Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-24
Local Happenings,

AUCn ~AopP1AlASS
The new Skating rink IN Athletic
park is now ready for the youngsters.
Cash register for sale. Total add
er. L. ". Cookies Music House. 27tf
Miss Helen Hand is spending the
holiday season with friends at Albert
Lea and in Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard obenshain
and family r visiting friends ii
Monroe, Wis, during the holidays.
Ms. f. D. Minimum came up from
Negg*eUlm, Mimi, to spend Christmas
at We home of her parents, Mr.. and
MRS. FL. S. Fletcher.
The fact that Clint and Bessie Rop.
bins are to appear here all next week
adds materially to the interest eyinc-
ed a theatrical circles.
For absolute satisfaction buy
your feed and fuel from the strictly
home company, the Farmers Elevator
go Adv: 27-28
S-EEl@ ~ - AdONhNuIJ Was Aup ltUIl
Clear Lake the first OF the week, Wis
iting atstne home of his hrnthar.R,
S. Lockhart, and ~transacting business.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Xix, MI. and
Mrs J.8F. Kahl, and MI. and Mrs.
VIM. Selchert and daughter, Mathilda,,
were Watertown visitors Tuesday
night-south Shore Republican.
EsSX&rMp n,,rn = t. r;r- 49, ...q---s
eral manager in this district for the
Acme company, is preparing to re.
move his family from Huron to Wa.
tertown where he will reside and
which will constitute his ~headquar.
ters.
For SaleI have one AZ H. p. Fair
banks and Morse gas engine. VIII
sell for $4,000. Can be seen running
any day in my shop. J. II. Algard.
27tf
The WatertoWn and the CastIewood
bowling teams went at each other
Monday evening, the Watertown ag-
gregation having been picked from
the Hentges and Eagle teams. The
local boys o by a score of 1858 to
246n
The Christmas music at the various
churches last Sunday proved to be OF
q high order. The cantata at the Met
ropOlitan drew an especially large au.
dience Sunday evening" The music,
Including the orchestral numbers, was
q rare treat.
t Well, the sun has crossed the line
and winter is now officially upon us.
Up to December 81 1t was fall not
winter. And old Winter kindly with
held his strong freezing propensitias
until close to the date fixed for his
grand opening ball.
Miss Beryl Mather lis spending the
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. H. Mather. Miss Brownie
Mather, who is In the Office OF Attor-
ney General Royal G. Johnson, con
gressman-elect, Us expected home this
evening for Christmas
Dr.H. NJ. FFeeburg. Top f3oor Of
Garaisa block. Special attention 10
surgical cases Hours 8 tog5 b "a.
Phones Office, 24a0: g 3 PATS. 16tf
In the first rife shoot Of the local
club, held last week, the following
r. pSoANS HS1S$ AAAu0 UyIHCslut u1SliGSt
menss +. b. Lacy, 1879; Or. II. G..
Parsons, 1873, w. /. Ross, 1876: G. W,
Larson, 191;; =. q. Rowe, $50, making
atotalsof 97S out of q possible 1000.
saiesman-Capable specially man
f0rH D. Staple line on new and ex-
c~eptidnal terms. Vacancyasnow. At
tracftve commission contract for 1916.
$35 weekly for expenses. Miles i.
Bixler Co, 254 81 CarIin Bldg, CleYa,
land 28s
This paper goes to press both too
late and too early to q anything in
particular about the Christmas tree
to he placed on the corner Of Kemp
avenue and Maple street, as the pa
peri printed late Thursday after.
noon, but does not reach the bulk oil
its readers until Friday.
For Rents rooms and bath. 1873
Fifth street s =. 23ti
Hon. John T. Belk, returning from
t~heH1eeting of the South Dakota Farm
erss cooperative Association held at
Aberdeen, December is, Is and III,
was in the city between trains Friday
morning. Mr.. Belk is one of the ag.
~ eASoSA all RAO6ASS6it Luz "a
the farmers organizations Of the
state. q
Houston BoIen, fireman on the st.
Louis railroad, and Miss Lillian
Timn, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Aug.
ust Timm. of this city, were married
last Wsdnesday evening at the home
Of the brides parents. Both contract
ing parties are well and favorabiy
known within q wide circle OF friends.
The Young couple will make their
homesin WatertoWn.
+ you've never bought feed or fuel
from US, try US. IL you already have,
come again Farmers Elevator Go,
ADV. 27-2S
ASYanktonspa speaking ofsJ. q.
McFarland,s memorial address for the
/ Elks at Yanktons says that MI. Nc.
Farland showed himself to be one of
the most earnest and most eloquent
orators ever heard there atsan Elka
tnefaorial The gentleman ID known
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