Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-03

city and a party of business and pro-
fessional men and escorted to the
court house square where a program
of music was rendered, led off for the
first number by the local musical or
GaniZation. The visitors had their
special train. including diners, and
were out for abOut an eight hundred
mile trip, with sixty or seventy stops.
She itinerary contemplatcs the com
pletion of the journey on Saturday
evening, when the homo city will be
reached.
The Aberdeen News pays Hon. j.. G.
Mcfarland a high compliment on his
Memorial day address in that city.
It characteriZes his speech as a fit
ting climax to the observance of the
day. The paper prints a considerable
portion of Mr.. M~cFarland's address,
one paragraph of which is herewith
reproduced: I'VE have had fifty
years of peace on u own soil. May
God keep it for us. We had our Lin
coin, calm, serene and not blood
thirsty. We had our Mckinley, an
other martyr. The lesson for today
is peace. So we hope for peace,
hope born of the great lessons of the
great conflict of the COS, for we are
n peace loving people. If we can
honestly have peace what a blessing
to avoid the conflict of war"
! own and wish to sell the follow
ing lots: Lots IS and 10, the two for
$25O.0o; lots 80 and 33, the two for
5000 90: lot |, large lot and corner
5000. 90. all in block 10. Rice Broth
ers; lots IS, 10 and 20, block 9, Kemp
Bros. the three for 10000; Lake
Kampeska lots. p and % in block g.,
East YahOta. the two for $4,000.
Titles perfect, abstract furnished.
Lee Slower. 5l-l Adv.
The Clear Lake Courier speaks as
follows of the gentleman well and
tavorably known In WatertoWn:
"liOn J. l.. Lockhart Of Pierre. one
of the truest boys on earth and one
Of the best known men in the state,
spent Sunday with his father, John
l~Dckhart. and other relatives in Clear
Lake. We ought not to give it away. |
but Jack" attended church Sunday
evening and was so taken up with the
things he heard and knew not of be-
fore. that some sneak thief stole his
hat. Jack told us on the quiet that
he did not know when he would 90 to
church again. We tried to comfort
him by telling him that the thief was
a democrat, for if it had been a re-
publican he would have stolen Jacks
r%aincoat too. There was too much
rain for Mr.. LOckhart in Clear Lake
and he took a return ticket for Pierre
Monday afternoon
Everything is in fine shape for the
holding of the Oath annual state con-
vention of Christian Endeavor neXt
week at Sioux Falls, beginning Tues
day evening. June s, and lasting three
DAYS. All sessions will be held IN
| the First Presbyterian church cor
ner Spring emu and 10th street,
where all delegates are requested to
| report and register Immediately upon
arrival. No one interested in c. E
should miss one lumber on the pro-
gram. The talent secured is second
to none and able to give addresses
and talks not soon to be forgotten.
Among the speakers are H. H.. Rott-
man, field secretary Of G. e. for the
northwest; Verna Flick. S. D. c. E.
missionary in Flat Africa. and r. n.
Holsaple Of Mitchell, besides many
others of note. A fine social time
has also been arranged assuring a
pleasant stay in the Power City.