Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-10-22

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surgical cases Hours 8 to 5 D. m.
Phones: Office, 24S0; res. 2479. 16tf
The Christian Scientists are adver,
Using a lecture TO be given on Sun.
day afternoon, October %, ct 3 O'Clock
Mr.. W. D. McCracken. c. S. B., one OF
the leaders of thought in the society
and a member of the board of lee
tureship of the Mother Church, will
speak on the question of Christian
Science. All citizens are cordially in.
yited TO be present.
For Rent-Seyen room house ct
corner Bird avenue and 5th street n f.
Will rent part or all of house. *1S-19
Miss Estella Dory, daughter of Syl,
vester Dory, and Mr.. Milton Hoy of
Minneapolis, were recently married
in Fargo, N. D, much to the surprise
of the numerous friends of the young
ISOLATED with an eastern wholesale
house, but is the Minneapolis repre-
sentative thereof, and it Is thought
probable that after the honeymoon
trip the young couple will reside in
Minneapolis.
We have two letter presses which
We win almost give away. Inquire of
Saturday News. $40
mir. Scott of Watertown, was a
pleasant caller in town one day last
week, He and his wife are guests of
his brother, C. R. Scott, and family,
and other relatives south of town.
Mr.. Scott is also enjoying the sport
of hunting while in this vicinity
Croker correspondence Clark Cour-
Ter.
The Man Who Came Back is a
story of Robert Wilson, a %tuberculo-
sis victims sojourn at the Modern
Wcodmen of America sanitarium, and
viii be shown in moving pictures at
the Foto-Pla on Tuesday evening, Oc-
tober 27. This series of pictures has
been shown at various places in the
state and has attracted marked at
tention. BY arrangement with Man
ager Hirsch 1t will be shown at the
Foto-Pla on the evening mentioned.
Preparatory to moving to our new
location-the east room of the Foley
block, on east Kemp avenue-We are
offering our entire stock Of wall paper
at the following reductions: 15c pat
terms at l0c, zoe patterns at 15c, 25c
patterns at zoe, with corresponding
on other patterns. Paints
and varnishes also offered at greatly
reduced prices. i. Ladou. ADV 1873
The corr exhibit in this city for
Godington county will occur on Nov
ember q. A, w. Palm, the field rep
resentatye of the government and of
the agricultural college. has just com
pleted his inspection of the boys corn
crops in the county. With the ex-
ception of those few spots where hail
did damage, Mr.. Palm finds a very
satisfaction condition with respect to
corn, particularly with regard to the
boys contest.
The Vienna Stanard says: The
postofice changed hands on Tuesday
and Mr. and Mrs. Peck and Lorraine
have gone to Watertown, where they
expect to stay till a little later when
they will leave for Florita to spend
the winter. The Peck family have
been prominent in business and social
life In Vienna for a good many years
and have made a large circle of
friends, who will miss them and are
sorry to see them leave, but wish
them success and prosperity wherever
they may so"
Colonel G. IA, Dodds, Sc we'll and
favorably known In WATERFOWL where
he conducted mercantile establish,
ment for many years, now engaged in
business at Pasadena. Cal, noticing
1.-The Saturday News automobile con.
test, sent a draft for subscription to
Miss Carlotta Moody with an express
sion OF hope that she would conne Out
a winner. She got d fine new Royal
typewriter, even il she didn't capture
the auto.
Yankton plays the agricultural col
Ilege team on the gridiron tomorrow
afternoon at Brookings. II is possi
BILE that several WatertoWn people
may run down to witness the game
The Brookings college schedule FOL
the balance Of the d Is as FOL
lows HaInline at Brookings on Octo