Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-10-15

location-the east room of the Foley
block, on east Kemp avenue-we are
Offering u entire stock of wall paper
at the Following reductions: 15c pat
terms at loo, zoe patterns at 15c, 25c
patterns at 20c, with corresponding
reductions on other patterns. Paints
and varnishes also offered at greatly
reduced prices. L. Ladou. Adv 1919
DR.. F. H. Butin, the osteopath.
Over c. C. Whistler's. Phones: Office
1882; residence 1886. Watertown. S
D. Adv. 6tf
Mr.. n Mrs. John Johnson and
the baby came down from Watertown
Saturday night for a short visit at
the home of Mrs. J%ohnson's sister,
Mrs. B. F. Hilbert. Mr.. Johnson re-
turned Monday morning and Mrs.
Johnson and the baby went Monday
evening.
The Woolworth five and ten cent
store was formally opened last Fri
day afternoon and evening. Nothing
was sold on the opening day, but, en-
tranced by music, the large number
of spectators confined themselves to
looking over the stock. Early Satur-
day morning the streams of people
began to assemble in front of the
store before its doors were opened.
Miss Amanda Miller and Mr.. Kyle
Gunnison we're married at Sioux
Falls yesterday. Miss Miller is well
and ,favorably known in this city
where she has resided at intervals
for the past year or so. She has a
very wide circle of friends and &C.
quaintanoes who extend their best
wishes. Mr.. Gunnison is the owner
of a farm near Forestville, and is also
well and %favorably known. The
young people will reside on the farm.
Their friends in Watertown planned
a concerted movement to meet the
bridal pair at the train Upon their ar
rival from Sioux Falls for the purpose
of expressing in a personal way their
Fluctuations.
Mrs. A. l.. Dillman, Of Newark, S.
D., arrived in the city the first of the
week for a couple of weeks visit at
the home of her mother, Mrs. Cora
Bonesteel, and with other friends and
relatives. Mrs. Dillman was former
ly Miss Bee Bonesteel, and during n
of her vacations from the college at
Brookings was the city editor of the
daily paper in Watertown. She is
accompanied by the young heiress Of
the Dillman household, who Is not
yet able to make her wants known
except by gesture and wal whoops.
Geo. H. Marquis, Lawyer. (Ex-Judge
circuit court.) Heegaard block Off
The friends of the ladies in ques-
| ton will be interested in learning
that Mrs. Burcalow, now residing in
Minneapolis, and Mrs. Meyer, resid-
ing at Duluth, who are sisters, and
are daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. W. N.
Mcintyre, became mothers simultan-
eously, as it were, at least on the
same day. A daughter arrived at
the Burcalow home and a son at the
Meyer household. Mrs. Burcalew was
formerly Miss Vesta Mcintyre, and
Mrs. Meyer was Miss Edith. Both
ladies have a large circle of friends
in WATERFOWL and vicinity.
Fire Chief Mclaughlin conducted
fire drills in the various schools a
few days since. He speaks in high
terms of the manner in which the
pupils deported themselves. The
high school building was emptied in
a minute and a quarter, with 264 pu-
pills, the extra time being because of
the fact that a portion of the stu
dents were sen out through he long
hallway. The AIS pupils in the cen
trail school all got out in so seconds,
and those of the Garfield school, num-
bering 215, in 46 seconds. The Grant
school, 40 enrolment, was emptied
in 40 seconds, and the Mellette school
with 155 pupils, in 81 seconds. The
Lincoln school whose enrolment is
145, was cleared in 81 seconds.
We have two letter presses which
we will almost give away. Inquire Of
Saturday News. $40
The South Shore Republican thus
speaks of a family well and favor
ably known in Watertown: THE
editor Internationally omitted to men
tion last week that Mr. and Mrs. F.
J. Stroup were delightfully."- surprised
on tie occasion of their fifteenth a.
niversary of their wedding on Thurs
day evening, September oath. A con-
spiracy was Matched to surprise the
couple, but they managed to intercept
a ,1wireless message early N the
evening, so they had an idea what
was going to happen. A goodly mum.
Der Of neighbors and friends congre.
gated about nine O'clock and a very
pleasant evening was spent. The
guests all brought lunches, SO that
the inner folk were amply satisfied
before returning home, The occasion
being a crystal wedding Mr.. and
Mrs. Stroup were recipients of many
valuable presents in that line"
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