Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-02-07
Mrs Ray Hughes departed Mon
tiav far fkn fursns M aaEHaS

Elmer ECampbeli il taking 81 tha
ante show in the tMiacities this week
Ole Kios Is anon the Matertown
people visiting the auto show inthe
twin elites this week.
+. p, Young manager of the Clark
creamery, was attending to business
matters ii the city last Saturday.
+. ]. scloltz has returned from Iowa
and Minnesota. where he attended to-
business matters OF about ten days
Mrs. ". w. Kane. Jr. accompanied
by Mrs Mclaughlin, departed Monday
evening for Minneapolis to visit with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. r. Reyes were over
from Henry yesterday, attending to-
business matters. shopping. and call
ing on friends.
Frank Neal and Ernest SeIleck re-
turned last week from Minneapolis
where they passed an examination Tor
enlistment in the army.
Aug. Kolberg. living northwest Of
town has been seriously i'll lately.SHe
was taken to the hospital in Water
town Monday evening.--Toronto Her
aid.
D. M. Bannister received a telegram
from his sson, Sergeant D. "a. Bannnis-
ter, stating that the latter had been
transferred to the 3O7th cavalry, Del
Rio, Texas, and proceeds at once to
join the troops on the border.
The cavalry band which left this city
with the First South Dakota Cavalry
has been transferred from Camp Cody,
New Mexico, to the federal camp at
Del Rio. Texas, a place reported TOD
be about the size Of Watertown on the
border.
Katherine Grey and her company OF
artists presented 1.-THE 18th Chair at
the Metropolitan Tuesday evening to
an app~reciative audience: There was
a liberal sprinkling Of guests present
rom outlying communities, especially
the rural sections.
f. M. Piller OF Devils Lake, N. D.,
succeeds G. A Busby as the manager
of the Woolworth store in this city,
the change having taken place Mon
day. Mr.. Busby has not yet been as
signed to another field, but expects
to receive notice Of such assignment
in the next few days.
Farmers especially are interested3in
farm machinery stocks and prices.
Their attention is called to Lanten-
schlager's advertisement in another
column-but, If course, they would see
It anyway, since the rule if TO read
everything appearing in The Saturday
News, advertisements and all.
The Farmers Cooperative Associa-
Il ton Of South Dakota adjourned its
eleventh annual convention last Thurs
day, following the reelection Of Hon,
John T. Belk TO the presidency. Dur.
ing the closing session it was also
decided to change the name, making It
the Farmers Grain Dealers Associa
tion, since the principal business OF
the association is dealing in grain,
fuel being handled as an incidental
line.
Miss Gladys Bone, daughter OF Bert
Bone. formerly resident of this city,
seems to be making a mark for her
self in Minneapolis. A recent edition
Of the ,~nneapolis journal prints her
picture and the accompanying para
graph: Gladys Bone will pay n OF
the principal parts in the class play OF
the January graduating class Of Cen
tral high school, Her Husbands Wife
which will be staged at the auditor
ium Friday night The Bones were
among the pioneers Of this city and
vicinity, but removed to the twin cit
lies some years ago. where Mr.. Bone
is district manager for n Of the big
insurance companies of the country.
Douglas aFirbanks IN I'm Again
Out Again onesof;the best7o @Artcroftl
pictures; also Hoyt comedy, The
Fixer." Metropolitan Theatre, Friday
and Saturday, Feb. 80 Coming, Sun
day and Monday, the great eightsreeI
eature, Hall Came, THE Manyraan'
The economics department Of the
State College writes The Saturday
News to the effect that II uses no lard
whatever il its cooking demonstra5
tions, b~utgrather some other form OF
shortening II this period of saving
fats, housewives would do well to take
notice Of the policy OF the domestic