Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-28

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Rsdfeld Jonlrnsl-Observer Mrs.
Earl Hassell and Two children LEFT TORI
Watettown Sunday evening where
Mrs HASKELL win visit relatives and
attend the astata meeting Of Odd Fell
ana Rebekahs there tliisweek.
Il. ID Fish. Mrs. H. y. Arms andI
Miss Ethel Hopkins lsft the fore part
of the week for Watertown on the
same mission.
q. e. Gray invites you to corleto his
new studio and him next week.
Come next week. sure. for L youI
come next week. he knows you Will
Ike ii SO we'll you'll keep on comingl
and finally he'll set 4 chance to hitl
your phiz with his camera BY the
way, his camera equipment IL thsl
best that can be bought. It's a|
pleasure to be hit with 1t.
Hayti Herald: G. g. Gray had q
busy day here Saturday. the
way, he tells us he has lust changed
the location Of his studio 81 Water
town, to the second door Of the Duff
finer drug store building. These ap
artments are large and handsome
and Mr.. Gray Is said to have the best
studio In the northwest. both as TO
room and equipment.
Frank Bennett was called to Seat
tie. Wash, last Wednesday by q wire
saying that his mother was very low.
He took the first and fastest train run
ming there, but word has been receiv-
ed from him that he arrived Just an
hour too late to 3 her alive. Every
one OF our readers will earnestly SYM
pathize with Mr.. Bennett In his be-
reavement. Mrs. Bennett, we under
stand, was living there with another
son.
Announcement is made that the Da-
kota Securities Company has complet
ed arrangements whereby a good-siz-
ed brick building will at onc be err
ected on the lots just west OF the new
John Noodle dry goods store on Kemp
avenue. which has been secured on a
ten-year lease by the large Wentworth
s. and 1O-cent people for n Of their
celebrated chain OF stores. The build
ing win be A7xsO feet, two stories and
basement.
The friends of Mr.. Arba Hess were
surprised Saturday when the young
man dropped into town carrying q
young bride along with him in the.
person Of Miss Vera Yockey, we'll
known here, being the sister Of Mrs
e. b. Simpson. They will make their
future home here, Mr.. Hess having ac-
cepted a position in the Hess & Raui
establishment. Their many friends
will welcome them back to Water
town.
The Vermillion Republican has Just
Installed q new Linotype. Linotypes
and 1ntertypes are getting SO cheap
now that almost any good weekly
paper can afford to put them INN
fact, q lot OF, weekly papers could
hardly afford to do without a typeset-
ting machine. The Republican Is all
around the best weekly paper pub
lished in South Dakota, at least, it
has that reputation among the news
paper boys, and they are usually pref
ty good Judges OF a newspaper.
Argus Leader: And now come the
Methodists of WATERFOWL who an
nounce plans for a new $4,000 church
which will equal the Methodist church
at either Mitchell or Sioux Falls. Ger
tainly no state In the union with
similar population has spent SO much
money in the last FIVE years for fine
church and school buildings as has
been expended in South Dakota.
Sioux Falls has done her full share for
In the last six or seven years, this
city has expended nearly a third Of
a million dollars In the building and
equipment of new churches.
In the Pasadena, California, News
we note that Mr.. A. ] Morris is about
to sever his connection with the bank
there with which he has been associ-
ated, and win enter other lines Of
business. He will be remembered as
a former Watertown boy, Archibald,
a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. ". d. Morris.
In association with Mr.. ]. H. Boge,
another retiring bank officer, he was
given a w~eIl-wishing party at the An
Mandate Country club. at which thir-
ty-ive were present, being direstors
and employed officers Of the First
National Bank and the Pasadena Say
ings and Trust Company. The item
fails to state what lines Of business
the two gentlemen are to enter.