Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-14
its Good II Il Comes from Halbkats
Chas. F. Halbkat
Jeweler and Scientific Optician
Watch inspector for Four Railroads
WATERFOWL. S. b.

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Watch Inspector for Four Railroad,
WATERFOWL, S. 3.
The manufacturers of the state are
having a meeting in this city today
Charles Sheldon was up from IL
Mars, Ia, 4 few days since, a guest al
the parental home Of Mr.. and Mrs
S. B. Sheldon.
John H. Selmser, manager of the
Selmser Fuel and Grain Co, left last
evening for Chicago and other points
on q business trip Of a week or ter
days.
Mrs. Emma Barker, Of Erwin, S. D.
who has been in the city for some
time, a guest at the home Of her sis
ter, Mrs. Sumner Thompson, depart
ed last evening for her home.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. B. N. Hagna
last Saturday, a son, destined, d
course, to be either an alderman or d
lumber merchant. Both mother and
son are reported to be doing nicely
R. L. Kemple departed a few days
since for Iowa where he begins q
series of addresses on a chautauqua
circuit. He expects to be engaged il
the lecture field for several weeks to
come-in fact, until well along to
wards fall.
SPECIAL SALE FOR FRIDAY ANE
SATURDAY. All trimmed hats from
$160 to $500. We will have a new
line of pattern hats in white from
$3.50 to $500. All children's hats
from 76c to $1.50, at Miss Jorgenson's
over Tarbell & Williamson.
Charlie Chaplin in Behind the
Screen one of the latest and best
comedies. Beautiful fve,act photo
drama, can American Gentleman
Hearst-Pathe News, orchestra. Met
ropolitan Theatre, Sunday, matinee
and evening. 10c and 15c.
3. 3. Chapman, of Ludlow, Mass.
state Grange lecturer of the Bay
state, has been in the city this week
a guest at the home of Geo. w. Dixon
Master of the South Dakota Grange
The gentlemen are making a tour o.
this section Of the state and taking il
various Grange pienics.
Lake kampeska lots for sale a
East Yahota. Inquire OF Mrs. France.
p. Hopkins, 525 E. Kemp Ave, Of
phone 1920. 5ott
Congressman Royal G. Johnson has
wired Colonel G. II. Englesby that thu
chief Of the militia affairs at Wash
ington, states that the cavalry regi
ment has been called into service al
unmounted cavalry, SO that, in effect
it will be an infantry regiment, so fal
as practical workings are concerned
Hereafter the p~ostofice department
will make no Sunday collections o
the mails deposited in the mai
boxes about the business portion D
the street. AS . substitute, a box vii
be stationed in front of the fedora
building and the mail dropped there
in will be taken out before each de
j parting mail train.
Mrs. A. NJ. Hardness, wife of Rev
"A. N. Hardness, Of Superior, Wis
arrived in the city yesterday and is
guest of her sister, Mrs. @. ". La1
son. Mrs. Hardness says that ice il
Lake Superior still interferes witt
boat traffic to some extent, the sal
ing of vessels having been seriousl
impeded at certain times within th
past two or three weeks.
Rev. Gay G. White is delivering
serias OF wednesday evening lecture
Towering a range of topics Ut special Il
@terest to his parishioners. II orde
Ito stimulate a study Of the subject
discussed and to enable his audience
to take home with them the chic
points touched upon, Mr.. White ha
ARRANGED for the mimeographing Of q
epitome of each lecture. g COPY 9
which at the conclusion OF the address
is handed to each person present.
apiretIa corseAss made @ measir'
Residence service Mrs. q. M Pete
son, iii End Ave. s. e Phone az
81