Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-08-30

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WATERToWN
a Q. Russell departed tuesday
Pierresto attend robustness matters.
MI, and Mrs. EdssHelbing and fan,s
Eily have returned from an automobile
trip did, Minnesota.
Jack Lynch, 81 the schaller depart
snaent store, has returned from an
eastern buying trip
n Ryansshas been named assist
ant superintendent Of the M. & st.
railroad with Headquarters in
Watertown.
MI. and Mrs. Josh Purcell have re-
turned to their. home In Canada. FOL.
lowing avisif Of wee KS God-
ington county
Judge John Nicholson united ii!
marriage last Sunday Miss jeanette
FoucherS and MI Sutton
both Of Clark, S. ..
Mr., and MRS. II. E. Kirwan and fam
lily departed TuesdaySfo an auto trip
to Minneapolis and other Minnesota
points to visit friends.
Clerk of Courts Horswil has Isl
sued a marriage license to
Leo Leonard and Miss Margaret Jor-
genson, both Of Henry.
Geo. il. Marquis. Lawyer. (Ex.Judge
circuit COURT Heegaard Block. 26tf
DR.. o. q. Church was over from Re-
villo Monday, attending to- business
matters and paying brief visit to
the home of his mothersin-law, Mrs.
Alex. Dawson.
Mrs. ]. ". Martin and grandsons,
Brock and Charles Barnard, left the
first Of the week for Chicago where
they will visit for a week or so at
the Barnard home
Miss Stella and Vina Eidem, who
had been guests at the home of Rev.
10 r. Edwards, left the first of the
week for Fargo, NJ. D., and Everett
Wash, to visit friends.
Miss Helen Horswil, assistant III
brarian, went to Redfeld for few
days Visit with friends, following
which she viii join her parents at
Duluth, Mimi, for few weeks 10
ljouTn,
Theresa, accompanied by Mrs. Geo.
Mitchell and son, Donald, and Mr..
Steinmetz. returned the first Of the
week from New Ulm, MINI, where
they visited friends Mrs. Steinmetz,
who accompanied them to NewAulm,
remained for more extended visit.
The board of education has voted.
to Danish German from the public
school curricu1um--that is to say,
those who have taken the first year in
German will be permitted to finish if
they so desire, or they may substitute
some other study; but after the sec
ond years workn German is com
speIted there will be no more German
taught In the WatertoWn schools.
Mayor IA. q. Hopkins and City AT.
torney "a. Il. Sherin made a trip to
Pierre last week to appear before
the tax commission in the matter OF
the assessment of the Dakota Life,
both the city Of Watertown and the
township ofLake claiming the right
to assess certain securities held by
the company, The commission held
the matter under advisement.
A farewell reception was rendered
atathe Methodist Episcopal parsonage
last Thursday evening, to the Meth
odist boys of the cavalry. Remarks
were made BY Rev. Nj. White, John
MoodiesMDr. Freeburg and others.
Miss Miriam Fryberger and Miss
Essie Bates delightfully."- rendered vu
cal numbers Light refreshments
were served BY Mesdames White, Ten
ney and Blodgett
The following relatives arrived to
attend the f~uneralAof the little son of
MI. and Mrs. al G.YOungquist, yes,
iterday afternoon. John Olson q
eStransburg, Neb., father o Mrs,
|Youngquist; Mrs. John Anderson Of
Osceola, NebMa sister; Manford Olson
Of Grand island, and Victor Olsonan and
EMyron Olson of Council Bluffs, broth
ers Of s.Youngquist; John Young.
duist III Loop City, father 81 Mr.,
|Youngquist, and %. LJaooby Of the
same place brother-inslaw
The Clear Lake Courier contains 4
report of the arrest of q twelyesyear'
old boy On the charge Of burglary.
THE IadTesided ator neal larry 6 Fol
some Time. continues the Cleal
Lake paper petty Mieying has been
going 3 iii Gary and watch was
KEPT Monday night, When placed in
|siaii the iaa said bandit gang, had
heenorganized aInong the boys and