Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-05-17
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Jeweler and Seientfic Optcian
Watch inspector Tor Four Raiiroads
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typewriter occupies q space 4i4xsNx|
lin inches Watertown Printing and
Binding Co.
Owing to the fact that so many Of
the boys have enlisted in the war or
have accepted positions in Uncle
Sans service, the athletic programs
for the seaso have been largely abans
doned.
Miss Ella Lewis of Great Falls.
Montana. and Alfred r. Cooley Of
Florence were united in marriage In
this city last Thursday, Rev. Gay q.
White %oficiating. The future home.
of the young couple will be at Flor
ence,
H. II. Tellinghuisen, recently of
Sibley, Ia, is arranging his land east
of the city, which he bought not long
ago, for a chicken ranch. He will
engage in the poultry business quite
extensively. producing both meat
market stock and fancy birds for
breeding purposes.
The Women's Service League sery-
ed a dinner and supper Saturday in.
the room formerly occupied by the
Petit furnishing stock. A large att
tendance at both meals attested to
the interest shown. The service was
excellent and the meal one that was
high creditab1e to the league.
We have a lot of loose hay, used to
top baled fax stacks we wish to sell
quick; five dollars per ton. Flax
IFibre Co. 44-45
F. j. Scholtz, OF the Farmers Land
Loan CO., is planning to plant about
fifteen acres of sugar beets for ex-
perimenta1 purposes. These will be
sold to the Minnesota Sugar com
pany at Ave dollars a ton, delivered
at the station here, the company to
pay the cost of transportation.
Judge Sherwood, in chambers last
week, granted a divorce to Mrs. Nina
"a. Frederickson of Clark, from her
husband, James Frederickson, of the
same city. The custody Of the only
child was given to the mother and
the husband was required to pay ali;
mony to the extent Of $40 a month.
besides an attorneys fee Of $3.50.
Friends of Warren Page, who rep
resented the Henry-Kampeska dis
Itrict on the Codington county board
of commissioners for several years
will be glad to learn that he is recov
erings from az critical Illness. For q
thine his life was despaired d, but for
tunately there came a turn for the
better. MI. Page is now at his home
at Henry, where he has resided since
leaving the farm, rear Hazel, some
years ago.
Geo. II. Marquis, Lawyer. lEx,Judge
circuit court.@ Heegaard Block. 26t1
Jimmy Mcfarland has accepted al
Invitation to deliver the memorial
address at Doland this year, Tht
Doland Times-Record Hon ]
&C. Mcfarland Of Waterfowl has beer
secured to deliver the Memorial dal
!. address in Doland, He is one Of thu
brightest young men in the state AMI
/ as an orator he stands at the head
1--we are indeed fortunate in securing
the services of Mr.. Mcfarland fo'
this occasion"
] Richard Olson, son of Mr.. and Mrs
@. q. Olson, died at the home OF hi
parents Tuesday morning, aged 4
, following an illness of about twa
weeks, duration. The funeral wa,
. held yesterday from the residence a n
was conducted by Rev. o. J Edwards
!, pastor Of the Scandinavian Lutheran
church. The deceased was q pup
, at the Grant school and was held Z
high esteem BY his fellow-studenta
whose sympathy goes out to the grief
stricken family, composed OF thr;s
older brothers and q sister. beside
his parents.
cuT THE HIGHscosT OF LIVING
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For sale AZ Outlet. w. 4. Wiiiians
.s 46-3