Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-11-04
Local Happenings

The Watertown people who heard
the famous Kryl band at the chautau-
qua last summer will be interested in
learning that Mr.. Kryl and his two
daughters, n a viOlinist and the
other a pianist, are o touring the
Rocky Mountain states en- route to
the Pacific coast. The trio was SEIZED
uled for a concert at Grand Junction,
Colo, one evening last week.
Joe Miller, who, with his brother,
Walter, probably knows about as
much about the lumber business as
the next man, has accepted a position
with the Melham Bros. Lumber com
pany. Rolla Williams continues the
insurance business. He has removed
the Office from the Citizens National
bank building to quarters in the Oht-
ness building, fronting on First ave-
nue. S. e.
The Hawaiian trio, which visited
the city this week, representing the
Edison disc records, highly entertain
ed a party of friends at the L. w.
Cooke music rooms Tuesday evening.
Those attending say that they paid
good money many a time to be less
pleasantly entertained and instruct
ed. The attendance completely filled
the place.
The Codington County Improved
Live Stock association has fixed Nov
ember 30-Tuesday, the last day of
the month-for the special sale which
has been advertised of late. The as
ISOLATION has encountered some diff
ficulty in getting a sufficient number
Of stock to justify the expense of the
sale. However, it has been determin-
ed to proceed with the sale, notwith-
standing the offering will probably
be somewhat limited in number.
The Commercial club met for the
first time since the beginning of sum
mer at the Kampeska hotel last Mon
day for a MONDAY lunch. Various
committees reported and the matter
OF reorganization was discussed, the
subject having been introduced by the
report of Chairman G. w. Case of .e
committee appointed to formulate
plans for the reorganization, by j. H.
Conley, DR.. Slower, G. w. Hart and
Colonel Slower. II. s. Fletcher, Of
the committee on arrangements for
the big football game mere on Nov
ember 10, reported progress and ask
ed the cooperation OF the club.
The Epworth League has again
contracted for a lyceum course for
the winter, the opening number of
which will be given on November IL.
1t will be pleasing information to a
large number of Watertown people to
learn that Miss Catherine Ridgeway
is among the reservations. She will
appear here on February 2. This
winter lyceum course has been a
source of much pleasure and instruc-
ton for several years past, inasmuch
as the management has had the adj
vantage of high-class talent through
out.
1t is suggested that all Watertown
cars visiting surrounding localities,
especially upon such occasions as
the college doing at Brookings next
Saturday should be proberly labeled
with pennants showing that they are
from WATERFOWL. Autoists who ira
vel about a good deal find that there
is more or less satisfaction among
the people If the cars are thus labeled
Whenever anybody sees a strangel
car, or q familiar sort of a car car
rging unfamiliar faces, he at once
wonders where the car is from. AL
pennant, besides supplying the in
formation, is a sort Of an ADVERTISED
ment for the home town.
Miss Clara Trondrud, OF Chicago,
arrived here Monday evening with the
Intention to settle here permanently.
She teaches vocal music and has al
ready rented a room for a studio over
Cookies music store. She will be
ready to receive pupils Monday. Miss
Trondrud is a graduate from st. Olaf
college music department and has
studied and taught at the Harley
school of music, Chicago, for over
three years. For a time she hadl
charge of the vocal department att
Augustana college. Canton, She sings
a delightful contra alto and has very
strong recommendations as a vocal
~tcscner.
A beautiful wedding occurred last
week at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Pritchard,
when their daughter. Miss Winnifred
Maude, was united In marriage with
Mr.. William IL. SOurs Rev g