Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-11-08

Local Happenings
Mr., and Mrs. n. u. Corydrove IA
Hamlin county, about eight miles
south Of Hazel, to spend Sunday atsthe
home Of their daughter Mrs. DID.
Proaty.
Miss Glendora Cecil and Vernon ii
Croft were united Id marriage Mon.
day evening, Rev. H Bonner. PAS
tor Of the Evangelical church. oficiafs
ing. Both contracting parties are well
and f~avorabily known with d large
circle Of friends, who join in extend
ing best wishes for a long, happy and
prosperous life on the part Of Nj.
and Mrs. Croft.
It's not what we claim in adyertfss
ing, but what we actually do. that
counts. Our work speaks for itself. as
being artistic, classy and upto-the-
minute in style and workmanship.
Your inspection is invited. The Use
Photo Studio. 1851 N. Broadway,
WATERFOWL, s. q. 21tf
Earl Hopkins and Mrs. Pearl Pope
returned Saturday from a. "trip to
their claims in Montana. They had
intended building their shacks and
making other preparations for NOV
ing there later this fail. but as it was
impossible to secure help or get team
ing done and there was about six
inches of snow on the ground, they
have decided to wait until spring
Dsteiline Journal.
A large number Of people living
within the city of Waterfowl have
walked into The Saturday News office
within the past few days to order the
paper sent to their respective ad-
dresses. They say that they decided
to make a change, Perhaps legIti-
mate advertisers would like to know
the identity Of some Of these parties.
The Saturday News is prepared to
disclose the information. If in doubt,
make a personal visit to the Office
and inquire.
Nice thing for the girls to do
have Gray's Studio take your photo
and send it to the soldier boys. Lots
of girls are doing SO. 21-22
The Chamber Of Commerce under
tho direction of its COMMITTEES on en-
tertainment, of which DR.. /, g. Fill
is chairman, has arranged for q din
ner to be served on Thursday, Novem-
Der %, at 6 o'clock p. M, on which
occasion Hon. s. A. Clark, OF Nilsson
ri. one Of the most fluent takers on
the lecture platform today. will make
an a~fter-dinner talk to the business
mes of WATERFOWL on the industrial
Problems OF today. Mr.. Clark is q
representative OF the National Indus
trial conservation movement and ey-
cry business man in the city should
be present and hear the message he
brings.
The Bookings Register pays Mr..
Schloeser this compliment. The Wa
tertown Commercial club has lost q
most efficient and capable officer by
the resignation Of George Schlosser,
as secretary. The publisher ofthis
paper has pleasant memories of times
spent with the gentleman in the
printing business in years gone by,
and in that association learned to
know him as a splendid man in every
wsy, We hope that his retirement
from the position of secretary OF the
club means that he steps to a higher
and better opportunity to exercise the
many talents that make him a strong
executive"
Miss Bertha Seimen, teacher Of
Hngiish inthe high school. visiting
Tbs Saturday News business Office
the other day, happening to espy q
package Of pamphlets, How the War
Game to America which had just
been received from the Committee on
Public information at Washington,
D. G. asked whether she could have q
sufficient number for her department
in the public school. Her request was
granted since all OF the $500 supplied
this paper had not vet been distrib-
uted. Later 1900 more will be sent
by the Committee on Public Inforna-
ton direct from Washington q adj
dresses furnished By The Saturday
News.
FLAX STRAW.
car situation so uncertain al not
ES1l row IOuS Ml1l Will LII -
have lax straw you expect to change
for our money better get it in here at
once. Flax Fibre GO. 800
Judge Carl q. Sherwood has resums
ed the practice OF law at CLARK the
firm being sherwood & Sherwood.
1T is understood that the Judge is re-
turning III practice largeiy i retain
the professional business for bis son,
who is giving the government the
benefit of his services during the
war. when the son shall have re-
turned { resume his duties at CLARK,
if is reported that Judge Sherwood
intends to retiresfrom direct acflyities
HI fhes profession. Many Of the judges
friends have expressed the hopeSthat
he Will become q candidate forcon7
at the primaries next spring,
butwhether he Will doso az no has
n0tbeen disclosed.
The South shoreRepublican speaks