Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-01-25

Jeweler and Sc;entfir Optician
Watch inspector Tor Four Ratlroad,
WATERToWN. s. b.
Hon. j. G Mcfarland has introduc
ed a resolution for a constitutions
amendment to be submitted to thu
people for the increasing Of the sal
aries OF the state officers. He hat
also introduced a bill to pay the mem
bers OF the National Guard Of The
state $15 a month during their service
on the border.
The band has fixed the dates o1
it's concerts and dances as follows
concerts, to be given in the aupditor
ium of the First Methodist church
February IS, March 20, April II. MAY
| and May Is. The military balls. in
A. @. U. w. hall, will be given on the
following dates: February IL. March
ID, April 8. April "a and May 8.
Jay Grinols came up from Moritz
Is. D., last Saturday to spend Sunday
at the home OF his sister, Mrs. a.. w,
Palm. He was accompanied by Frank
n.y. AS1l,e Ar JOullS luEll~ GX-
pected to return Monday morning, but
the tie-up of the train service, owing
to the severe storm, caused them to
remain over a day or 81 more.
w. P. Robson, superintendent of
agents and agencies for the Dakota
Life, returned the latter part of last
week from a business trip to the
Black Hills, during which he looked
over the agencies in the western part
of the state. Mr.. Robson has the
reputation of being one of the liyest''
of the agency managers of the north
west.
The Modern Woodmen of america
recently installed the following Of
ficers for the ensuing year. Venerable
Counsel, A T. Sherin; Past Venerable
Counsel, +. A. Marvin; Advisor, r. G.
Perry, Banker, e. e. Little; Escort.
g. w. SWoboda: Clerk, j. Huntzicker;
Waterman. II. p. Skow; Sentry, Bert
Wells; Trustees, w. w. Skinner and
j. p. Leonard.
Geo. Il. Marquis. Lawyer. ExJudge
circuit COURT Heegaard Block. 26ti
A card, dated Jandals is, from Mrs.
Stella Marie Stntenroth says. .We
have left Los Angeles and are now
in San Diego, so will you please
change Il address4on the paper. We
are at the Robert e. Lee hotel. Third
and r. streets. Our room oYerloaks
Point Iona and the government avia
ffon camp. We always enjoy get
ting The Saturday News.
There isn't a thing in the line OF
steel filing devices that we can't get
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Printing and Binding Co.
Information has reached Rober
Schulz, n of the large and prosper
tous farmers living south of the city
Ito the effect that his nephew, Ertct
PREM, who was q lieutenant in ths
German army, died in November as {
lresult of wounds received in one o
1.-THE big battles. The young lieuten
ant had been awarded the iron cross
for bravery. He was but % years Q
age.
The Codington county members o
the legislature returned home last Sat
Iurday morning to remain over Sun
day. Senator j. G. Southwick am
| Representatives Hans Mathiesen, j
la. Mcfarland and J.. G. Stein cnnsti
tute the delegation. Mr.. MeFarlan,
,,or4 f,o,, bara ~ vopkfOn infpudin.
to go from the latter place to tn,
state capital to resume his duties las
Tuesday
The Florence Forum reports an en-
thusiastic meeting of the citizens Q
the town who have determined tina
q own hall shall be built. "A com
mittee consisting of Messrs. Heintz
Jones and Foldager was appointed t
consider ways and means and to n
port at a subsequent meeting. FIol
ence, like Watertown, feels the nee
Of an auditorium of sufficient capacit.
for public gatherings
The death of William White Of Cal
tlewood was announced last Friday
1.-THE deceased was the father of Mrs
j. J.. Bennett, and was one of the pie
neers OF Ham1in county. The funera
was held Monday morning at Castle
wood. The deceased leaves, besid
his daughter in this city. four sons
lDick of Clark. Edward q Thorna
lof C~astlewood, and William. a res
dent of Minnesota.
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