Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-01-24
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10 the twin cities this week.

Al ] Albrock made business tEipI
10 the twin cities this week
Born, TO Mr. and MRS. Ray Wheaton.I
on Tuesday, January ~, : son:
Major o. ". Coursey Of Mitchell
was attending to business matters IN
the city yesterday.
Mrs Traverse and daughter. Eizas
beth. have returned from Minneapolis
where they visited friends.
Mrs. u. Al. Skinner has returned
from LILY and Webster, s D., where
she visited friends for II ew weeks.
Miss Florence Campbell Of Wood
stock, Mimi, lis In the city, q guest
at the home Of her brother, r. F.
Campbell.
r G. Green, the Grover merchant,
formerly the station agent at KAN
peska, was transacting business IA
the city yesterday.
For Sale-Black gelding, 8 years
old; broken to drive single. Phone
4166. Watertown. s. 2.
MI. and Mrs. JIG. Taylor have re-
turned from Chicago and Des Moines
where they visited friends over the
holiday season.
Local merchants are complaining
Of the rayages Of professional shop
llifters. j is stated that the losses
from shoplifting are increasing. tits
expected that some systematic effort
will be made to locate the sources of
these losses.
Mayor A T. Hopkins, Sheriff Ed T.
Elkins and County Commissioners d.
M. Bannister and J. Al. Paterson went
to Sioux Falls Tuesday morning to at
tend a meeting called by Governor
Norbeck to consider the matter Of
home defense.
Lieutenant A. j. Haugan was in the
city the first of the week, renewing
acquaintance. Lieutenant Haugan has
been attending the school OF musketry
at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, for some time
past and had just finished there. He
returns to Camp Cody, New Mexico,
this week.
Miss Tacy Elizabeth Browne, for
merly a well known Watertown girl,
was married on December 21st. 1917,
to Mr.. Frank +. Fells. Of Allan, Sas-
katchewan, Canada, at the home OF
the brides mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Browne, at Winnipeg, Can. Miss
Browne was an assistant in the Office
Of the Canadian government under
the management Of Mr.. MacLachlan.
and when he was assigned to duty at
Indianapolis. Ind. his secretary ac-
companied him thither. She was high
ly respected by a large circle of
friends In this city and vicinity who
unite In wishing a long life of hap
piness and prosperity to the young
couple whose whome will be at Allan,
Canada. who will be Eat home" to
their friends after March Is.
Calf meal, ground alfalfa, ground
bone. blood meal. meat meal, meat
scraps and tankage. Kampeska Mill
ing Go. 31-34
Many of the old-time Watertown
fEiervds aof Colonel r. w. Stewart,
more Familiarity known as plain Bob
to his intimate friends. viii be pleas
ed to learn that he has recently been
chosen q director Of the Continental
and Commercial National bank at Chi
cage. e Standard Oil Institute
onel Steward rel In command Of one
Of the largest National Guard en-
campments on Lake Kampeska which
the state Of South Dakota ever had.
He served as a member OF the legis-
lature from Hughes county (Pferre).
and afterwards was the state attor-
ney for the Chicago q North Western
railroad. Later he accepted the at
torneyship Of the Standard Oil com.
pany and removed to- Chicago. Some
OF his friends think that eventually
he will be the president Of the Stan
dard Oh.
CA. Tuck, inc Of the pioneers De
the city, died recently at Great Falls,
Mont where he had been making his
home for some years past. The fun
eral was held In this city on Monday.
The deceased was proprietor 81 the
Commercial hotel along In the early
part ~ the present century and later
engaged quite extensively IN the poal
try business ii the northeastern por
[tion OF town. He was also city all.
derzaa1 for a term Or two and was