Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-11-30

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Miss Georgia vAux q home from
The Aberdeen normal totthe Thankss
giving vacation With her parents Il.
and Mrs. Os +. yanxs
Master David Jones went to clark
Monday evening to spend asfeW days
ct the home Of his uncle. =. u ZONES.
and hobnobbing with the young
Ioneses q the household.
The stores u the city wfli Be closed
all day on Thanksgiving The dry.
goods stores have been open during
the evenings Of this week and the
grocery stores were also open Hast
evening.
The school board. having had the
matter under consideration for some
time, asks for q bond issue to the . X
tent Of $4,000 for the purpose 81
building 4 much needed addition to
the MelIette school on the north side.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. b. Prouty ana two
daughters, little Misses Helen and
Fern, we're In the city Monday after
noon, having driven up from their
Hamlin county home. They were
guests at the home OF Mrs. Prouty's
parents, Mr.aud Mrs..F j. Cory.
Taken Up-About October 10, 1916.
One red steer, 2M years old. TT. Il.
Leonard, NWA Sec. i. n. SO. Twp.
AZ. Codington Co. 25-27*
The Lyric formally opened last Sat
nrday afternoon, drawing an immense
house, both afternoon and evening.
This is the theater which recently
passed into the hands of the McCar-
thys It has been remode1ed and re-
furnished throughout, with an attract
i've new front and IT is the intention
Of the management, as stated in the
last edition to supply only the best
in the motion picture films to be had
in the country.
Hon. Philo Hall Of Brookings was
in the city last evening, remaining
over night MI. Hall was the eflcient
attorney general Of the state some
years ago and later was elected to
congress. He has not taken a promi-|
nent part in political affairs for thel
past few years having directed his att
tention to his law practice, which has
kept him pretty busy since he quilt
the political field. MI. Hall has a
host Of friends IN WATERFOWL.
Geo. H. Marquis. Lawyer. (Ex-Judge|
circuit court.l Heegaard Block. 76tf|
When q man tells you that he has
something to sell so good that it does
not need advertising-you may we'll
view him with suspicion. The man
who really has something good is sol
proud OF It that you could not keep
him from advertising. He just nat
urally wants to tell everyone about 1t,
and his enthusiasm goes into every
line he writes. And the goods sell
because he makes the public catch
something OF his enthusiasm. News
paper advertising is the great outle-
for the goods. It reaches an audience.
that is always looking for something
better.-Luverne Journal.
Friends Of Rev. A. b. Keeier. for
merly pastor Of the Congregational
church in this city, having previously
filled q ~pastorate at Henry, sill re-
greet to learn If the death Of Mrs.
Keeler, which occurred recently in
Minneapolis, where the FANNY has
been residing Of late. Death was due
to pneumonia. The deceased leaves
"a husband and four daughters to
mourn the loss, not only of an affec-
Tomato wife and mother, but friend
who felt her mission to be to 10 good
to and for those about her The re-
mains were inferred at the family
home at Worthington, Mini.
Judge Joseph Bottom Of the Faux
ton judicial circuit has been 10 the
city this week holding court Ia place
Of Judge Sherwood. Judge Bottom
came TO try the cases against Mr..
Denis and his manager on the charge
Of selling Intoxicating liquor without
q license ~inasrnalch as the defendants
had filed an affidavit Of prejudice
stating that they believed they could
not get fair trial before Judge Sher-
wood. Judge Bottom tried the case
against the assistant manager who
was found guilty BY the jury, but the
cases against Nj. Denis were dismiss.
led Without trial. upon motion Of the
states attorney.
CASH.
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