Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-05-17

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matters connected withhs SaaIgnIs'
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The following are delegates 10 the
grand lodge ana Rebecca assembly
which c0,nvenes lit Yankton ibis weak
Dr. and MIS- RI III. Burlfngame, MI.
and Mrs. Chas Barrette. M. ana Mrs.
+. Elkins. Mrs Margaret t3ayman.
Mrs. Margaret Sears. b Lehman
Noah Hnnsaker. Mr. Barrette Was
former Grand Master 81 the order
and d.. Burlingame isl the Grand
Patriarch u the encampment.
The Country Club house viii be fnrs
mallv opened his evening witha sin.
O'Clock banquet, followed by 4 socialA
dance. While the house has been
open To members Of the club for some
days, q dozen to fifteen having dinedI
there last sunday, the formal opening
was delayed until It was felt that
warm weather had arrived. From this
time on il IS expected the club house
and grounds win be the lei o.
much merriment. since large num-
Der Of the members make it point
to make daily visits there during the
summer months.
The druggists Of the state will meet
In this city il August for their annual
summer convention. It Is expected
that there will be a large attendance
The committee on arrangements and
program met In this city a few days
since, embracing the following mem
bership: Druggist Pool Of RedfeldI
and Drigguists w. F. Dickerson and.
j. Miltenberger Of Aberdeen, togeth-
er with the druggists of this city and
Secretary George Schlosser Of the
Chamber OF Commerce. The details
of the summer meeting were arrang-
ed. some novelties In the way OF
amusements are planned.
The following WATERFOWL men have
been accepted at Fort Smelling for
training for commissions in the army:
Wright TarbelI, William Tydeman.
paul Morford and Perrett +. Gualt.
Tarbell. Tydeman and Morford have
had previous military training, but
Gault has had one He was accept
ed, however, upon his scholastic at.
tainments. Mr.. Gault ID d graduate
of the state university, where his
father was formerly president Tyde-
man received military training at
Ames, Ia, and, besides, Ii q man OF
scholarship. Tarbell, educated in this
city, has had years Of experiences Ia
the South Dakota National Guard.
M. and Mrs. b. r. Walker, for
merly Of this city, now residents OF
Pittsburg, Kan, announce the mar
rage Of their daughter. Miss Hazel
May Walker. to Nj. Walter Laverne
Eyman OF Pittsburg. the marriage
taking place May 4. The bride was
formerly a pupil in the public schools
Of this city. where the Walker family
resided for many years, Mr.. Walker
having been the president Of the Com
mercial college for eight or ten years
and the active manager Of the insti
tuition. The hosts OF WatertoWI
friends Of the bride and Of the mem
bers Of her family extend their hes
wishes for . long. happy and prosper
GUS life.
The vermillion Republican reports
that Professor Elmer Kendall Eyeriy
dean OF the College Of Arts and vic.
president OF the state university, hal
rendered his resignation, although b.
had been reelected at an increase.
salary for the ensuing year, to tax.
effect July /. because he viii go 7,
washington to study the food prob
lem with a view to facilitating pro
duction and distribution. This u
cludes, also. a study of rural cond!
lions and wherein they may be in
proved. Watertown people are inter
ested III the assignment Of Professo
Eyerlyt largely because he is wei
and faForab1y known By some Of TIL
citizens Of this city
Aonther case Of Reyes Of Henr.
against 4 ntockhoider OF the Blu.
Bell Medicine co. was tried In eli
cult court few days since. Judg
| Sherwood rendering q verdict III q
Yor Of Reyes in an amount exceedils
s 100000. Like those which hay
gone before IT, the case viii 30 20 th
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