Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-11-07

Elcncr Olson from Florence traded in
in town Wednesday, at local stores.
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Elizabeth Carlson was among tho
Hitchcock people in town yesterday.
Mrs. Alfred Chilson Of Florence shop.
ped in town yesterday.
Agnes lager of strondburg shoppcd
in the city Wednesday.
Mrs, w. l.. Clark from Miller was
in town shopping yesterday.
Ada Greene was visiting about the
city yesterday. She is from Erwin.
New classes starting Monday. Nov.
II, in both Day and Night School.
South Dakota School of Business Water
town, S. u. 6G-59.W
Mrs. Geo. Meise of lIayti spent yes
terday shopping aud visiting in the
city.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Noble was in from
Kampcska Wednesday visiting with
friends.
Charles Anderson from Clark was
among the shoppers here Wednesday.
John Davidson OF Hazel spent ycstcr.
day in the city on business,
Geo. Voss spent Wednesday in town
attending 10 business matters.
c. C. ohenstad of Florence spent
Wednesday on business in the city.
r. Jacob, a Florence visitor in tow
yesterday, traded at local stores.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c Reddy we're visit.
ors in the city Yesterday from Ray.
raond.
SHERMAN KELLY Company all
next week, new plays and big vaude.
Vile features, Metropolitan Theatre. %,
50 and 80 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. "a. Boyd were from
Hayti today shopping.
r. a. Grundman spent Wednesday
on business matters, returning to
Frankfort last evening.
j. l.. Morrow, accompanied by f. J.
Blyde are spending the week at Brook
ings, Nolga, peSmet, Lake Preston and
other nearby points in the interests of
the Hawkeye Tire Co.
Miss Olga Helgerson spent Wednes-
day visiting with friends in the city,
returning to Wallace last evening.
Mrs. Martin Bailey and daughter,
Selma, were among the Wallace people
shopping here yesterday.
Mrs. August Halleuer and son visit
ed with friends while in from Wallace
the first of the week.
If you want TO get well and stay
well. consult DR.. LepIer, neurologist,
Southwick Bldg. tfl
Mrs. August Ha1leuer and son VIII,
OF Wallace spent Wednesday on bust
ness matters in town.
Mrs. George Halleper and Mrs. Louis
Halleper We're Wednesday shoppers
from Grover.
Il. NJ. Wanda, clerk for the local ex-
emption board, is off duty today, and
ill at his home in the city.
Miss Nellie Redmon, who has been
stenographer at the democratic head
quarters during the recent campaign,
has accepted a position with the j. T..
Case people and entered upon her new
duties, Monday.
Xxx Won M n crnt yro11y. ,,J,nfn 10 l-n,, xla,. ~.
night. Night sittings by appointment
only. Gray's Studio. Phones: studio.
222e; residence. 3512. 44tf
L C Gooch. of South Shore, is in the
city at n of the hospitals taking
treatment for a badly mangled hand.
The young man, who resides seven
miles northwest of South Shore, got
his hand in the gear of a gas engine
which caused it TO be badly mangled.
Miss Catherine Johnson is spending
a short time in the city from Clark,
having dental work done.
Nj. Hartford returned to his home
last evening at Frankfort, having been
WATERFOWL gave the women a Dig
majority last Tuesday.
If you want a few of those fine
apples that Lee and Babcock have
left, better see them at once. Their
stock is running low. tl
Jonathan, Winessap and Rome Beau.
ty still left, but they are going fast.
Lee & Babcock. e. Kemp avenue. a.
If a woman should be elected to
succeed Mr.. Norbeck, which would
she be a governor or a governess?
The name of Miss Adah Minard was
Inadvertently omitted from the list
OF county candidates elected, as shown
in yesterdays edition. although her
name was in the tabulatea statement.
Miss Minard was elected by a vote
somewhat in excess Of two to n
Red Cross Chapter will accept all
collections. Please bear In mind the
urgent call for fruit pits and nut shells.
and deposit same as fast as possible at
Schallers, Thompson 4 Green. Owsleys
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