Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-01-30

The Ladies' Aid Of the Evangelical
Mrs. F. NJ. Stewart. After spending the
afternoon sewing, they enjoyed a
delicious supper served by the hostess.
The Baptist Missionary Circle will
the church parlors, Friday afternoon,
ut the hour Of three. Chapter three of
the Study Book will be the lesson. Try
to he on time.
Don't fail to attend the special re-
vival service at the Salvation Army
han tonight at 8 O'Clock. Rev. S. S.
Mitchell, of the Episcopal church. will
preach. Subject "Barthen Vessels
Everybody welcome.
In 1910 the price Of n farm horse av-
eraged about 240 per cent higher than
the price of a COW; now a horse aver
ages only 80 per cent hicher-you can
see Il good motor truck at the Dugan-
Bennett Implement Co d26.12V
valentine Stock Farm" offers for
sale, a 400 ID. five month old Registered
breeding superb. Also Silver and White
Wyandotte cockerels worthy to head
any pen. If interested, write Alfred NJ.
Knudsen, Hetland, S. d. 97-127*
] have Sc acres of fine farming land
joining the city limits on the north for
SIS per acre. 1t is cheap at 500 per
acre. If you want this land you will
have to hurry as I have only a few
days listing or it. f. NJ. Barker, Wa
tertown, S. ID.
Fine fresh eggs were selling at the
local grocery stores yesterday at 81
cents per dozen. One groceryman re-
marked that if the present warm
eggs would retail at % to 80 cents per
dozen in a short time.
Charles Berner, of this city, says he
has observed that the sap has commenc-
ed to come up in a great many of the
trees in the city. If the weather should
turn to extreme old after the sap has
gone up in the tree there is great dan
ger of the tree winter killing, he says.
Mrs. Mary Egge, nookkeeper for the
Headley Auto Company, of his city,
recently received .atletter from her en-
ployer, Mr.. Headley, who is at Hot
Springs, Ark, and he states that the
weather is very cold and disagreeable
there and has been ever since his arr,
val.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Prey left last
night for Mankato, Mimi, where they
will make their home in the future.
Mr.. Prey has been employed at the E.
Fl. Prey Jewelry store for sometime
past n has won many friends. Mr..
Prey will establish an optical business
for himself.
The only genuine sure sign of spring
is when you observe the small boy out
lin the middle of the street playing
marbles. Although the weather has
been as pleasant the5past month as the
usual April or May weather the small
boy has not appeared in public with
his sack of marbles.
AT the Methodist church tonight,
Rev. Cay G. White will speak in the
mid-week service of prayer and Bible
study on the theme of philemon. One.
sinus and the Minister" a study of
the Epistle of Philemon. or "The Eter-
nal Triangle of Human Adjustments.
Forty six people were in attendance
at the meeting. last Thursday night.
The general public is invited; 800 p. NJ.
George Richards of this city recently
returned from Los Angeles. Cal, where
home of his parents. Mr.. Richards says
he was surprised to find the weather SO
nice and warm in the middlewest
states as he expected everything woul6
he frozen UP. He was aggreeably SIR
prised that even South Dakota was hay.
ing weather in January thai would
make southern California so some Il
.ibeat.
Lieut.. Bernard Carples Of New Yorl
tssty has been IN Watertowl for a few
days, a guest at the home OF Rev. S.. s
Mirchell. Lieut.. Carples and Lieut.
Samuel s. Mitchell, son Of Rev. Mr.
Mitchell, We're as sc%hcolnates ant
ctluiIiS, dHu, Lieut.. CafpssS niVlng OF
fetal business at Camp Dodge, Yernhrac
ed the opportunity to come On to tYi,
!, city for q visit with the rector of til.
Trinity Episcopal church. He return.
east this evening.
!, "a young man who was one ofthi
t party at the Country Club dance
which was attempted to be pulled Of
last Saturday night contrary To tn!
] order of the board of health prohibit
ing an dances both fn the city AM
) county, says he made his set ava,
frons the Club in good shape, ii whel
he5got into town hi was arrested 10
exceeding the speed limit and finet
$40. New he is afraid he win be fine.
another ten dollars 1 . being II tn
n alledged dance.
VIM. Church, owner the Glob
ilolel and also proprietor of the NORTH
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