Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-02-25

THIS
city. Mis-. Margaret MeIlettes her
very large circle 0f friends here wiI1l
pc glad t0 know, continues In the en
s5oyTaetof exceIlei1t health-
Residence building lOts Iii West
Waterfowl. within one block of the
newly located school house, on easy
payments See S. A Shnpes
MrChas. T. Malletfe. OF pittsburg,
KAN "a in the city, q guest 2 thel
home Of DR.. and Mrs. H- NJ. Finnerud.
Mr; Mellette was for man years 9
resident OF this city during the time
that his father. the late la,neutedl
Governor Meilette, was living here
He Is now at the head Of a whoiesale|
grocery In Kansas. The numerous
ioldtime friends of the Meliette will
be pleased. indeed, to enc the ac=
quaintance of pioneer days.
The report wasSeurrent here the
other day that DR.. 81. G. Sasse,
who is d nephew OF Mr.. and Mrs
Alex Dawson, had died as the result
of d surgical operation in ST, Paul
but the numerous friends OF the
family will be glad to learn that
the rumor was based upon error.
The doctor underwent an operation
but he is rapidly recovering and
viii soon be at his post again, barr
ing unforeseen complications
The big tabernacle for the evan
gelistic campaign is about eonlplet-
II nd ~ a vd 41nG 7<On1 @3Hnh N m II oc II a ua
been preparing especially TOR the
opening night. The large horus,
comprising something three
hundred voices, has been arranged
for, individual pledges having been
made for the entire membership to
be present upon nearly all oecas-
ion. particularly the evening ser
vices.
FOR SALE-Work team, cheap, for
cash. Call at old telephone build
ing, South Midway, Phone 22S9 Il
Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Kendall,
with the little Kendall, were In the
city yesterday, shopping and renew
ing acquaintance. The Kendalls
reside in Kampeska township and
the head of the Observation-Disclosures
l AS, Illt ttllUWS WIN y
! head but who isn't!-is the versa
tile correspondent whose brilliant
scintillations now anGSthen rend
the air in neWspaperdom.
The Dakota Sales company, which
!. recently leased the DR.. Tarbell build
ing on South Broadway. are having il
fitted up especially for the business Of
pushing the sales of the Regal auto
mobile. The gentlemen composing
J the company-Messrs. Harmon, Ellef-
son and H~alyor-are preparing TO re
eeive within the near future a dozen
to fifteen Royals of various models.
, Paul Dory, who has had the agency OF
] the car for the past year. has accepted
!. employment with the company here.
/ Miss Anna Eeastburg was celebrated
i last Saturday evening at the home
= of the groom.s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
d. Nv. Lattimer of Thomas. Among
the WATERFOWL guests present to wit;
mess the ceremony Were the follow
ling. MIR. and Mrs. F. r.. Meadows
and family. MI. and Mrs. Sam Gun
: ningham, Mrs. Isabelle Meadows, Mrs
John Cunningham, Mrs. Fred Shale
Mr.. i. b. Meadows, Mrs. James Siver1
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.. HorswiH and
j son Robert.
John s.. Johnson will assume his
{ duties next week. as county auditor
: John was nominated last spring by {
q big majority and elected last tall o.
a bigger one. While all other count.
officers take the reinss the first OF tn
year, the law prescribes b a TN
2 county auditor shall hold over unit
81 March in&order that liability for errol
Z between the county treasurer and tn
J county auditor may thus be reduced
to the minimum, as each keeps q sor
9 Of check on the other in the book
keeping department of the county.
joe Miller and. r. G. Williams hav'
I Horned an association for the pIrpos'
4 in Codington county and will under
q take 10 push the company's bushes
7 from A to- q and then some. Thes
q young men are energetic and aggref
sive and painstaking and white i
c-Iall respects. They have had fou
o years experience in the court hous
tt and are perhaps as well acquainte
le throughout the county as any tW
,e chaps living Id 1t. They will undouh
eddy make a success of their unde
taking.
y Geo. II. Hill Of Appleton. MINI
has been in the city. q guest at e
. home Of his brother, Or. Hi
Mr.. Hill is one of Minnesota's homes
farmers, as On. Hill explained IN II
n Producing him to q friend the othe
3 i =
i. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9
d "A. M. Tessier, living on section
! "a, township ~, range "a 10
! miles west of WATERFOWL. will
d conduct ii auction Or Wednesday
! March 8, 1915, commencing at
.snl* 1890 sharp, preceded by a free
: ! lunch al noon. The list of goods
embraces cattle, horses and hogs
farm machinery and household
Z furniture.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH