Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-11-16

week. 10 be absent ten daysWOr, 4 cou-
Pile ofsw weeks viii visit his par-
ents at Corning while away.
Ell Little was ausnxaoned to Hazel
Tuesday to the bedside of his father,
who died the following day He Was
accompanied BIZ his brother. III. 81
Little. whose home WaTerly.
The funeral takes place this after
All Hazel
The amy friends Of andrew Froeh
Tlech. OF Moriz. viii be glad to learn
that be is getting along in Luther
hospital as well as could be expected.
in view of his critical illness. Mr..
Frohlech is a brother OF Mrs. John S.
johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Pope are the proud
parents of a daughter which arrived
yesterday morning. Mrs. Pope, who
lis ait Luther hospital. is getting along
nicely, while the baby-wen, Don
thinks there never was anything like
it.
Drs. g. e. and Dell s~chooicraft,
Graduates Of osseopathy. Medicine
and Surgery and chiropractor. 1o7k
n. Broadway, Watertossn. S. o. 3otf
Samuel S. Mitchell. Jr.. 81 OF Rev.
Samuel S. Mitchell. rector of Trinity
Episcopal church, has been promoted
from the position of corporal to that
OF sergeant in his company with the
South Dakota regiment on the border
The Choral sacietys well prepared
and high-clasS program 10 he giyen in
the First Methodist church tomorrow
friday evening. 1t is under the
direction OF Professor Cook and will.
be mi OF the finest musical programs
of the season.
Never mind the loyalty to home In
stftutions. SO far as the Choral So
cietyss entertainment tomorrow even
ing in the Methodist church is CON
Aeerned, for YoufI get you moneys
worth anyway. Some af the finest
yocalists Of the city belanE 70 the
society and are on the program for
solo and duet parts.
The Watartown PRINTING ana Bind
Iing Co, in addition to once Supplies,
and furniture, such as desks. ana re-
xolFing chairs. etc., FOR FIR. III. O.
~ r tLL4tI NlSaAGlASYi otGts 4ae6&ZfSlN &e
OF Candy, Mimi, has also closed q
deal with the Allen Land CO. and Al
torney J. N. johnson for office equip
ment. Some bigh-graae chairs, desks
and settees are included in the sup
plies purchased by these gentlemen.
Ed w. Munson, formerly president
of the Commercial Bank, which liquid
ated some months ago, was up from
Sioux Falls last week, attending 10
business matters. He was accoIapan-
led by George Adams, o. H. Gibson
and "A. B. Dolthorp. Mr. Mlnscn is
now connected with one of the lead
ing banks of Sioux Falls
Perry r. Loucks returned from the
twin cities the latter part OF last
week, where he had attended tOspro-
fessional business. Mr.. Loucks. be
fore leaving home, forgot to drain the
radiator of his automobile, and when
he reached home the thing was pretty
well 1friz up" However, the dam
age was not as great as it might have
been.
Wilbur Fletcher, attending the Uni.
yersity of South Dakota, has been
chosen to lead the cheering in the
athletic games, and particularly in the
football games in which the univer.
sity team participates. A football
game without noise all around the
exterior would be a very time affair,
and Wilbur's special duties will be to
see that there is no lack of noise.
An exchange tells the story Of
boy who went to market with a sack
of rabbits and fingered around towr
all day. When asked by his mother
why he had not sold the rabbits. he
said no one had asked him what was
in the sack. How many merchants
are like this boy? They have plent.
of goods for sale, but fail to tell tn,
people what is in the sack.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. N. Wood left yes
terday morning for California wher,
lthey will spend the winter. While il
the west they viii visit for a time q
the home of Mr.. Woods sister, Mrs
@. w. Hubbard OF Tustin, later goirs
to San Diego to visit relatives an,
friends. They expect to visit othe
portions OF the state during the win
ter. This lis the first visit Mr.. an,
Mrs. Wood have made to the coas
state and they anticipated a pleasan
sojourn.
We clean and press for the gentle
men and we dye for the ladies'. Walk
e. the Tailor, 2os .. Kemp.
8 wish you would send your pape
TO our folks for the winter. said
WatertoWn gentleman the other da
4 to the office manager of The Safurda
News. you see,r he went on, tstaer
is more news about WATERFOWL an
surrounding community in The So
urday News in a week than appears i
/ any other paper in the county in
month, excluding none. That's VIII
our folks like to get The Saturda
\ News when away from Watertowl
They get 1t boiled down, and, as
4 have already said, more of it than j
any other news channel"
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