Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-03-01

lhaS. / Halbkat
Jeweler and Scientific Optician
Watch Inspector spr Four Railroad,
WATERFOWL, S. 3.
George W. Dixon left the fore pari
of the week for points In the southern
part of the state.
Mrs. NJ. Kadesky Of Aberdeen is in
the city, a guest at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Salinsky.
Mrs. c. c.. Nash is in the city from
Chicago, a. guest at the home of Mr.
land Mrs. Harry F~ryberger.
MIST W. Erickson was summoned
home to Rock Island Monday owing
Ito the illness OF her mother.
Warren Green, of the state board
OF charities and corrections, with
Mrs. Green, spent Sunday in the city.
George Leemhuis, Of the Sperline
shoe store, left the fore part OF the
week for Blue Earth, Mimi, to visit
asfew days with friends.
Rev. Father Slattery of Henry has
returned from his sad mission to Ohio
whittier he was called to attend the
funeral of his father.
Mrs. A. Smedley and Mrs. r. B.
Burns have returned from eastern
points where they inspected and pur-
chased a stock OF millinery for their
4 Wafertown sf0re
The Workmen are advertising a
dance to be given on the evening OF
March / at the lodge hall, Dance
tickets will be five cents a dance.
Ladies are admitted free.
Following a visit with W. B. Corn
ley, OF the Woodward & Gormley drug
firm, Miss Kathryn Gormley and Miss
Evelyn Bacon departed the fore part
Of the week for their homes at Nit
chell.
Jack Lynch. of the Schaller depart
ment store. left last Friday evening
for eastern points In the interests Of
the store. He expects to select a
stock of goods for future delivery for
his department.
Miss Sara Reeve, the county super
~intendent, had fourteen applicants for
the examination Of teachers. certif-
Gates at the recent examination held
in the court house. All the applicants
were residents OF the county.
Information has reached the city
of the marriage OF Will Schutt, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Schutt. The we'd
ding occurred in North Dakota the
fore part of February. the bride being
Miss Glover Streek of Alice. N. D.
Salesman for general trade in South
Dakota. New, strong proposition on
staple line; splendid commission con-
tract for 1917. $500 weekly for ex-
Ipenses. Continental Jewelry Co, 2108
Monumental Bldg, Cleveland, Ohio. 38s
John Walklin, who with his family
has been spending a portion ofssthe
winter in Florida and Cuba, returned
home the fore part OF the week. Mrs,
Walklin remained in Florida, not In
tending to come home until some time
in May.
Mrs. F. f. Lewis, wife of the re-
firing pastor OF the First Methodist
church, departed with the children
the fore part of the week for points
in Iowa to visit friends for a few days
prior to continuing her journey to
GAINESVILLE, Wis.
G.. E. Pope came up from EsteIline
Ito spend Sunday with his family in,
the city. MI. Pope is conducting the
electric light plant and lis operating
the telephone company, both of which
he owns, in the Hamlin county town.
1t sort o. keeps him out of mischief,
you see.
Wanted-Liye chickens. Owsley
Mercantile Co. 3740
Grange, was in Dempster Tuesday eve
ming. attending the local Grange there
Helmer Nelson, who was severely
burned in the explosion OF the gasoline
stove which set fire to the building
adjoining the Stokes building on the
north, is recovering nicely from the
effects of the accident.
1.-THE End of a Perfect Day tonight
at the Metropolitan. The Metropoli-
tan, by the way, has been putting on
some good shows this season--shows
of a clean, high-class type, with actors
who have a high conception of the
parts they have played. Tonight's
performance is under the direction of
Gaskell & MacVitty. with Miss Mar
fjorie Davis as the leading lady.
John Keegan, chief of police, after
looking over the damage done to the
rear doors Of the NeilI harness shop
building and The Saturday News of
flee. said: We'll. it looks to me as
though it's a case for the board Of
insanity rather than the police court.
Any man who breaks into either a
printing Office or a harness shop with
Itha expectation of finding money
There is evidently insane. and Yankton
instead Of Sioux Falls should be his
home