Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-06-20

{ NH. and Mrs. j. A Williams left
today to visit at their old home In.
at Beloit and Wautomas
They will also visit their SON. I1osey,!
professor OF military tactics at Evans
ton, Ill and expect to be gone about
three weeks.
Miss Ivah Haraden, daughter OF Mr.. j
and Mrs. f. e. Haraden of this city,
was united in marriage last Monday
evening with Mr.. Roy A. Zamow OF
Grover The wedding took place at
the home of the BRIDES parents, Rev.
T. J Albrecht of Grover, officiating.
Following the ceremony a three-course
lunchean was served by friends of the
bride Both of the contracting parties
are well and favorab bly, known in this
city and vicinity, where the bride has
resided from infancy The groom is
one of the prosperous and highly es.s
teemed farmers living southwest of
Watertown. Following q tour of the
Yellowstone park and other Rocky
Mountain regions, Mr., and Mrs. Ia
NOV will be at home on the Za,nowl
farm near Grover after August 4.
my -FOUR YEARS IN GER
MANY Ambassador Gerard's great
superpicture, Metropolitan Theatre
Mon, Tues. and Wed, June "a, 25, 26.
Ralph Pruyn. the editor and man
ager of the Clark Pilot Review, has
arranged with The Saturday News for
the use of its newspaper press this
evening. It appears that cloudburst,
at Clark Monday evening resulted In
flooding the basement of the Pilot
Review building, where the presses
and the newspaper stock are kept.
The stock of paper on hand was thor
oughly soaked with water, so that it
cannot be used until the water evap-
crates. Mr. Pruyn fears that the pa
per will begin to decompose before
becoming sufficiently dry for use The
rollers on the press were also de-
sstroyed. The rollers, be it remem-
sbered by the average reader who is
not yersed in newspaper work, are the
things that put the ink on the type so
that the letters will show on the pa
per. Without rollers the press, which
lis otherwise all right, is useless.
See Kitty Gordon in THE WASP;
Fatty Arbuckle in TIE BULLY
metropolitan Theatre, Thurs, Friday.
June 20 and 81 1Oc8and 15c.
One of the boldest burglaries COM
mitted in WatertoMn within the re-
cent past occurred a few nights ago
lat the Wolf garage on Second street
southeast. Some time during the
night a party or parties broke into
They then filled the tank on Buick
car belonging to John Jurth, of Clark,
taking also fivegallon can Of gas
cline, threw open the double door,
pushed out the car, and vamoo sed.
The theft was not discovered until
the following morning when the work
men arrived. The authorities were in
formed and got busy at once. The
car was eventually located at Mime
apolis and the parties having it in
charge were placed under arrest. 1t
was expected that the sheriff and the
arrested parties (two of them) would
reach this city last evening, but the
bad roadways evidently prevented the
completion Of the homeward trip.
Deputy State Sheriff John Keegan
}caused the arrest of Edward Turner
this week, on the charge of having in
his possession Intoxicating LIQUORS.
Mr. Turner was brought before NUM-
Icipal Judge I. H. Myers and waived
examination and was held in bonds
in the sum of five hundred dollars to
appear at the next term of circuit
court 1t appears that Turner had but
recently returned from Minneapolis
and had left a grip at the Martin
Knapp home. Knapp, when approach
ed by officers, admitted that he had
given Turner $3.50 before the latte,
left for Minneapolis, with which to
buy bottle of whisky. Knapp denied
ownership of the additional bottles
found in the grip, but said they be.
longed to Turner The matter rests
at this point, pending developments
| at the circuit court when Turner is
brought to trial. Mr.. Keegan, con
versing with representative of The
Saturday News a few days ago, said
THAT the state authorities are doing,
land will continue to do, all that can
Isbe done to suppress the Illicit sale OF
lliquor There are bat comparatively
flew blind pigs, said Mr. Keegan
Most Of the violations, he continued,
iare those arising through the entrance
lof liquor in the state through the grip
or satchel route. 81
And now, lets hurry down to Wa
ItertoWn! Jesup's Semi-Annual Mark
Down Sales start. Friday at noon
Save the five dollar bills!
loLD FALSE TEETH WANTED
IsDoN'T MATTER III BROKEN. W.
pay up to is dollars per set. Asss
leash for old Gold, Silver and broker