Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-12-06

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Jeweler and Scientific Optician
Watch Inspector for Four RaiIrosts
WATERFOWL, |. d,
Banker =. A. Pope was down from
Garden City yesterday, Recommended
by Mrs. Pope.
John Hentges has returned from
LeMars, Ia, where he visited his par-
cnts and brothers.
Banker E. "A. Adams. Of Wallace.
Vas IN the city yesterday, attending
Mrs. Matthew DeviIle and children
OF Bemls are guests@atthe home of
MT and Mrs. A. Deville.
w. w. Cleeg departed 4 few davs
since for Florida, where he contem.
plates spending the winter.
Miss Lois Ohtness has returned
from Chicago, where she visited her
brother for a couple of weeks.
pr. Edgar, 3. @. Perkins and P. II,
Moller were over from Henry Mon.
day, attending to business matters.
Ben Hylland has gone to Esmond.
s. p, where he becomes the manager
OF he HayesLucas Lumber CO. S
yards and business.
Billie Burke in tThe Land Of Prom.
ise." latest AIRCRAFT picture, Saturday
and Sunday, matinee and evening,
Metropolitan Theatre. Sc, 10c and is.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Kranz and Mr..
and Mrs. A. j Kranz, of Kranzburg,
We're Thanksgiving guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schlosser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Miss receiv,
ed a message the first of the week
stating that Mr.. Mills mother had
passed away at her home in Wiscon-
sin.
Hon, John G. Stein has been sum-
moned to Fox Lake, Wis, on account
of the serious illness of a brother. He
departed yesterday. accompanied by
Mrs. Stein.
The Deemster,n Derwent Hall Cain
in a nine-reel masterpiece, the picture
beautiful. Metropolitan treatre. Tues.
day and Wednesday,. Dec. II and ~.
sc, 10c and 15c.
Edward O'Conner, who has been
with the Paulis Dry Goods Co. for
some years, has accepted the manage
ment of the dry goods department OF
the Cozy Home, about to be opened.
Save the milk. Feed Calf Meal.
Kampeska Milling Co. 1926
Mrs. Adam Thomas was buried
from Trinity Episcopal church on
Wednesday. She leaves a husband
and four daughters and a son to
mourn her death. The family have
the sympathy of the entire commun-
ity.
The Katzenjammer Kids have
been holding the post Of honor in
the pictorial departments of the Sun.
day papers for the past several years.
The kids appear at the Metropolitan
next Monday evening in a musical
comedy.
Geo. HI. Chase, p~ostofice Inspector,
is home for a few weeks, visiting his
family. before resuming his duties
with the postal department. Mr..
Chase appears to be in the full con-
fdence of his superiors, inasmuch as
he is frequently detailed for important
work.
PORTRAITS.
Tise Studio, makers of class photos
and portraits. r. w. Wolf, manager.
1928
Every member of the National
League for Women's Service is asked
to make two gifts each day, one ma
tarial and one spiritual: one that
ran be of physical comfort to those
who are engaged in service OF the
country and the other word of
cheer, sympathy or love to those who
work beside us.
Lieutenant Il C. Parsons arrived
home the first Of the week, on a fur
Tough. DR.. Parsons has been on duty
at Fort Riley, Kan, but has recently
been assigned to the field hospital
service. He expresses the opinion
that the me- in the American army
receive the best of attention, both re-
garding their health and the foods
served them.
All Indications point to the heaviest
holiday business the trade has expe-
rienced In years, and you should have
your picture taken at Gray's Studio
All once 2Stf
Harlie Sheppard went to Wallace
Tueseiiay 80 spend the day in his print
ing office, recently purchased from
his father, r. =. Sheppard The elder
Sheppard is getting cut the paper this
week, but hereafter Harlie viii have
10 got a wiggIe on himself to do the
job himself, ~iaasnuch as a part Of
his time is devoted to helping utThe
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