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

bic INNINGS ANOECIAUcl III Donolo "SS
leyan at Mitchell November &c. Tit
date of November q is still open.
Miss Alta Gray, daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. c. T. Gray, was married on the
morning of October 20 to Mr.. Roy
Street the ceremony being performed
at the home of the brides parents
Rev. Franklin F. Lewis, pastor of the
Methodist church, officiating. Both
the contracting parties are well and
favorably known in this city where
the bride has resided since early
childhood. After a honeymoon triI
through northern Minnesota, the
young couple will return to Water
town to make their home,
Preparatory to moving to our new
location-the east 0 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 10c, zoe patterns at 15c, 25c
patterns at zoe, with corresponding
reductions on other patterns. Paints
and varnishes also offered at greatly
reduced prices. l.. Ladou, Adv 1878
In the football contest between the
Watertown high school and the Mad.
ison team last Saturday, Watertown
easily won owe the southern com
petltor. The game was interesting
throughout and drew a large crowd
of local enthusiasts. The following
Watertown athletes took part: Colin,
r. T.; Schooley, r. E.; Talsman, R.
G.; Luck, c.; Ferguson, L. G.; Wood
ward, l.. T.; S. williamson, l.. E.;
Helbing, l.. H.; /. williamson, R. H;
Fisher (%captain), F. B.; Giere, @. B.
The local football team is making
strenuous efforts to get itself into
shape for trouncing the Sioux Falls
aggregation on the local field tomor-
row afternoon. Local enthusiasts are
seeking to make a semi-holiday of the
occasion in order that all the local
rooters and shouters may attend. The
game will be called at 2 o'clock.
Mrs. J. E. Bird, wife of the popular
democratic candidate for secretary of
state, was elected vice president of
the Women's Federated Clubs at the
recent meeting at Deadwood. Mrs.
Bird, accompanied by Mrs. DeGroff,
both of whom were delegates from
the local club, have returned from
their western trip. They report hav-
ing had a delightful time and that
the session of the clubs was interest
ing and instructive throughout.
DR.. F. III. Butin, the osteopath.
Over C. G. Whistler's. Phones: Office
1882; residence 1886. Watertown, s
d. Adv. 6tf
One Of the parties going out after
the northern ducks, now coming down
in some considerable numbers, was
composed of II. l.. Hopkins of Clark,
Jack Schoenberger Of Fargo, P. w.
Schoenberger of this witty and Geo. B.
Elliott, who went up into Marshall
county for a weeks outing. Since
these fellows are all crack shots Tor
will be by the time they reach home,
if we take their word for it,, there
won't be any use in anybody else
hoping to find any ducks to shoot at
ter this bunch of shooting iron ex-
perts finish their job.
The Meaufort Hotel of Minneapolis
near all wholesale and retail districts,
theaters and railway station, offers
good outside rooms Csc to $1.00 per
day. Adv. 1920
Rev. Paul HinGerer reports having
performed a marriage ceremony on
Wednesday of this week at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Reinhold lick, west
of Waverly, in which their daughter,
Bertha, was welded to Mr.. Elmer
D axS1tr, 81 rN-IEoe NJ T. n ,,l a HHrs l11r@4
Redlin, of Germantown township. A
big wedding supper was served after
the ceremony which was partaken of
by the immediate relatives of the cou-
pie who attended the wedding. The
young people will live on a farm
eight miles west of Rauville, which
the groom has farmed the past two
years. The Republican extends con-
~gratulations and best wishes.-South
Shore Republican.
Geo. II. Marquis, Lawyer. (Ex-Judge
circuit court.) Heegaard block Off
G. g. Mogen and Dr.. Lull drove
down to the new railroad in Coding-
ton county Sunday. They found a.:
construction camp about four miles
south of the Grant county line with
rs mules and two elevator graders
and also found that some work had
been done. A little hill had been
graded down and perhaps 80 rods of
grading finished. The contractor ex-
peeted to move north in q couple of,
weeks. 1t is reported that there are
three other camps farther south to-
ward WATERFOWL. With this force
the grade should be finished up to
the Grant county line in about a
month and If the steel gang Is pretty
we'll up with the graders the whistle
of the locomotive should be heard up
the Sioux valley within q couple Of
Notwithstanding Independent.
Ralph II. HorswiiI, democratic s
\ candidate for Clerk Of Courts, !
= will appreciate your vote and sup I
port. (Adv.) \
Pal Eet.tn Trarefare