Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-17
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this paper.
The Christmas cantata, .The Star
Of the East which is to be rendered
by the choir of the First Methodist
church in the Metropolitan opera
house. Sunday evening, December 20.1
promises to be one Of the best num-
bers eyer given by the choir. The
chorus consists of So voices and is
under the direction OF Miss Grace w.
Cooper. 26-27
III. IA. Hildebrant and III. Al. Wag-I
attended the meeting OF the state
central committees at Pierre last
week, one as a representative of the
republican party In Codington and the
other as representative Of the demo-
Gratis. The committee, after discuss
Ing various phases of the Richards
law, reached the conclusion that, In
view of the conflicting opinions re-
garding the sections of the law relat-
ing TO recommendations by the com,
mittee for appointment by the COVER
or and by federal authorities, that iti
would make no Recommendations at
all, thus leaving The matter entirely
in the hands of the appointing pow
ers.
For Sale-I have one Az H. F. Fair
banks and Morse gas engine. Will
sell for $4,000. Can be seen running
any day in my shop. ]. H. Algard.
27tf
Fire Chief William Mclaughlin has
issued a notice cautioning people
about holiday fires, particularly with
reference to Christmas trees, much
Of the material used in connection
with which is of a tiimsy and infam-
mable character.
Among the very best. The popular
Beaufort Hotel of Minneapolis. Up-
to-date; good service. Popular prices
and most centrally located. ADV. 27-28
The local branch Of the Salvation
Army is busy with the Christmas eff
fort to bring cheer to the needy Of
the city. The hall will be open to
receive donations, food and clothing.
An entertainment is being arranged
ss,hen a tree will be decorated forsthe
kiddies. Over a hundred will be Civ
en- candy and toys. The general pub
lie is invited to help in this worthy
cause.
Ever tried a coffee machine? For
a breakfast cup nothing surpasses it.
Nelson & Reed have a full supply. ~
DR.. III. NJ. Finnerud, superintendent
sent out a notice with reference to
quarantine regulations concerning
small pox, a trace of which appears
to be in the vicinity. DR.. Finnerud
incorporates the warning issued by
1.-THE state board of health. All ply
sicians are obliged to report immedt-
ately to the health board all cases Of
the epidemic which come under their
4 notice. IA large placard must be
posted on the house wherein a small
pox patient is kept. s@&3
The postponed hearing of the Sy-
version cases at DeSmet occurred last
Saturday, according to late reports,
and the bonds for Mr.. SyversonsWere
fixed at $4,000 on each count. or
II $4,000 altogether, and the bond OF
q the son, Ernest, was placed at $500
the same as heretofore. It is under
Il stood that the justice, in fixing MT
Syyerson,s bond, intimated that II ths
man were unable to give SO heavy al
undertaking the amount might posi-
i bly, be reduced upon applicationssan
a reasonable showing before tn,
) court. 1t is now stated that MI. Sy
yerson proposes to contest the cas-
at every point in the circuit court
He fatty denies that he purposel,
wrecked the bank or that he person
ally profited by the banks failure.
Your better half would appreciat
one Of those fine chatting dishes 9
Nelson & Reeds. Just try and SCI
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The Saturday News goes into hun
reds Of homes outside of the city /
WATERFOWL and within a radius {
twenty-five miles of the town. Ft