Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-07
BUY one of those High school An
uals. Might drive away the blues.

Born, 10 MI. and Mrs. Guy +. Tur
mel, Monday, June = 1911. ! daughs
tier.
Alderman j. ". Balsiger. accom-
panied by his SON., verlin, went to
IChicago last week, having been sum
moned thither on account OF he
death OF his aunt.
Mrs. Paul H. Lempke, OF Florence
after visiting with her sister Mrs
Chas. Hirzel, over night departed
last Friday for Chicago, where she
will spend a few weeks, visiting with
friends.
Rev. g. b. Kearns performed two
wedding ceremonies last Saturday,
uniting in wedlock George =. DeWaI
and Miss Nellie Nabor, and John J,
DeWal and Miss Erna Nabor, all liv-
ing near Estelline. S. D. The broth
ers married sisters.
Salesman-Capable specially man
for South Dakota. Staple line on new
and exceptional terms. Vacancy now.
Attractive commission contract. $35
weekly for expenses. Miles F. Bixler
leo, 25422 Carlin Bldg. Cleveland, o.
so.
Mrs. Julia Witzel, accompanied by
Mrs. Truman aSowne and Mrs. n. w.
Smith. left Tuesday morning for
Mason City, Ia, to attend the dedi-
cation Of a Modern Brotherhood Of
American building in the Iowa city.
They went 'as delegates from the
local order.
The headquarters Of the Red Cross
chapter has been moved from north
Broadway to the H. 3. Jesup Suit
Shop, where representatives of the
chapter may be found during business
hours and who will be glad to ans
wer any questions that may be asked
by interested parties.
The Codington County Council OF
National Defense, OF which A. w.
Palm is chairman, has undertaken to
assist in solving the local labor prob
lens, SO far as possible. An employ
ment bureau will be maintained. 1t
is hoped to get in touch with the
farmers of the county SO that by the
time additional help is needed 1t may
be provided.
The city park board is arranging
for improving the condition OF the
lake-shore park, recently purchased,
and which is known as the Thomas
property, embracing that fine grove
south OF the outlet road. The build
ings owned by the state at the former
military camp grounds were purchas,
ed some time ago and will be removed
to the park to be used Is bath houses.
Messrs. Peterson and Stein, of Rau-
vile township, met with a committee
from the Chamber Of Commerce a
few days since with a view to improv-
ing the condition Of what is known as
the Meridian road extending north of
Watertown. They pledged certain
financial aid to the extent Of $500,
asking that the Chamber donate 5000,
thus giving the township a fund Of
5000 available for immediate use.
Miss Vera Nicholson, Miss Chant-
| herlair and Mrs. Frances Hull were
honor guests at a luncheon at the
Lincoln, last Friday evening, given by
the ladies' of the high school faculty,
in honor Of the three teachers who
will not reutrn to the city schools
for the coming year. The ~last-narned
became a bride only two or three
weeks ago. having decided to change
not only her name but her occupation.
Mr.. and Mrs. g.. n. Lee Of Monte
video, MINI, have been in the city
several days, guests at the home Of
Mr.. Lees sister, Mrs. w. p. Young.
They return home today, providing
the roads are in condition to permit
the running OF their car, following the
twenty-four hour rain. They expect
ed TO return yesterday, but remained
over when they found the rain pour.
ing down the greater portion Of che
day and having kept UP during the
greater portion OF the night.
The Cannon block On South Broad
way has been leased BY the owners
OF a string Of ~cafeterias and will
shortly be opened for the same pur-
pose, under the management Of Louis
a. Lamson Of Cedar Rapids. IA. NJ.
hanson has had wide experience IN
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