Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-07

is a stepbrother OF Mrs. Tarbell and
desired tos have the ceremony per
irs tHis
Aberds papers report the theft
Of two cars in one evening last week.
The first car taken was an old Ford.
which had been left standing on the
street. A little later the thieves
the old a for a new one,
leaving the old where the new was
standing, and they made q clean get
away with the new.
1t was hoped that the rainy spell
had reversed itself by Monday morn
ing, and it was thought that the rain
was over, but the suspension was
only to take a fresh holt Tuesday
morning it resumed operations and
continued, with spasmodic Interrupt
lions, until about the middle Of the
afternoon.
County Judge Nicholson oficiaIed
at a couple Of marriages Tuesday. He
tied the nuptfal knot uniting David
Sanderson OF Minneapolis with Miss
Carolyn C. Wartz, and later in the
day Joined In wedlock Miss Edna e.
Faber of Canfeld, o., with Mr.. 4. j.
Carlisle OF Florence.
Tomorrow is the day when the foot
ball teams Of the universities Of South
Dakota and Montana meet In smorta
combat, at Aberdeen. It is expected
that quite a bunch of Watertown eI.
thusiasts will attend. More would
be in the list for attendance had the
weather been good for automobiling4
DR.. H. M. Freeburg has returned
from a brief trip to points in Mime
sofa and Iowa. At Charles City, in
the latter state, he visited with his
parents. While at Rochester, MINI,
he had the opportunity and the pleas
ure of attending the meeting of the
DtdLS llCulCdlE dSSOGldG1Ou. 1879
Look out for the dollar sale on
October 20. Since this sale occurs in
the middle of the week, there will he
ample opportunity for local adyertil-
ers to get their advertising matter il
the hands of the public. which viii
be afforded ample time to take aG
vantage of the bargains that may To
offered.
333 153 per cent off already low
prices on any picture frame in the
store. 40 per cent off an lots of five
pictures or more. Sale opens satur-
day morning, Oct. 9th and continues
not more than twelve days. Order
early while assortment is best. Wa
tertoWn Decorating Co, South Mid
way. D. K. Loucks, Trustee.
C. w. Gerhold and daughter, Miss
Rosina, left here Tuesday morning
via Watertown for Minneapolis where
they will spend several days visiting
with friends and enjoying the sights
of the city. From there Miss Gerhold
will go to Cincinnati, Ohio, where
she will attend the Dorcas Institute
the coming year,-Castlewood Repub-
.lican.
Lieutenant Losey Williams, who
has been spending a portion of his
vacation in this city, at the home of
his parents, MI. and Mrs. J.. A. Will
|1iams, will leave the latter part Of the
week for Huron where he will join
Mrs. Williams, and together they will
proceed to the western coast en- route
to the Philippine Islands where Mr..
Williams will rejoin his company in
the Moros region, south Of the city
of Manila.
Clark papers report that in the 800
race at the CLARK fair Jimmy Perry
owned by q. w. Vaux and driven by
B. +. Greer, won the first money in
|3:34A. Aegon Lady, owned and driy-
en- by A. Schultz Of Garden City, took
second place, while Filodph Star,
owned and driven by Oscar Walsten
Of Henry. and South Dakota Maid,
owned and driven by E. NJ. Jones Of
Clark. tied for third position.
Andy E. Filey, a member Of the
law firm, Loucks, Hasche & Foley,
of Watertown, was in Henry Satur.
day on business matters. Mr.. Foley
has considerable business in the
west side Of the county and SO much
that he has decided to be in Henry