Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-05-20

society rs planning for d carnpaign
OF activity during the summer and
fail season. Mrs. Fischer is mesi.
dent and Mrs. Brown secretary. -
The Fourth Regiment band viii
make another effort tomorrow even
ing formally to open the concert sea
son. Barring inclement weather, a
program will be rendered at the band
stand IN the court house block, and
at the conclusion Of the concer a
dance will follow at the Syverson
hall.
The following Watertown physic-
ians are attending the medical as
ISOLATION meeting ait Sioux Fails this
week: L. G. Fill, HI. NJ. Freeburg,
G. S. O'Toole, n. J.. OBryan. II. G.
Parsons, O. o. Haraldson and w. A.,
Kriesel. Dr.. Vaughn of C~astlewood
also accompanied the Watert0wn.
delegation.
Now you all can afford to have pic
lures taken. $1,000 worth Of pic
lures in three styles for $3.5o. Just
for a short time. II you cannot come
now, mail or bring us a dollar and
get a certificate good any time until
September 1, at Gray's Studio, over
Duffner's drug store. ADV. 48tf
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. J.. Cory autoed
down into Hamlin county Sunday to
spend the day at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. D. d. Prouty. They
were accompanied by Miss Edith
y, oo =, Al lHEncfn~ Gtarfr c. 80 - - mi, =
party returned in the evening, facing
a very stiff northern breeze.
Mr. r. B. Lee, of the Olson-Lee
clothing company, was called to Sioux
Falls last Sunday and while there
was presented with a fine new auto
mobile as a recompense in part for
his close application to business in
Watertown in the management of the
clothing business here.
Rev. C. e. Kearns, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, is attending the
convention of Presbyterians at Roch-
ester, N. Y, representing this dis
trict in the national gathering. Dur
ing his absence of about three weeks
Rev. Mr.. Todd of Aberdeen will con
duct the preaching services in the
church in this city.
BABY CHICKS AND EGGS.
from hatchings from my Heavy Lay
ing Strain of Pure Bred Plymouth
Rocks; also India Runner Duck Eggs.
Book your orders early. City orders
delivered, Phone I'll. A. G. Young
quist. 39tf
Those girls who are Just gradual
ing from the high school would pos
siDly be delighted to get a few boxes
of monogram stationery, embossed in
colors and bronze. The WATERFOWL
Printing and Binding Co. has recent
ly received invoices of such station
cry for other parties in the city, and
invites any one desiring to be fitted
out in this respect to call.
John Weber and P. O.. Mimnaugh
attended the convention of the K. Of
C. at Yankton last week. Mr.. Weber
was honored by appointment to the
committee on resolutions and Mr..
Mimnaugh to the committee on ere
dentials. Among the delegates chos-
en- to attend the national convention
at Seattle the coming summer is Mr..
Stephen Hentges of Yankton, one Of
the clothing store brothers.
H.. "A. Hildebrandt went to Aber-
deem to attend the funeral of L. I.
Knutson, who was accidentally killed
by a Milwaukee engine. The young
mans father was a miller in the w.
II. Stokes mill here In the early days
and he and Mr.. Hildebrandt became
intimately acquainted. The young
man, aged about %, had recently
married and when he met his death he
was crossing the railroad track on
his way home from his work.
The city commissioners, at a spec
ial session, accepted the bid of the r.
M. Grant B. Co. for the $%88,000.00 of
bonds authorized for sewer purposes
at the recent city election. The com
pany offered a premium of $3.50, which
is one per cent, and in addition will
supply the bonds ready for the ofic-
ial signatures. The expense of
printing such bonds will approximate
one hundred dollars, which would
make the premium altogether nearly
$1,000.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Barfetta, Dr.
and Mrs. R. NJ. Burlingame, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. Hunsaker and q. F. Lehman
departed the first of the week for
Mitchell to attend the grand lodge
session of the Independent Order Of
Odd Fellows, MI. Barrette is the
grand master and DR.. Burlingame is
grand senior warden Of the encamps
ment of the Red Wing hospital in
Rebekahs, Mr.. Hunsaker the dele
gate from the local encampment and
Mr.. Lehman delegate from the local
lodge.
Band music on Memorial day is in
process Of development and it is ex-
pected that nearly one hundred mu-
sicians from the surrounding country
wsll be in attendance. 10th fhe
Hazel and Grover bands will be out in
full strength. Professor Schlfesmann
has been directing the preparation of
this Memorial day music, having in
charge several outside musical or
plantations. All of these outside