Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-04-18

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dancing party Tor. the beneftsSo OIL
theSRed Gross MassgivenSl aatSNveningi
ct the club rooms OF the Elks lodge
MI. and Mrs. Henry Blais, residing
in the vicinity Of Kampeaka. are the /
parents 0f + baby M. born Monday.
Andy Foley. Who enlisted some time
40 n the aviation department OF the
signal corps, has been transferred from
Berkeley, Calf, to Dallas. Texas.
Statesmen Excellent permanent pol
capable salesffaen in New York;
Vacancy April 16thsN staple line for
general retail trade.N Liberal conf
missions. $500 weekly advance.
Rice Go, l017 Williams Bldg. Detroit
Geo. H. Marquis, Lawyer. (Ex,Judgel
circuit court,0 Heegaard BLOCK. 21tfi
The Codington county lecal exempst
tion board has moved itsNheadquarSI
tiers to the Goss. block, and hereafter
viii be In charge Of Mr.. j. y. Bird
q member OF the board, Mrs e. FL
Drake having resigned his position as
chief clerk ito enter other lines OIL
employment
IA rain Monday night Is reported toll
have been needed in many parts OF
the county. Some of the early sown1
grain was not terminating as readily
as would have been the case had there
been o moisture in the soil. Thea
top coat has been dry all the spring.
tFEEEEm III
The CodingtOn county friends OIL
Mr.. Thomas "A Jensen, of Portland,
Ore, extend sympathy to him In the
death of Mrs. Jensen, which occurred
recently. The deceased was a sister
OF Elmer Eichhorst Of this city and
formerly resided in Watertown.
II you've got any barberry bushes
on your premises you'd do well to dig
them out, for harboring these plants
is rendering aid and comfort to the
enemy, according to agricultural ex-
fperts at State college. These bushes
are said to promote the spread of
what is known as black rust. which In
past years has done great damage to-
the grain crops of the country, espe-4
cially wheat, which appears to be more
susceptible to. damage from this
source.
FOR SHERIFF.
I hereby announce my candidacy for
the office of Sheriff of Codington,
county, subject to the result Of the
republican primary election to. be held
May %. The support of all republicans,
solicited, with the assurance that r
shall be grateful for amy assistance
that may be accorded me.
Frank Elkins.
MIR. aT.F. Graham, eonnectedawfths
the Redpath-Vawter chautauqua sys-
tenn, was in the city few days ago
making arrangements for the Water
town chautauqua, TO be held from
June az to July 8. A program Of great
merit has been secured, and Mr.. Gra-
ham believes that, despite the war,
the, people of the country are in need
OF the chautauqua as an educational.
and ~inspirational institution. Mr..
Graham is well known in Watertown,
being a son Of Dr.. and Mrs.sW 4. Ora
ham, DR.. Graham for some years be-
ing the superintendent of the, Water
ltown district of the Methodist Episco-
fpal church.
$40
Special, this week. We have mice
Iiine of trimmed hats, in hustle and
poke effects, for $3.50. Also nice line
Iof new large hats from S. to- 81 SO.
Best values of the season. Miss Jor-
senson, over TarbeiI & Wiltiamson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Nisbet returned
the first of the week from a winters
sojourn on the Pacific coast,iswhere
they had a most delightful visit with
friends and enjoyed themselves dur
ing the season. Among those whom
they visited is their daughter; Miss
Mabel Nisbet, now Mrs.sA. IA. Buck,
who resides at Venice. Calf Or
their way west they stopped of at
/ Portland where they spent Il month
or more with Mrs. FrankfD e1iapp, who
IFS connected with a ladies' furnishing
establishment. Mrs. DeLapp last
summer spent her vacation in "trip
to Alaska, and she is enjoying excel
lent health. They ALSO embraced the
OCCASION to pays.a visit to the home OF
EEolomeI and Mrs. Geo. A. Dodds, for
nnerly of this city, now at South Pasa
idena, Calf. and called on Geo. w
Richards at Los AngelesssaAteAjham
bra. Calf, they saw the Stokes broth
ers, formerly of WatertoYn. They
report Mr.. Oscar Stokes Al having
very poor health, but Colonel Dodds
they said, issin a~nsexcellent physicaa
state, following period@of illness
sThe west said MI. Nisbet. respond