Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-12-02

- ~ NAAAlSA0y
evening In the second OF the series
Of entertainments given under the
auspices Of the church choir. AS in
tho first number, there was a large at
tendance and an ~appreciative audi
ence.
The board OF educationShas caused
work to begin o the winters skating
rink in the athletic park. The rink
win be arranged somewhat different
from last years arrangement For
one thing it will be more e~xtensive in.
area. AS soon as the weather. be-
comes sufficiently cold the water will
be turned in.
Miss Agnes NJ, Henning, daughter
CT Mr.. and Mrs. M. b. Henning, lily.
ing three miles west or the city. was
married at the parental home on
Thanksgiving day to Mr.. A. n. Spur
rell, Rev. G. 3, Kearns, pastor OF the
Presbyterian church, officiating. The
young couple will make their home
near this city
The funeral OF John D. Melham
was held last Friday afternoon from
the Scandinavian Lutheran church
and was very largely attended. Rev,
lO. j. Edwards conducted the service.
The pall-bearers were Walter Miller,
Colser Walsh, M. ". sheafe, ST., Os.
car Lerdahi, w. D. Morris and G. w.
Scothorn. The remains were inferred
I'm Mount Hope cemetery.
4 The George n. Church funeral was
held from Immaculate Conception
church last Friday morntag. where
the requiem mass was SAID by Rev
Father ~. s. o'Meara. The pail
bearers were j. H. conlsy. Guy viii
son, Joe zarwas. Walter. DeLaRonde
Perry wfneland and hilbert Jaehn
The remains were laid TO rest in st
! Maryss cemetery.
The local Sunshine Society proyild
ed a THANKSGIVING dinner for thirty
seven families la this city, The dir
ners were prepared, and sent out b,
, Especial conveyanoe, the Deming an
the skinner transfers delivering. Th
) society was snatsrially assisted b
the pupils OF the public schools. an
;aiso by the FARMERS OF GraceEand an
vicinity, likewise by the Methods
Hspiscopal congregation of Clark.
Mr.. TryEstaa, Of the firm OF Chez
iwer & CaeexeE, was in the city las
, tsEweek, attending to business matter
J for his law firm. Mry Trygstad b,
:, olngB to a Family OF pioneers !
IA Bookings county. They were amun
~those who had to carve then way ia
it were. Before WaiertCwn wa
2 born ihe 'arygstads were turnin
z over tie .soe, near the aspDt iNater
y Broakings is now loeated..
Saaesuen--Big money, ing line. a
ACCOMPLISHMENTS PAINTS. COIL
Stock Food. Sell at Wholesale. Gfod
p and house nationally known. In
nense crops insure vast trade. gu
roaa-stay in home te~TituryThuil
homes andgbank accnnAts ;as hundred
u do. Regular trade, quickly, seasil
covered. mo capita1-effective sci
ing helps. $50 to $500 rmonhii y leas
n Write toHa|l. John Sexton & &C
i Wholesale Growers, 23s Wake 81
: Chicago. 4gEl. EST
u Word afals been reesived in til
city that ~ cousin uf F. l.. 1'rankli
was recently married at Salem. II
Independent of that city refers to
as follows. "Dr. G. b. Butcher an
Miss Clara e. Franklin of Woodburl
Oregon, were married IL Salean We
terady, Reg. r. NJ Avison of the A
E. church officiating, They viii mai
! their home in Wos5burn whore til
: doctor is "a chiropractor. Botl al
2 highly esteemed here and have mar
friends IN tslis city WHO join the Ind
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pendent in extending feliGa4atioTrs.'
Last Metak, at the home OF Mr.
Dougherty, tthe Ideal Farmers slu
held a meeting with a program
song, speeehmaking, etc. Roy Dougl
erty extended an address OF Rselcaan
Hon. Hans Mathiesen spoke brieE.
and Professor Palm offered SON
y timely observations. Mrs. Mentoa1
d ana Miss Montooth rendered a due
in a pleasing manner and Miss Steh
Blew gave a reading. Walter NJ;
Cracker presented a newspaper-th
only copy printed of It's kind Flo
Hence Weaver aud Hazel Montoct
sang a duet which was appreciated b
the auditors.
~ The Clint and gessie Robbins con
pany made a record week in waite,
Il tonvr nloeinp their engagement las