Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-05-10

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want tothe twin cittes Monday Z
complete preparations s the open
inc Of their new ofices ware
house May Is.
Alderman Ferguson, 81 ths
First ward, who is the manager ii
this section Tor the Phoenix Life In
~surance company, made 4 business
trip II Webster the fore part Of the
week.
Judge John Nicholson performed 4
marriage ceremony last saturday.
when he tied the knot uniting IN the
matrimonial bonds Miss Anna Larson
Of Goodwin and Nj Richard E. Damon
Of Redfield.
Captain Palmer u. Sheldon made a
business trip TO Sioux Falls, remaining
over Sunday. Captain sheldon ii get
ting his business affairs In condition
to leave when the troop Of which he is
the captain r called into service.
The numerous friends of II IA. Pet
RE will be glad to learn that he is re
covering from the effects OF a case Of
blood poisoning, which attacked him
some time ago. He had a very mar
row escape, but HIS friends rejoice to
learn that he is now on the way to
complete recovery.
Judge Myers and the police depart
ment continue to catch the speeders
and joy riders who permit their ma.
chimes to become too exhilarated on
the public thoroughfares. The driv-
ers usually get touched up to the tune
Of ten dollars for the benefit Of the
city.
top baled FAX stacks we wish to sell
quick; five dollars per ton. Flax
Fibre Co. 44-45
A. Z. Sherin, attending the Modern
Woodmen of America camp at Hot
Springs last week, wired the home
lodge that WATERFOWL had been Sc
lected as the place of meeting for the
encampment OF 1920. MI. sherin was
elected a delegate from the state
camp to the head camp which NETS
in Chicago in June.
"A. c. Gilruth, better known as
Sandy by his intimate friends, has
returned to his home in California,
after sojourning in this city for some
time, attending to business matters
and getting his store building into
satisfactory condition following the
CLOSING Of the Lawrence Gilruth gro
Gerry.
The fish hatchery at the lake has
recently received q shipment of trout
from the BlackHills. The little trout
are about an inch to an inch and a
half in length. Some OF them will be
placed in Willow Creek as an expert
ment, this little stream very much re
sembling the trout streams Of Wis
consin.
"a representative OF the Minnesota
Sugar Company, which has contracted
to take all the sugar beets raised il
this section this season, arrived
few days since to superintend prepa
rations for planting sugar beets. Thu
planting machine arrived in the city
last week and is now awaiting an op
p~ortunity to be put into the fields.
Last Friday evening the citizens 8
Vienna honored the band at a ban
! quet. The troop band, enlisting ii
this city, is composed largely Of VI
emma musicians, although musician
from other cities are members of til.
organization, including several from
Waterfront. The event at Vienna wa
a marked success, the whole tow
turning out to pay respects to TIL
military band.
The announcement Is made of thl
marriage OF DR.. Perry g Lusk, a fol
mer resident of this city, to Mis-
Wayne Holpnnch q Chicago. Di
Lusk son Of ME- and Mrs. ii s
Lusk q this city, Is 4 graduate Of til
WATERFOWL high schools, q graduate
OF the college al Grinnell, Ia, and .
the Rush Medical College at ghicags
The doctor and his bride viii max
Chicago their bone.
Hi5 yAgE REPRESENTED FoR FoREiGl
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