Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-14

@ him each Heek. sothsk b. may
know what's doing IL home VI,
King s4das(hik note III dxtAd JSnnsXy
dkes ina NV hi
April hi aDkKnta. and the singing sOf
IkAasmealeW farks gave one the I'm
preston uf spring. This town s
progressing well and Vim have elec-
tric cars running " spring
Dr. f n Butin. fhs osteopath.
Over g. u Whistler'a. Phones: ollce
EsIszs residetee s1ss. Watsrtoun. i
Pr Ady. ST.
Miss Josephine "A. keenan, and Mr..
Roy A. Phelps of Lennon, this state,
we're united In marriage at the par
sonage of Immaculate Conception
church last Saturday, Rev. ~. s.
0sMeara officiating. Following the
ceremony q supper was served at the
home of MI. and Mrs. Lyman, an
aunt OF the bride. Mr.. and
at Lemn1on, where the groom is con-
Quoting a drug store. The many
friends OF the bride In this city ex-
tend best wishes for a long and happy
life
Requesting his copy of the Satufs
day News to be forwarded to San:
Diego, Calf, jog. L Wilson say he
had a very pleasant trip on his way
back from Waterfowl. He remained
in San Francisco a couple OF days
to take in the sights of that city.
GyIrun honri ~ rrnrfyfv1~ rsann ~ 49, -nx
back" he continues, and consequent
ly have had nostime to look round 10.
see what has been done In the five
monthsI was up around WatertoWn.
Then the fair opened with good at
tendance-50,000. they say. ! was
there New Years day. 1t is certain
iy hnesp "
Phone or write the Beaufort Hotel
Minneapolis, to ser a room for
you the next time you visit our city.
Rates 75c to $1.50 per day. Adv s1-2
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Syverson and
FL. p. Hanson were down from Wa
tertown New Years day, visiting for
mer Lake Norden friends. A good
many of the folks around here who
have known Mr. Syverson for years
are; inclined to think that he is far
from being wholly responsible for
the existing state OF affairs In the
several state banks with which he
has lately been associated and for
the failure ofswhich he lis now await
ing trial. Before returning to Wa
tertown Mr.. Syverson remarked that
he had secured the $4,000 bonds de-
manded by the judge of the Kings
buryacnuntyscouEt.-Lake NordeA En-
terprise.
For a clean, well ventilated out
side room at from 75c to s1.50 per
day, go to- the Beaufort Hotel of
Minneapolis. Opposite the post
ONCE. ADV. 1890
There has not been a house built
in Watertown for rent-maybe two
or three, but no more-Within the
past year said a heavy property
owner to . Views reporter yesterday.
I'VE cam expect to get o people
to live in this town until we get more
places in which to house them, and
we can't get more housing accommo-
ditions until we get money with
which to construct them. That's what
we are up against now. If the mon
eysanarket skoHld loosen / expect to
seessomgMafked progress in Water
town within the year, but IL money
matters remain tight we are not go
ing to move ahead very fast. That's
about the way things look to me.
Judge e. a. Cove OF this city -
one of the pioneer members OF the
Masonic order i'm the twin cities.
where, nearly forty years ago, he was
Warshipfn1 Master Of Khurum Lodge.
No. liz, at Minneapolis. Judge Gore
is life membersof the Minneapolis
lodge. and. after the lapse OF forty
years, the surviving members of the
lodge have presented Past Master
Cove with a jewel embrematic Of the
order and of the rank. AT a recent
meeting OF Kampeska lodge in this
city, Worshipfm Master G. a. Hess,
assisted by Past Master III. G. Par
sons, formally presented the jewel TO
Judge Cove, accompanying which
they read a very appropriate letter
of transmittal from the Minneapolis
brethren.
Al Ferguson, State Agent for the
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co,
GETSIuOvdt Oh his eOutcE
from 109M north Oak St, to room
291 Citizens National bank building.
Phone 218s. sSee Ferguson about It,
Advertisement. 1881
The pid-time sentence for practice
for beginners on typewriters 1.-THE
machine, OF conrse) was something
like this: Now is the time for all
good men to come to the aid Of their
party 1t has been p~araphrased by.
modern business men to something
after this fashion: Nov is the golden
opportunity for the public to take adj
vantage of our big clearance sales
And~the public is doing IT too. The
Saturday ewB approximately 1000
subscribers In the county and out
side OF those getting mail through
the Watertown p0stotice-subscrib-
ers, mind, we say, not merely read-
ers-haye been reading some Of the
clearing sale announcements OF late.
The Saturday News sends more pa
pers It'd Sonth Shore, to Florence, to
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