Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-06-22

terms. Address Mary L.. Pierce, 1905
Isabella Ave-, Coronado, Calf, or IT.
vim II. Myers, Watertown, S. D. 2tf
Walter McCracken, a young farmer
living on the S. F.. Spencer farm,
northeast Of the city, died last week
following an illness of about ten days.
( duration. The remains were taken
to Reno, Ill, for burial.
Mrs. L. +. Grimm, accompanied BY
her daughters, Misses Alta and Hazel,
arrived from their home in Florida
last week, to spend the greater por-
ton of the summer in this city and
vicinity. They will visit at the homes
of Mrs. Grimmis daughters, Mrs.
| Charles RarTette and w. G. Butcher,
John Weber, Of this city, was chos-
en- advocate by the recent state con-
vention of the Knights of Columbus,
in session at Lead. Mr.. Weber is one
of the rising young lawyers OF this
section OF the state. Being a Wa
tertown boy, having received his
common school education here, Wa
tertown people are interested in any
distinction accorded him, now or in
the future.
George Kruckman left Monday
morning for the western part of the
state where he has real estate inter-
ests. During his short visit in the
city, he bought a car, expecting to
drive through to the western region,
accompanied by Mrs. Kruckman, but,
owing to the bad condition of the
roads, he concluded to proceed ahead,
leaving the a for Mrs. K. to drive
out some time later.
June 80 to July 9 are the dates for
the campmeeting of the South Dakota
Holiness Association, to be held at
Mitchell, S. D. Fine preaching, earn
est workers, fine grounds and accom-
modations, and everything for the
comfort and pleasure of the visitors
is assured. Tents and cots rented at
grounds. Go to Mitchell for the camp
meeting, and hear two wonderful
evangelists, Rev. ]. L. Brasher, OF
Atlanta, Ga, and Rev. A. G. Zepp OF
Upland, Ind.
G. c. Perrin, commander Of Free.
, man Thayer Post of this city, and
Carrie M. Rowe, president of the 10
cal w. R. c., extend special thanks
OF Rev. F. 3. Stockton, Wright Tar
bell, L. j. Shaw, Dorr Hushaw. Gen
eral Englesby, the Elks lodge, thu
i Knights Of Columbus lodge, and The
children and others who took part il
the G. A. R. parade. n the man,
others who assisted in making The
G. A. R. and w. R. G. meeting in this
city pleasant for the comrades Of thu
q. A. r. md members of the w. r. G
Messrs. Ness and Slostad have pur
chased the S. HI. Ohtness tailoring es
tablishmsnt and will continue tn
business under the name of the Mes
& Slostad Tailoring Co. Both Of thes
gentlemen have been employed in tn
Ohtness house for some years past an,
are thoroughly ~conversant with tn
details of the business and have
complete understanding of all phase
of the work required. Mr.. Ohtnes
is n CT the pioneer tailors of tn
city, having came here over twent
years ago and has succeeded in found
ing a large business which increase
from year to year.
Watertown friends of the fanail
viii be interested in learning Of th
marriage of Miss Rhoda Smell, daugl
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Smell, VIII
formerly resided in this city, wher
Mr.. Smell, for some years, conducte
a dry goods store. The marriage too
place at the home OF the bride in Mil
neapolis, Mimi, Mr.. William Glad bt
ing the fortunate groom. Among tn
WATERFOWL people present were tn
Following: Miss Harriet Keator (mai
of honor, Mr.. and Mrs. III. j. Fahne:
took, John ~Fahnestock, Mrs. Fl. ]
Sheldon, Herbert L, Sheldon (actih
as one of the ushers), Mrs. NJ. +
baskerville.
Local citizens have arranged TO
Establishing a bank ait Bristol, til
bank there having gone to the wal
some time g and It's business hay
ing been closed up by the receiver
Fart Fountain. The following Ioca
Citizens are Interested in the ne,
Bristol venture, to be known as th
Citizens Northumberland Bristol: 5W
%. Morris fwho will be presideht), n
p, Dahl, Andrew MeIham, n. G.. Barr
Mr.. Barr, who vas formerly connect
ed with the Citizens National banl
of this city. later associated himsel
with the G. W. Hart Farm Mortgag,
company, will be the cashier OF TIL
new bank. whose capital will be $25.
600.
The marriage OF Miss Margaret M
IOsBrien OF Foley and Benjamin n
Higgins was so1emnized Saturda,
evening jn this city, at the Immac
Enlate Conception parsonage, Eathel
IOsMearn ofhctating. III the presenc,
Of relatives and close friends Of th,
C0ntractiugs parties. a reception