Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-06-08

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and also attended commencements
at the College OF Osteopathy at Kinks
Vile, from which he graduated some
years ago.
C. 7. Dotson, publisher OF the
Sioux Falls Press, and Warren Green
Of Hazel, members of the state board
OF charities and correction, were In.
the city Sunday evening, remaining
yer night. They left Monday mor
ing for Redfeld.
The Choral Society's concert Tues
day evening at the Methodist church
was we'll attended and proved to be
one of the most delightful of the
many delightful musical entertain
ments in the city. The society was
assisted by the Fourth Regiment
band.
Perry Shirk, a farmer from Clark
county, brought here for hospital
treatment. died yesterday morning,
following a ~protracted illness. He
leaves a widow and four children to
mourn his death. He was forty-six
years of age. The remains were TAX
en- to Clark for interment.
Mrs. Catherine Karpinski died at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. +. HI.
Franklin, 704 Second street S. E., last
Monday. Mrs. Karpinski had been
a resident Of the city for many years
and was we'll known by q large circle
of friends. The funeral was held yes
terday morning at 10 o'clock frem
Immaculate Conception church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Rear were in
the city from Dexter last Monday af-
ternoon. They called at The Satur-
day News office to get a copy of last
weeks edition, which had failed to
reach them. 1--WE miss it very much,
said Mrs. Rear, eff it fails to reach us
weekly paper and serves u purpose
better than any local daily"
M. r. Baskerville went to Chicago
the latter part Of last week at attend
the Chicago convention as a spec
tator. 1t is not SO announced, but
| some waggish friend has suggested
that '.Bask" and eStitz," who is also
there as a spectator, might take il
into their heads to combine forces
and name the nominee without fur
Tier ado.
George Kruckman arrived last week
from the western coast for a brie!
visit in the city. Mrs. Kruckman
who spent the create portion Of the
winter with her husband in California
but who returned to this city some
| weeks ago, expects to accompany him
to the western part OF this state
where they have real estate inter.
ests.
The people of Henry are making
great preparations for their chautau'
qua next week, beginning June II and
closing June 16. A large number Of
car owners made a jaunt to neigh
boring towns, taking IN Clark, Naples
Vienna and Hazel, for the purpose OF
advertising the event and inviting
the people of the different ocmmuni-
ties to attend.
The WatertoWn friends OF Con
gresham Johnson are pleased over
the magnificent victory achieved by
him at the primaries. The figures
have just been published, showing
that he received 1916 votes to 1920
for his opponent. Codington county
lgaye him 1913 votes and his oppon
ient 213. Mr.. Johnson carried every
county in the district, Of which there
are twenty-three.
R. II. Young, the West Side grocer
has completed the extensive improve
ments which he began ON time ago
The store has been newly decorated
Throughout and the stock has beer
placed in first-class condition in ever!
respect. Everything in the store II
now right up to the minute in boil
quality and cleanliness as well a,
freshness. 1t is good il you buy /
at the West Side Grocery.
Among those who attended tn,
Grand Council Of the United Com
mercial Travellers at Mitchell las
Eweek were the following: q. G. John
son, G. B. Tanney, O. b. Peterson
~. G. Bauer, and others. S B. Hes
Twas chosen to be a member of TIL
Executive committee and Mr.. Tame.
was made grand sentinel. The mex
meeting will be held at Yankton.
"Say." said the father, cant yo,
give my boy a position in your store?
e don't know" rejoined the mel
chant, what can he do?" "Wel
replied the parent, Il don't suppos
aaes could do much of anything at frs
except Buy and sell goods and mar
age your business for you, but late
on, when he gets a little experienc
sensa. he might he able to SWee
, out, do up packages and run errands
Mrs. Garfield Meyer OF Duluth
Mimi, arrived in the city last weel
.accompanied by her two children, 70
a months visit at the home of he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Nell
tyre. Mrs. Meyer was Miss Edit
Mcintyre and has a large circle (
, friends in Watertown and vicinii
VINO are always glad OF an opportul
!. ity to renew acquaintance. She VIZ
! ore of the most popular OF the man
3 popular young people in this city.