Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-10-19

| floating. Following the ceremony a
| wedding breakfast vas served at the
| home of the bride. Both contracting
]narties are well and favogably known
i'm the city and have a wide circle Of
er~alatntances who wish them un-
bounded prosperity and unalloyed
happiness during life. The young
people will make their home in Wa
ler-own. The groom being employed
by the North American Creamery Co.
and commands The confidence ct hose
| with whom he associates.
City Auditor H. C. Wood has pre-
pared the list of voters for the cleo
ZION. But it is not Yet complete be-
cause Of The removal Of certain vot-
ers from one ward to another. There
NAV also be some omissions of new
voters moving into the city from else
where in The state. Mr.. Wood invites
he attention of the public to the list
and asks the cooperation of all elect
ors in making the list complete. The
voting lists have also been prepared
|+nroughout the county, so that in or
der to have a substantially correct
list those having doubt about their
neues appearing thereon should in
sesttgate.
The Fiske O'Hara entertainment
Tuesday evening in the Metropolitan
attracted a f~ull-eapacity house. That
!it vas one of the finest performances
Iof ts kind that has ever appeared in
the city was the general verdict Of
hose attending. Mr.. O'Hara. in the
presentation Of "9His Hearts Desire"
was ably sustained by a strong com
pauy Of artists, Miss Elizabeth Paige
! being his chief support as Mollie Me-
Garry She, too, ~captiyated the large
audience by her winsome manner and
The striking and apt facial express
si9ns in the numerous cltmaxes. AS
an actor and a vocalist Mr.. O'Hara
amply sustained his wide reputation
and won the plaudits throughout of
an exceptionally apprecjative audi
ence.
The following have been drawn for
the circuit court jury for the Novem-
Der term: F. e. Burke, Henry Deke,
Guy Mitchell, Carmi Johnston, H. M.
Hanten, ]. T. Klaus, c. w. Chambers,
o. S. Stevens, J. f. Schwartzhoff
John Haas, William Redemski, Reu.
ben Schmeling, J.. w. Balsiger, John
Fosse, Lawrentz Bang, Wenzel Lind
ner, Charles Barrette, Charles Sci
ebert, Alfred Schulze, Carl E. Peter
son, Herman braves, Sam Purcell, G..
K. Burt, Melvin Dahle, Roy Mort,
julius Strohfus, John Wolf, Fl. A.
Bauer, Herman Kumm, H. H. Min
thorne, j. c. Mooney, John Schmied-
ing, Hans Trandahl. J. B. Kranz, ].
G. southwick, Julius Giese, Will
Weeks, Charles Lentz, Bert L. Smith,
w. b. StemWedel.
The Clark Courier speaks as fol
lows concerning a new resident of
WATERFOWL: CDR. Follett, who has
been practicing osteopathy in Clark
during the past year, left Tuesday
morning for Watertown where he has
taken over the practice of DR.. Sher-
LEY. His Office here has been closed
Efor the past few days, but DR.. l.. A.
Kissinger Of Beloit, Wis, will take
the practice here and is expected to
arrive in the city within a few days.
During his tay of a year here, DR..
Follett has established a nice practice
both in this vicinity and at Raymond
where he usually spent two days OF
each week, and during this time he
and wife have made a host Of &C.
quaintances and warm friends who
wish them we'll in their new location,
where they expect to move the first
Iof the month"
lFHFHA IaEaSEz
The recent cold snap has brought
the northern ducks down in large nun,
bers. The boys r having consider
able sport these days on the principal
duck passes. ~Canvasbacks and red.
heads largely predominant on some
of the passes, while canvasbacks and
redheads form the principal game on
Lake Pelican, an especial rendezvous
for the former But these highly
priced ducks will decamp for southern
lakes about next week, or the week
following at latest as they shrink
from a touch Of freezing weather.
The redheads will follow suit for the
south a short time after the flight Of
the convasbacks, and others will emu
late their example before the real
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