Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-05-01
DR.. J. c. LEPLER
Eye Specialist and Neurolo2ist
Southwick Bldg.
Phones-oince 2s7o. House 1878.
Appointments must be made In advances

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Festival tonight.
Geo. F. Scott was among the CANDY
callers in our midst yesterday.
IT. Fl. Hiliard wa in the city yester.
day from Henry 10 transact business.
Rudolph ouickstad was transactlng
business in this city Yesterday. return
ing to his home in Toronto last eve
ming.
Paul Winse, who has charge of a
lumber yard III Dawson, Mimi, was in
the city yesterday transacting bust
ness.
Fred A. RadamaeIeer left for Estel.
line this morning where he will attend
TO business for the Happy Farmer
Tractor company.
The women Of the city are ureently
requested to be at the Red Cross ooms
Friday afternoon, May .. to assist in
finishing the garments for the April
quota.
Clifford Maltby left this morning for
Wallace. He represents the American
Tobacco company, and hereafter will
make his trips by car. as the
has furnished him an auto
August stultz is in the city visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. LIE.
bert. Mr.. stultz and Mrs. Lebert are
sister and brother. He VIII be here
for several days and then will return
to his home in Minnesota.
The boys classes of the Methodist
gymnasium gave a public exhibition
last night which closed the program
for the year. BENJAMIN Edward has
been very successful as an instructor
and last night demonstrated his
capability in the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pardue were in
the city today shopping and traasaet-
ing business here. Mr.. Pardue has
invested in a new automobile and he
family drove back in it early in the
afternoon. Their home is about three
miles north of the city.
Ed Short has decided to close his
store on north Bitaagay aud, will dis
pose of his stock at auction, Saturday
May 3, continuing until all goods are
sold. AR, Housei5lhas been engaged
as auetieneer and will conduct sales
both afternoon and evening. Mr.. Short
viii dispose of his entire stock.
May 20, 81. %, are the dates for tho
State Medical Convention to be held in
Watertown. The meeting promises TO
be largely attended and many splendid
speakers have been obtained. The
meetings will ;basyheld ia the court
house and the banquet will be served
in the basement OF the Methodist
church.
Howard Bronson returned to Aber.
deem yesterday. after spending the
past few days in Watertown. He has
been in Sioux Falls for the past few
weeks and has gone to Aberdeen ia
take UP his duties as band master Of
the Aberdeen banaasMrs. Bronson was
called TO Philadelphia BY the serious
Illness and death Of her father. She
has been recuperating from a recent
serious operation herself. She win re.
turn to South Dakota in the near fu-
and make her home in Aberdeen
hlfs5 George Baxter and Mrs. p. w.
Krp1 and two Gaughtera, Florence
and H<33abel, will leave about May 18th
for a two months stay in California.
Mrs. Baxter win sonle back by d
of Saskatchewan, where she viii meet
her husband and they will return to
South Dakota inSstheir car. The
ladies VIII leave on the Great North.
ern for Huron, then to Rapid City,
and Deadwood, tflens@south thrcagl
the BLACK Ellis. The trip from Den
Yer wiA " made via the Rocky
mountains.
About twenty Young people gather
ed the Christian church last even,
Ing and raked and cleasned The lawn,
regardless Of the rainy weather. They
had decided at a previous meeting d
the X. g. n. that the young people
would take 81 the lawn and
yard Of the church, They worked
about two hours and then the enter
TIT, nj MN tttesEssry coffee and
sandwiches and cakes Flower seeds
and SInee wefe planted i 4 ii
hoped 10 have tho yard one az ths
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