Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-01-09

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Scandinavian Lutheran church, Tues
day, January l4th, at 1870 p NJ. 007.1ll,
NOTICE
All Elks are requested to meet at
the Ellis Hall at $3.50 n. nj. tomorrow
to attend the funeral Of Br0her M. j.
Mueller.
D. c. Noonan returned from q bust
ness trip to Minneapolis this morning.
l.. r.. Morris and II. A.. Park arrived
in the city this morning from Mime
apolis.
The Episcopal choir will meet to.
night at 8 o'clock. The members are
all requested to be present.
v. Christensen formerly Of this
city, but now of Tracy, Mimi, was in
the city on business yesterday.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday 10 Frederick Karlberg, of Vidora
Sask. Can, and Inga Void of Revillo.
tto' w. 'ub vi b'S -NolIISSs ii.i
was here last evening on business. Mr..
Guth is secretary of the Iowa State
Live Stock Insurance Co.
T. r. Hart of Sioux Falls, secretary
of the Portland Cement Co., is in the
city today in the interests Of good
roads and other business matters.
Valentine Stock Farm" offers for
| sale, n 400 ID. five month old Registered
breeding superb. Also Silver and White
Wyandotte cockerels worthy to head
any pen. If interested, write Alfred M.
Knudsen, Hetland, S. D. 97-127*
Abe Rukstad came down from Flor.
ence yesterday to attend to business
matters and to consult a surgeon about
removing his tonsils. Walter Soreng al
so came down with Mr.. Rukstad and
remained in the city over night.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. H. Austin and daugh.
ter, Louise, left today for Doland to
attend the funeral of their daughter
and sister, Mrs Harry Osborne, who
died Monday of influenza. Mr.. and Mrs.
Buckingham accompanied them. Mrs.
Buckingham is a sister of the late Mrs.
Osborne.
+. II. Kluckman left for Texas this
morning via the Rock Island. He ex.
poets to take a aprty of fourteen pro.
spective buyers, two will go from Wa
tertown and the others will join him
at Clear Lake and proceed to the Rio
Grande Valley Tex.
VIM. Farnum in THE RAINBOW
TRAIL" a sequel to Riders OF the Pur.
pie Sage also showing the comedy
ROARING LIONS ON THE MID
NIGHT EXPRESS" Metropolitan Sat.
urday and Sunday. Matinees and even.
ings, 10 and Is cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Dregan and fam,
lily leave some time next week for an
extended trip to the coast. They ex.
pect to be gone about six weeks and.
will visit a number of the principal
cities among which will be Los Ange-
les and San Francisco.
f. E. Eastburn, who has conducted
a grocery store in the Gilruth build
ing on S. Midway. is removing the stock
to the Peterson & Olson building on N.
Broadway. where he will establish a
grocery on a larger scale. It will be
known as the Economy" Grocery.
Major and Mrs. Bale, Provincial
Secretaries, of Minneapolis, will con-
duct a special revival service at the
Salvation Army hall, on Friday igh
January 10th at s o'clock. The major
is a splendid speaker. and Mrs. Bale
is a sweet welsh singer. All are cordi-
ally invited to hear them. Hall is locat-
ed at 108 S. Maple street.
Mrs. NJ. H. Lewis delightfully."- enter.
tanned number Of her friends at s
dinner Friday evening at her
home at BIT So. Broadway. The even
ing vas spent in music and all guests
report a very pleasant evening. The
dinner was given In honor of Miss
Ethel Hutchins, who is leaving for
Chicago at an early date. Miss Hutch,
ms is going to take a post graduate
in. surgeon nursing. Her many
friends wish her the best Of success.
3. +. Houtari OF Thomas. was in the
city yesterday attending to business
matters. He embraced the occasion to
drop into the Daily News office to
order the paper sent to his address for
1919. He said he had been taking ST.
Paul daily, but owing to the close mail
connections at WATERFOWL It frequently
arrived two or three IN 4 bunch, and
having heard OF the Daily News and
having inspected q copy or two, he
wished to have It visit him regularly.
4 wonder, remarked John Keegan
yesterday In the presence 81 DAILY
News man what these fellows oversil
Germany i going 10 do anyway. II
seems that they arek ftxlnR 10 Kill \
another OF after the fasfton B the
Russians when their form of eoverns
ment was hast changed Of course. we
fellows In America don't know anything
about real situation over theFe
|that 4 e cannon a~ppreciate
Ett even attefwehaYe read aA6out q.
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