Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-06
LOCAL NEWS

year.
E. A. Parlaman is erecting
neat six room cottage on south
Oak street.
Henry Sieverts has just moved
into his new cottage on third
street southeast.
Do not eat in a hurry or make
a noise chewing your food. Pigs
do both.
Miss Eunice Street of Winona,
MINI. is in the city visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. HIS. Rove.
Miss Lillian Rowe left Saturday
morning last for Los Angeles, CAL.
where she will spend the winter.
Mrs. G. Peterson of Jasper,
Mimi, is visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Kemple in
this city.
Mrs. H. E. Dickinson and daughter
Leota arrived Friday evening last
for few days visit at the home
of Mrs. Alice Carroll.
Full line of electric light sup
plies. Motor repair work a spec
ialty. ia. Snyder, 116 n. Oak
street.
J. F. Sears returned the other
day from Madison. Wis, where he
spent several days visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Ellsworth Rowe is erecting a
new cottage in the southwest part
of the city and will move in
about the middle of December.
The dance given by the Bankers
Club last Friday evening was a
very enjoyable affair. There was
a big crowd present, and everybody
had a splendid time.
If you need anything in the rub
Der stamp line, call on A. E.Piercy
at Saturday News office. Good
work, quick service, reasonable
prices. 20tf.
If there is any one in or near
Kranzburg who does not take the
Saturday News May Schultz and
Lena Kaiser would like to know
the color of his hair.
The new Liebert block on west
Kemp avenue is nearing completion.
This is one of the most modern
and up to date business blocks
in the city.
You should not miss Gamel's
lecture on the American Boy"
a live topic by live lecturer.
illustrated. A splendid number.
Single admission 35c. Congrega-
tional church. ST
Frank Crane came over from
Pierre to vote last Tuesday. Frank
still claims Watertown as his home
altho he has not resided here per-
manently for years. He says Wa
tertown is the only home he has.
The Codington county farmers
are we'll along with their blowing
this fall and there will be very lit
tile blowing left to be done next
spring. South Dakota never ex-
perienced a better fall for all
kinds Of farm work.
The postofice will hereafter give
preference to married men, and
especially men with large fami-
lies, in dealing out new jobs and
passing around the promotions.
Rather hard on the young fellow.
too poor to marry.
1t is important that clerks know
all about what's advertised and.
be prepared to give intelligent.
information to people who inquire,
3 for advertised articles. Lack Of
this kind of cooperation makes
customers suspicious and should be
considered good cause for dicipline..
Walter Mowbray and family
will depart some time this week
for Montana where they will make
their future hoines Mr.. and Mrs.
Mowbray have hosts Of friends in
WATERFOWL who will regret to learn
of their departure but will all
unite iii wishing them unbounded
success in their new home beyond
the Rockies.
Robert Josephson left last Fri-
Az morning for Fairmont, Mimi,
where it is rumored he will marry
Miss Geneyieve Damorest, a former
telephone girl in the Watertown
exchange. Bob Is friends will be
glad TO hear Of his good fortune.
both young people having a host
of friends here who will be glad
ITO hear the news.
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