Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-11-15


lars. and it is expected that 1t will be!
practically all subscribed by Saturday
evening of this week.
Mrs. NJ. n. Baskerville has been
appointed to direct the sale OF the
Red Cross Christmas seals. Mrs. Bas-l
keryille, as chairman of the commit
tee, will give the matter her personal
supervision. She expects to organize
for the work among the school chill
dren as n of the features of the
sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. d. Proutv drove
up from Hamlin county last Saturday
to spend the afternoon shopping in
the city. They remained for luncheon
at the home of Mrs. Prouty's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J.. Cory. They were
accompanied by Miss White, who is
teaching school in the West neigh
borhood, northwest of Bryant,
The Gray Studio is open night and
day. Have your picture taken in the
evening.
Roy Sour and Miss Katheryn New
enheim were married the fore part
of the week in st. Paul, Mimi, .ac-
cording to- information received in this
city. Both contracting parties are
well and %fayorably known in Water
town and vicinity, and their hosts of
friends join in wishing the newly
married couple a long, happy and
prosperous journey through life.
C. T. FELTON,, of the Minnesota SUI
gar Beet Company, has been In the
city = portion of the week in confer
enae at the Chamber of Commerce
headquarters with farmers from vari-
Gus parts of this section OF the state.
The success III growing beets this
year has stimulated interest in the
project, and it is expected that a large
acreage will be planted in 1913.
Have YOU picture taken at Tise
Studio. r. w. Wolf. 1928
notwithstanding the lakes and the
s1oughs are open again, the ducks
have not been enticed to return from
southern climes. Old sportsmen say
that it is rarel the case that ducks
driven south by unusually cold weather
early in the season return again until
spring even though the ice may go out
of the lakes and Indian summer may
come to stay for a few weeks.
Place your order today for thai
holiday photograph that you expect
to have taken. Gray's Studio is the
place to have il done. % fs
When Horace Greedy was the
greatest newspaper nan in America
at used to make him cross to see his
editorials left out to make room fol-
advertising. But Horace is dead nov
The editor of The Saturday News Is
not SO great a mar as Horace Greeley
was and YOU cant make him sore bJ
sending in advertising. 1t enables
him to get out a better paper. Try
it.
M. #. Waite, of Thomas. came te
the city a day or SO since to discuss
sugar beets with the Chamber 81
Commerce. He told Secretary George
Schlosser that he had been reading
about the experiments conducted b,
John I'll. Selmser and Mr.. Junkins and
that he had concluded he would &c
into beet raising to some extent mex
year. He remarked that the projec,
looked good to him.
Meats at wholesale prices every
Saturday at the metropolitan Meat
Market, 196 s. Broadway.
Information has been received from
1.-The Long Island training camp wheTs
Samuel S. Mitchell, Jr., is stationed
to the effect that he has successfully
passed al examination for a lieuten
ants commission and is now in Iine
for promotion. Samuel has had con
siderable military experience be
sides, he's a young man of superior
talents His numerous WatertowI
friends extend congratulations upoI
his most recent success.
ID. r.. Jones and Rev. F.. q. Stockton
drove down from South Shore til.
other evening during one of those
fearful fogs. Mr.. Stockton held thu
~fashlight and Jones handled the helm
! Both gentlemen wendell their way il
fear and trembling, not knowing VIVA,
moment they were going to bump init
something. The headlights, although
i. powerful, made about 4 much i'm
pression on the fog as q toothpicl
i. would make on q rock.
Ilwant two live. single men to worl
on farm TOR = rear. Good eats, clear
house,sPLEMTY or ExERcisE. LEI
Stoyer. ~;
First Church Of Christ, Scientisl
n Waterfowl, cordially invites the pub
1ic III attend lecture on Christian
Science ~ Charles r. Ohrensteln c
k4S = member az fko Board @0fNIAF