Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-01-29

year. The local gun club has Il Ana|
club house and grounds with which
to entertain the visitors
Rogers and Grilley are known as the
best entertainers on the lyceum)
course. They viii appear atthe III. I'd
church, Feb. 3, at 5 O'Clock ID. So
Rogers and Grilley IRE q BIG at
traction at the Chautauauas and are
leaders as entertainers on the lyceum
course. Be sure TO hear them, at the
N, E, church, Feb,2, at 5 d. m.
Miss Ella Miller is spending few
days IN Minneapolis visiting with
friends. 1t is reported that Miss Mill
Ter will be united in marriage In d,
short time to James Thomas, a form
er WATERFOWL young man and a son.
OF w. r. Thomas, also a former pfon-
Ger resident of Watertown. The
Thomases are now residing in Nevada.
Mr.. Rogers is a harpist and is with.
out q superior on that beautiful In
strument. He opens the program
with a number OF harp classics and
these are followed BY a series Of Inn
presentations and original selections
by Mr.. Grilley, SO full OF fine hninor.
deep pathos and sterling beauty that
the audience is carried away with ent
thusiasm. NJ. E. church. Feb. 2 at
5 p. N. ADV. SO
The wives of the members Of the
local Eagles lodge surprised the mem-
hers Of that order last Thursday even
ing. The ladies had prepared an ele,
giant luncheon and waited in the pub
lie rest room until the lodge was about
to adjourn when they made visit 10
the lodge room. a large crowd was
present and a very enjoyable time is
reported by all.
Rogers and Grilley-those names
stand for much in the Isyceum world
OF entertainment For fifteen years
these famous artists have travelled to-
gether and in that time they have Wis
tied every part Of the United States
land Canada. They have a style of
entertainment all their own and grow
more popular as they get TO be better
known. NJ. E. church, Feb. 2 at p,
m. ADV. 33
w. A. Jones Sparta. Wis., Yes,
sir, farmers seem to be doing very
well. So far as my observation has
extended, / would say that they are
among the most prosperous class of
citizens in our state, They have had
fair crops for several years past, and
particularly in 1918, when their yields
were above normal, with prices gen
orally running high. Hogs, for in
stance. when left home the other
day, were commanding on the hoof
seven and three quarters, while hay
and grains are going at excellent
prices. Among u most prosperous
farmer citizens are those who have
been utilizing silos for some years.
Mind, don't say they are all more
prosperous than ON who are not
using silos, but as a class they average
up well, and have demonstrated that
the silo Is a good money maker if
rightly handled. The new currency
law2 No, no, we are not fearful of
the results of its operation. None of
the bankers-the small country bank
ers-entertain any apprehension at all
SO far as ! have been able to learn
The Elks' hard times party was
a grand success.
Miss Delilia Ross is confined to her
home with illness.
The weather mar pulled the cold
weather plug Wednesday evening and
a strong northwest wind prevailed
during Wednesday night. 1t seemed
to be the coolest spell of the whole
winter.
b plans for the new Methodist
church, including a prospective view
OF the edifice are out. t is thought
that work will be commenced on the
new church as soon as possible next
spring.
MI. and Mrs. Inder of this city are
rejoicing over the arrival OF a baby
boy which arrived at their home the
first Of the week.
Attorney ", S. Glass is at Pierre
this week where he has legal business
before the supreme court.
Antoine Scott, Of Henry, and a re.
publican candidate for the Office of
register of deeds was a county seat
visitor Tuesday.
Some OF the truck horses In this
city r compelled to wear chains on
their hind feet in order to keep them
from slipping on the pavement. The
chains seen to do the business.
The Cleveland Wrecking Company,
of Minneapolis, has purchased the
Hawkeye elevator at Grover and VIII
sell the lumber to farmers and others
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