Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-11-05
Happenings

Anton F3ierstad Of Astoria and
Maud Gudehus of Arlington we're
among the new ont-of-town Students
at the Watertown Business College,
this week.
On November IS the high school
football team will play the Aberdeenl
team on the local grounds In this city.
"a Coonville Romance will bel
given under the auspices Of st. Mar
garet,s Guild, OF the Episcopal
church. The entertainment will be
staged on the evenings OF Noyemberl
8 and 10, which win be next Monday
and Tuesday. Rehearsals are going
on each evening in Trinity Guild hall.
e. w. and Oscar vaux have ~receiy
ed word from Cripple Greek, Colo.
that their nephew, Thomas Vaux, was
accidentally killed by the fall of al
concrete wall. He was engaged in as
sisting in the work OF constructing al
building when the accident occurred.
While death did not result instantly,
the injured mar died within a few
hours.
Miss Anna Weber and George ii.
Mitchell were married at Immaculate
Conception church yesterday morn
ing. The young couple will make
their home In Waterfowl where they
have a wide circle OF friends who
join in wishing them a long life re-
plete with happiness and prosperity.
Lost-on Oct. 18th, Elgin watch.
open face, II Jewels. Gold case,
slightly bent On n edge, and face
dhipped. Return to this office for
liberal reward.
Remember, we have moved to the
Foley block, 224 East Kemp ave.
Lewis Ladou Decorating Co. 21-22
The sacred concert Sunday evening
by the Methodist choir was greatly
enjoyed by a large congregation at
the Metropolitan. Each number was
appreciated and at the conclusion Of
the program both the choir and the
leader, Miss Grace Cooper, We're CON
graduated upon the high degree of
efficiency shown.
Remember, we have moved to the
Foley block, 224 East Kemp ave.
Lewis Ladou Decorating Go. 21-22
The closing meeting Of the cam
paign was held Saturday evening at
the Metropolitan, when Congressman
Chas. III. Burke and Attorney General
Royal 6. johnson addressed a large
assemblage. Hon. J. G. Mcfarland
presided, introducing each speaker IN
a few well chosen words. Both Mr..
Johnson and Mr.. Burke made a favor
able impression upon their auditors.
Remember, we have moved to the
Foley block, 224 East Kemp ave.
Lewis Ladou Decorating Co. 21-22
The Welsh singers who appeared
at the Idle Hour last Thursday even
ing under the auspices of the Meth
odist men rendered n of the finest
musical programs ever heard in the
x4ty. according to athe verdict OF
music lovers. They drew a full house
and held the large audience In the
closest attention for nearly two
hours.
a large iron safe for sale very
cheap at Saturday News Office.
Sam Ellis appears to have thought
he could get more ducks at Clear Lake
a few days ago by getting out Of the
: boat and swimming than by idly sit
ting in the water craft and waiting
for the game TO come along. At any
! rate, whatever he thought, he got
y out, and in a very sudden manner,
too--so sudden, in fact, as to a~stonish
n Sam himself. Sam managed to wade
out but he lost his gun and shells
g and hasn't seen anything Of his boat
] since.
For Sale-Hard coal heater. $40.
1926 list ave s. w. 21.22a
Miss Dorothy Ruth Gilmore and Mr..
James r. Stronks Of Chicago were
united in marriage at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. @.
ri Gilmore, Rev. DR.. Boyce, district
superintendent of the Methodist
church, officiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stronks left on an evening train for
Chicago and other eastern points.
After December / they will be at
home to their wide circle OF friends
at their new home ON Cornell ave
nue., Chicago.
DR.. Perisho, OF the Brookings col
lege, and DR.. Hume. agronomist of the
same institution, will deliver address
SEES in this city ON November I, at
the Industrial exhibition. d.. PERI
isho is president OF the college. He
will speak at 2 o'clock In the after
noon, dealing with the question Of the
Importance Of agricultural knowledge
to the state. DR.. Hume will Judge
the corn in the boys contest. Mr.. Al.
w. Palm, of the Better Farming assoc
citation, has secured the use of The
court hodse for the addresses.
MI. and Mrs. +. 3. Tenney were sur
prised beyond recall Monday evening
when about fifty OF their relatives and
friends Of Watertown, Summit and
South Shore dropped in upon them to
help them in good old-fashioned style
to celebrate their silver wedding. The
ladies brought bounteous supper
along. among which was q huge we'd
ding cake made and presented by
i. ]. Stroup. which wac reiislied