Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-05-06
stead Of remaining open to the usual
closing hour.

stead Ok remaining open to the usual
closing hour.
A.KC. Owsley has returned to Whit
1ey, s. D., after spending some time
in the city, where he was one Of the
pioneers. Mr.. OwsIay i beep In
this region long enough almost to-
have 8 . Capitol Fill grow from d
mere knoll to It's present dimensions
See Cooper's ad, page 5
The Watertown Printing and Bind
ing Co. has on the way to this city a.
large shipment of dollar pencil sharp
eners-something that the public has
been looking for for many months.
No home even, where pencils are
used. can afford to be without one.
The cantata at the Metropolitan by
The Methodist Episcopal choir was a.
rare treat for those present. This Is.
the second cantata that this large
chorus choir has given within the
past few months, and the public has
come to look forward to them with
pleasure.
Miss Lillian Slawson, who has been
the efficient policy clerk with the
Dakota Life for several years past.
has rendered her resignation, a mat
ter which she has contemplated for.
some time. She has been succeeded
by Miss Pearl Rogers who in turn
has been succeeded as stenographeri
by Miss Laura Booth.
Local Knights OF Pythias have arr
ranged for the organization Of the
Pythian Sisters ON Friday evening OF
this week, when Mrs. Holbrook, OF.
Huron, Grand Chief of the state, and
Mrs. =. 4. Belk, Of Henry Past Grand.
Chief will be present to assist in in
shutting the lodge. .. x. Loucks,
the Chancellor Commander, is super
intending the preliminaries.
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
Word comes from Sioux Falls that
the Catholics of that city have PLAN
ned to build a new cathedral to cost
approximately two hundred thousand.
dollars. Bishop u German is quoted
by the Argus-Leader to this effect
1t is expected that work will be com
menced within the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Conn are in the
city renewing ac~quaintances and g u
joying old-time friendships. They ex-
pect to remain until the latter part
Of the week, when they will depart;
for the west. The COINS were among
the pioneers of the city aid have a
wide circle OF friends in the city and
vicinity.
The WATERFOWL Home Building and
Savings Association held a meeting
Monday evening and elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year:
President, L, j. Shaw; vice president,
Claude Case; secretary, w. g. Ges-.
Hey; treasurer, j. w. Martin; board
Of directors, r. Il. Bramble, D. p.
Wood and ]. VI. Martin.
During the storm Sunday after
noon lightning damaged the resi-
dence Of G.. w. Logan in this north
eastern portion Of the city. A feW
shingles were ripped off, a hole blown
lin the chimney and q few other minor
damages inflicted, but fortunately the
family escaped without injury other
than q shatteriDg of nerves for. a
few moments.
Mrs. r. T Leyerett had the mis-
fortune to fall through the trap door
lof her home the first OF the week,
landing on the basement floor. She
sustained the ~dislocation OF her shout
der. She is reported at the present
writing az. perceptibly improving.
The accident was due to the fact
that the door had been left open and,
stepping into the kitchen in the
dark, she fell through it
John Noodle was installed In of
Ace as a member OF the board of
education at the last meeting Of the
board. Mr. Noodle, however, was
really succeeding himself having
been unanimously chosen at the re-
cent city election. ] Mr.. Fletcher was
reelected president of the board, Mr..
J.. w. Dougherty vice president, and
Miss Maud Elkins was again chosen
secretary. Jess Pratt #as continued
as treasurer. Mr.. George e. GLOVES
was designated to take the school
census.
MI. and Mrs. Carroll Lockhart
lhaye returned to the city to make
Il their home at Olive Place. Following
their marriage at Pasadena they
made a brief tour of the western coast
country, stopping at San Francisco
for fn,Ir DAVIS tn visit the great expo-