Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-03-19
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Geo. Cook returned home last
week from an extended visit with
Relatives and friends in Canada.
@ Mrs. w. B. Ryalls is spending a
short time visiting with relatives
and friends at Troy. &
w. B. Cough Candy IA sparkling
sugar coated lump Of quick relief.
Sold everywhere. Sc the package.
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1 DR.. Freeburg entertained a small
party of friends last Thursday
evening in celebration of his thir-
ty-third birthday.
Hon. !. G. Allison and family Of
White, Sd, are visiting at the
home of DIR. and Mrs. IA. NJ. Work
of this city.
Mrs. E. p, Davis returned Friday
evening last from her visit to Wis
consin and Illinois points, report
ing pleasant time.
Z. Berner is home from Hot
Springs, Ark, where he has been
for several weeks taking treatment
for the rheumatism.
E. P. Troeh received two live
mink from the country last Satur-
day. Ed is paying good price
for live mink.
Last Wednesday evening a fine
bouncing baby girl arrived at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ger
hard Of this city. John is wear.
ing an eradicable smile.
Miss Clara Shupe entertained
her Sunday school class at her.
home on the north side last We'd.
nesday evening. A delightful time
was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Case left
Saturday last for Brooklyn and
New York City where they will.
spend a month visiting with their
daughter Berenice, who is study
ing music there. Ri
Miss Bernadine Harris has re-
turned from Princeton, Ill. where
she has been visiting with her par
ents. She has resumed her posi-
ton as music instructor in the
public schools. 3.:
The Blue Bell Medicine Com
pany sent out a whole drayload.
of mail last Friday. This is the
largest load of mail matter ever
taken to the Watertown postoffice
at any one time.
Art thou worn and hard beset
By sorrows that thou wouldst for
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Go to the Idle Hour, no woe
Obscures the pictures at this show.
One of the most beautiful con-
vincing and powerful sermons ever
depicted is the Salvation Army
Las" shown at the Idle Hour on,
Friday and Saturday. Il portrays
real life and real people. a
3. P. Stacy, head of the Stacy.
wholesale fruit houses, died at
his home in Minneapolis Thursday
afternoon last, at the age Of ~
years. The local house was closed
Saturday afternoon, at which time
the funeral was held.
About forty men interested in.
the formation of a Y. M. G. a..
in this city gathered in the Congre-
5gational church last Sunday after
noon, and listened to short talks by
local men in favor Of the proposi-.
ton. 3s5538
VIM. Martin, the horse sheer,
the is first smith in the city to-
purchase an electric horse clipper.
Mr.. Martin has had many years ex-
:perience at the horse clipping bus
mess and guarantees satisfaction.
or your money back
G. Il. Thompson has leased the
NorthWes hotel and will prob
ably discontinue the automobile.
livery business. Mr.. Thompson IS
g good business man and with his
manners ought to make a
success of the hotel business.
Jack Wygaard who sells candy,
for the Ward Bros. Company at
Aberdeen spent Sunday in Water
town with his family Jack Just
returned from a trip west off the
Missouri river where he sold more
Ward candy than an eight mule
team could draw.
DR.. G. r Jones has divided his.
office off into two parts, one being
used as an Office, the other being
divided into two extra rooms for;
use Of patients DR.. Jones grow
ing practice compels him to pro-
ida moro o f.f,y,,y,, Al