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

ed to close it out, having made {
deal whereby the business was trans
ferred to the Public Opinion com
pany.
Mrs. Ben Carlos of Watertown
spent Thursday Of last week in thi!
city, the guest of Mrs. Thos. Red
! mond and Mrs. A. 0. Smith. Mrs
Canlos was formerly a citizen Of
Clark and while here called to have
her name enrolled on our large anC
constantly growing subscription list
Clark Courier.
"Mr. and Mrs. John Walklin and
children autoed down from Water
town Sunday and spent the day witt
relatives" says the Lake Norden En-
terprise of last week, which also
adds: "Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Burge
and daughter, Violet, and Natalie
Madden were visiting relatives al
Watertown sunday
Speaking of the death Of Mrs
Sykes, the Hayti Register Of last
week said: Mrs. Sykes was a pic
neer settler of Henry vicinity and
has scores of friends there and at
Hazel who will sorrow at the sad
news of her death. Funeral services
were held at Henry Tuesday after
noon"
1t is reported that the greater part
of the Welsh singers, who have ap-
peared in Watertown upon two or
three occasions, were among the i'll
fated Lusitania passengers, tOrpedOed
off the coast of Ireland. 1t is not
known at this date whether any Of
them were saved. Manager Michael
and Musical Director Davies were
among those taking passage.
The Lake Norden Enterprise re-
ports the accidental shooting of Miss
Louise Cornelius, aged about 16, by
her brother who vas examining a %
rife which he supposed to be without
a load. The girl was sitting in the
room reading when the gun was dis
charged, the bullet piercing her fore
head The victim died within about
thirty minutes.
The Clear Lake Advocate seems
to think it has heard something. Lis
ten: Guy and Hazel Hanson, of the
Axle Hanson family, Watertown,
were callers here Sunday. They were
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Heath
coat and daughter. We hear that
there will be some wedding bells ring
ing about June 1 and Guy will be a
gratulations."
The annual cOnvOcation Of the
Episcopalian church Of the state will
take place in Watertown this month,
commencing on the goth and extend
ing for three days. On May 80 it is
expected that Bishop Biller, Of this
diocese, will preside at an ordination
ceremony and in the promotion of
certain deacons to the priesthood.
The expectation is that Mrs. Biller
will accompany the bishop to this
of the, church membership
of Sioux Falls will be present, includ-
ing Mayor and Mrs. Burnside.
The special Elks train from South
Dakota to the Pacific coast, carrying
the Elks of this locality, will leave
Huron at 1910 July 6, reaching Den
yer at 2 p. m. on the 7th. 1t will ar
rive at Grand Junction, Colo, at $50,
the evening of July 8 and at Salt
Lake City at II the next morning.
It's schedule for reaching it's destin-|
alton at Los Angeles is S p. m. July
10. The schedule is so arranged as
to afford opportunity to pass through
Royal Gorge in Colorado during
the day time. This is one of the
scenic routes to the coast and if a
party is crossing the continent over
his line it will pay him to pass this
gorge during daylight.
For miles the train seemingly hangs
20 the ledge Of rock overlapping the
stream. The writer hereof has pass
I'd through this gorge several times
fails to note some fascin,
ating sight that he had not hitherto
observed. On M of these trips a
lerd Of mountain sheep seemed to
% clinging to the rocky wall two
thousand feet above the train, and,
without glasses, they appeared to be
newborn lambs.
Choice Lake Kampeska lots for sale
1t East Yahota. Finest beach on The
AXE. Easy terms. Mrs. Frances p
hopkins, 525 E. Kemp Ave. 49tf
For fire and cyclone insurance on
arm or city property, see J. e. Bird,
ohone 1928 or 1922.
Hail insurance written in reliable
Can give you the best
service. J. E. Bird, phone 2123 or
1922.
To Stock and Poultry Owners: The
Natertown Potato Company will sell
1t half price till closed out, their
stock Of Lees remedies for horses.
;attle and hogs, also poultry suppliesI
This is an opportunity to buy this
stock food at sacrificed
Price. See j. e. Bird, Secretary.