Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-03-08

No. WATEhYoMN, esD
Sons rs Satan" i nre part feature
worth while. also i rafting good
comedy; Foto Pla Theatre. Friday and
Saturday
When YOU drop in Tor that cofeel
Saturday take home 4 dozen oranges.
zoe, 25c, 55c a dozen. Young,s Coneel
and Grocery store. sell
Chief Of Police John Keegan warns
the public that automobile license tags
of the 1917 brand must be shown oni
the cars Y the owners wish to avoid
trouble with the police department.
There's been plenty OF time, says thel
chief, to get the new Numbers. anal
they must be used. The old vintagel
Of 1916 Won go any longer. But,
John. what il a fellow has the car butt
lacks the price Of the tag? That's us.
The members Of the legislature re-
turned home last Saturday from
Pierre, where they had been wrestling
with legislative problems for sixty,
days. While their work was somewhat
tedious, and required much overtime
! work during the latter part Of thel
session, they seem to have enjoyedl
the ordeal. to the extent. at any rate.
Of not growing poor in physique dur.
ing their service.
See The Pearl of Paradise" great
six reel photo drama OF romance and
adventure in the South Sea Islands,
Sunday, with full orchestra, Metro
politan Theatre, 1oc and 15c.
At the recent election the Elks
lodge, 838, selected the following Of
tcers for the ensuing year. Exalted
Ruler, g. "a Fountain; Esteemed
Leading Knigihtt, Al @. stutenroth3
Esteemed Lecturing Knight. ii. B
Case; secretary, G. d. Ray; treasur.
er. i. Z, Morris; Tyler, r. ". Wat.
kins; trustee, 7. r. Nesbit; delegate
to grand lodge, /. H. Myers, retiring
Exalted Ruler; alternate, John II,
Hanten.
THE End Of a Perfect Day. at the
Metropolitan last Thursday night,
was presented by a strong cast. The
performance drew a large house and
was up to expectations. 1T was all
that the management had claimed for
it. It is somewhat after the type of
Peg o. NY Hearts but the leading
character in IT is perhaps a more
~forcefnl n than Peg" This part
was taken by Miss Marjorie Davis
who o the plaudits OF the large
audience, as did the other actors and
actresses. who are obviously artists.
For Sale-Two good work horses.
Owsley Mercantile Co. 314e
The supreme court OF the state has
passed upon the point raised in the
proceedings against the West hotel,
In SO far as the operation Of the place
is concerned pending the hearing of
the main issue. It has decided that
the hotel may continue to remain
open upon its putting up a bond in the
sum OF ten thousand dollars. Judge
Sherwood, it will be recalled, had or,
J dered the place closed, after having
heard the evidence in the case brough.
by States Attorney Haugan. The
hotel people appealed to the supreme
court, and without passing upon the
merits OF the main question the su.
preme body permits the hotel to con.
. tinue business pending the final de
: termination Of the main issue.
s saiesman-Gapable specially ma
for South Dakota. Staple line on new
and exceptional terms. Vacancy now
Attractive commissions contract. $35
weekly for expenses. Miles r. Blk.
& Ter Co, 254s carlin Bldg, Cleveland,
r Ohio. 39s
! Representative Mcfarland powdered
his face and otherwise made himself
look like a regular paleface and in,
formally presented the wife Of the
/ speaker with a token of remembrance
from the members Of the house during
I the closing day Of the legislative SEES
I sion. A great.deal Of sport is always
1 INDUCED in at intervals during the
closing day Of the Legislative Or con
4 gressional session. Mac" has played
3 the part Of a Good Samaritan, fig
/ uratively speaking, for the past sew
eral sessions in that he has been Sc
! lected to do the presenting act on be
Il half Of the members Of the house
Last year he presented the speake
with q token. This year the member
|. thought they'd change the program
by making the speaker,g wife the RI