her work at the. Idle Hour after a
weeks vacation spent at Grand
Fork S, m %.
The Chess club held a very in.
teresting session at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Noodle last
Friday evening.
Chris Flugem has returned from
Minneapolis and has again taken
up position with Dutfner's drug
store. s5. 5553S3.
Roy Ebert, linotype operator at
the Daily Public Opinion, has COM
menced the erection Of neat cot
tage in the east part of the city.
RI. Hardy left Friday last for
Chicago where he will spend a few
days on business in the interests Of.
the Blue Bell medicine company.
C.M. Kranz and Dave Whooley
have been appointed delegates from
the local lodge K of Cto attend
the big convention to be held May
10th in the Black Hills.
G. w. Larson. foreman Of the
JOB printing department Of the Pub
lie Opinion has commenced the
erection of a modern cottage on his
lot in the south part Of the city.
Work has been resumed on the
|stonework of the federal building
and will be pushed forward as
quickly as possible. With good
weather favorable progress ought
to be made. d
Judging from the number of fine
young colts we see around town
sired by Dug b. Doc Fischer's
stallion, that horse must be all
right. He is certainly there with
the goods, all right.
At Sioux Falls last Wednesday
occurred the marriage of Miss Mol
Lie Riley, daughter Of alr and Mrs.
Patrick Riley OF that city, and Dr..
RI w. Mullen Of Florence, one of
the popular young professional
men Of Codington count
! Last Wednesday Miss Matte Al
lien, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
/ M. Allen of this city, was married
to George Reeves at Fort Pierre,
lis. D. The happy couple will make
their future home at Phillip, SD,
where Mr. Reeves is engaged in the
lumber business.
VIM. McKool reports an enor.
nous business at his store last Sat.
urday. Besides doing record
breaking business along all lines,
last Saturday he sold fifty punches
4 Of bananas. That's certainly going
some. Anyone who wants some
big bargains in groceries CAM
afford to overlook McKool's ad this
week. His news is always money
making news.
4 Last Friday party Of officials
lof the Rock Island road visited
4 this city on a tour Of inspection.
Mr.. Wilson. division superintend.
ent, who was one Of the party,
stated that it was probable that
before very long his road would
erect a new depot in this city, but
did not give any particulars as tc
ldate. but gave the impression that
lit would be in the near future.
At the business meeting Of the
Fourth Infantry band held last
Thursday evening, Leonard ". Sns-
der was elected business manager
lof the organization. There were
two other names submitted for the
office. Frank W.Lyon and Wright
Tarbell The voting was as fol-
lows Snyder 6, Tarbell "A Lyon 2.
Jerry Kelly was elected assistant
manager and Raymond Lee, secre-
| tary and treasurer.
The thieves who broke into a
box car and robbed Robert
10 'Hern,s section crew on the
Northwestern couple of weeks
ago have not been apprehended as
yet. They stole a lot Of clothing,
some money and everything they
could get their hands on. Super
lsintendent 0'Hern says his crew
are Bulgarians and have not been
lin this pnuntry wear vet ht1f ft,ev