Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-02-06

as the thirteenth.
AS a state, South Dakota ranks well
TO the front among those having com
pleted its records for the war depart,
ment, thirty per cent of her draft
boards have made the final returns to
the provost marshal office.
n, r. Lee of Lewiston, Idaho. who
came here last Tuesday with a car
load of apples, left for his home last
night.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the NJ. f. church will meet
at the home of Mrs. w. S. Shepherd,
205-1st ST. S. w, Friday afternoon at
800 o'clock. Mrs, H. NJ. Freeburg will
conduct the lesson. Topic: "a New
Broom in an Old Corner" Every mem
Der is urged TO be present.
Mr.. and Mrs M. H. Tally have as
their guest their sister, Mary Tally Of
Waterloo, Ia Five of the children have
been iii and in bed at the same time and
Miss Mary, who is a trained nurse
happened in at a very opportune time
and as a result three of the children
are able to attend school and the other
two are ,conYalescing I'M
Sgt. Harvey Dory returned this morn
ing from Fort Leavenworth, Kan, for
a few days Through. Mr.. Dory left
here with the 1st S. D. Cavalry as
bugler, and his coming at this time will
be made doubly pleasant on account of
the return today of the band, of which
he was q member. Mr.. Dory will visit
his sister, Mrs. Lon Mcdowell.
There is nothing better than Mono
gram flour. 1t is the finest fancy patent
flour made from the best wheat obtain
able, and viii surely give you much
satisfaction. If you have Used it before
you know this to be a fact. S. M. Ellis,
manager. Phone 2i65. (13O.tf)
The First South Dakota band
ranks high as a military band; it is a
South Dakota product absolutely and
the director, Lieut.. Howard
is a South Dakota boy. a son of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Bronson; respected res,
iderts of this city. Hear the band at
the Methodist church Saturday night.
The marriage of Mrs. Anna C. Jur.
gensen Of .Watertown and John c.
Kennedy of Union Point, Can. occur
red his afternoon at 8 O'Clock in
Judge Nicolson's office. Mrs. Jurgen-
sen is we'll known in this city and re-
siding about a mile south of town on.
what is known as he old Carpenter
farm.
Lawrence Mussell, the local Pan
Motor Man, is home from Minneapo-
is and st. Cloud. where he has been
attending a meeting Of the c~ompany's
stock salesman. Mr.. Mussell says
the Pan Motor company will imme-
diately commence suit against a large
number Of daily newspapers in the
northwest, including one Watertown
daily paper, for libel and heavy dam
ages for false publication agardiiT1g
that company.
Carl e Argabrite, a brother Of Mrs
J. w. BalsigeT, whose name is among
the list of wounded, degree undeter-
mined, In today's casualty list, is back
with his company SO he writes in a
letter He was wounded in September,
and not until two weeks ago did Mrs.
Balsiger receive official notice of the
fact, though she had been Informed
Of his wounds through other channels.
Carl went back to his company the
21st Of December and Is not III Luxem.
burg with the army of occupation.
Their viii be meeting held#tn the
Rest Room Of the Library. Saturday
Afternoon, February : for an peop'e
interested in the Do
our esrly and cone to9EtftAs
meeting d o'clock. Women and
girls iii the country are especially IN
vited To attend this meeting
4 Hopkins.
County Sec w. Ca Campaign.
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Minneapolia journal: Those VINO are
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