Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-07
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- EWELER OF
MTEPT0M S Dan.
The Misses Grace and GenevieVe
Cooper, having departed for eastern
points to continue the study Of music,
Professor F.. H. Cesander, formerly of
Candy, Mimi, has accepted the posi-
ton of choir leader of the First Meth
odist Episcopal church.
Ten homestea6ers wanted in Meade
county. Address 3. H Ross, Inland,
s. D. ADV. 1884,
Old4time residents will regret to
learn Of the death OF William p. Ham
ilton, formerly engaged in the lumber
business in this city. Mr.. Hamilton
passed away at st. Luke's hospital,
st. Paul, while receiving treatment
Bright's disease Is ascribed as the
cause Of his death.
On January LIST ] will move into the
Pease block, corner of Kemp venue
and Maple street. DR.. p. G. Fischer.
Dentist. Adv. 29-30.
P. F. Gault Of WATERFOWL was a
Sunday guest at the Judge Sherwood
home in this city. Mr.. Gault was a
former assistant of Mr.. Sherwood's
while the latter was in the active
practice of law in this city several
years ago and while engaged here
made many friends among our read
ers who will remember him.-Ciark
Courier. ~
Miss Mary Andrew returned last
week from the twin cities where she
had been visiting friends following
the death of her brother. which oc-
CURED some weeks ago.. During her
absence from the city Professor Lom-
bard has taken her place as organist
at the Christian Science church, with
the exception of one occasion, when
Professor Tydeman acted Is sub
stitute.
Miss Alice Robbins returned Sun
day evening to Faribault, Mimi, at
which place she is attending college.
She had spent a very pleasant holt
/ day week at the Kampeska hotel in
this city with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clint Robbins. Miss Robbins
made many friends during her brief
sojourn In WATERFOWL who will al
ways be pleased to have her renew
her visit here.
For Sale--I have one Az III. Fair
banks and Morse gas engine viii
sell for $4,000. Can be seen running
any day in my shop. ]. 81 Algard,
27tf
III is not osien that a winter arc.
iisn Of farm implements and stock
.Etakes plaee ii this section, hut Mr.
Wm. Rumohr, E:sying rented his farm
is offering ali his stock, farm inpls-
inents, ard household goods for sale
II "a January ~. Mr.. Rumohr resides
two miles north and four miles east
az MateitoWn, end his list of goeas
embraces a large variety and an e&,
tensire equipment.
For feed or fuel. see us Farmers
Elevator Go. ADV. 2s-3e
Mrs. Lola 4, Hines died yesterday
morning from blood poisoning She
had been under the physician's cafe
for some time, and IT was thought
that she wa recovering until recent
w, when She suffered a relapse. The
deceased was a daughter Of Mrs,
Mary Hulwick and q sister oG Miss
Ethel HuIWick OF the Jesnp Garment
company. The remains were taken
to her former home at Milbank for in.
torment.
a. r.. Ferguson, State Agent for the
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Coz
announces the removal of his Office
from 1091A north Oak ST, to room
POI Citizens National bank building,
Phone 218S. See Ferguson about it'
-Adyertisernent, 2s-31
a sad case of death occurred on
the Northwestern train Monday morn
ing. Carl hubert accompanying his
i fataer, N. Hubert, who lives near
Raymond, s. d. for the purpose OF IL
Isceiving treatment at the hands oi
specialists la this city, died while en
route. There had been No Thought
al Immediate death, III the lad had
seemingly been feeding Ia his usual
/ health, which. although poor vas mol
considered dangerous: The youth
Edtsd AS the train waa passing through
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