Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-09

1 Gertrude Noonan, who has beer
clerking for some time in Stewards s
& Snel l.s store, has resigned and
returned to her home at Bro okings.
G. Snyder Of Jewell Ia. ar
lrived Ia the city Tuesday and will
visit for q while with his brother
and sister Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
SNYDER
+ The Cozy Home had avery pretty
dow display Of curtains and
sthis week, and showed some
fine materials and exceptional
yalFes.
Aaron S. Watkins, prohibition
earidi idate for vice president for the
prohibition party is billed for a
speech at the Congregational church
Saturday evening Oct. 10. at 8.
ID Il Frank Lyon sold 500 pieces of
Igranite ware at his special sale last
week before Saturday was over.
/ Yet some merchants say it does
not pay to advertise. Ask Frank.
Its got Ito be done right tho.
Arthur Sherin left for Aberdeen
Tuesday morning to attend to
legal business in that city From
there he will take trip to Tripp
county, and register for a drawing
Lin Uncle Sans big land lottery
Those new Edison records that
|piay 4 minutes are great stuff.
Amberol records they call them.
Longest record made. Just drop in
and hear one at Ainsworth s, and
/ you will agree with us that they
are the real stuff.
The democra rally Monday eve
ming last was attended by a rather
small hut very appreciative crowd,
who listened with keen attention to
the address of Calvin S. Crosser of
Buffalo, N. X, who discussed the
political situation from his party
standpoint. The speaker was in
Sauced by Gen. M. w. Sheafe,
| IEySho made short and felicitous
speech, criticized the republican
party. and propounded the only
remedy in the democratic party.
4 Our is page paper is a hummer
], 4 sIs week, isn't it? Wait till our
5fdianond contest gets started 4 We
| expect to do big things this winter.
4 With a s2500 trip hammer circula-
tion, the News will be the receg.
|nized business pounder Of the state,
Mr.. Merchant, you really cant
4 afford NOT to advertise in the
4 News. You may think it business
to reach one-third the people fol
J, one half the price, but wouldn't il
J, pay better to reach 'em all? Think
! it over, up one side and down the
. other, write out some copy, ane
take a shot at it next week. 81
The republicans and democrat
both had big doings in the city thi
week. Monday evening both he'll
! rallies, the republicans in th'
: Grand and the democrats in tn
= Goss. From the attendance at tn
: two meetings it would not seem a
if the democrats had much shoy
in this city at any rate, tho, as tn
e Dutchman said, you can't alway
!. sometimes tell. Gov. Crawford
IS and Messrs. Martin, Vessey, Gam
: Bile and Day held forth at the re
:. publican rally, and an enthusiast
h and inspiring meeting was the re
e suit From the spirit displayed an
!. the speeches made, it would seel
;e that the republican split has bee
e healed and that now both faction
= have forgotten their differences an
are both headed in the same dire
j tion in support Of the republics
i ticket.
: Tuesday morning WatertoWn hs
= the distinguished honor Of listel
9 ing to Gov. Chas. E. Hughes
l. New York state, who gave bril-
T. address at the Grand Opera hous
: : In his speech he discussed the sit
- alton and gave many reasons WI
y ! the country should vote for Taft,
!. whose interest he is touring Il
a. =, country. The house was well fill
= and the address listened to wi
the closest interest. AS ms
h. who has accomplished big thin
,b Gov. Hughes is a man worth liste
r ing to. A marked feature Of !
lg address was the entire absence
v. mud singing which is such a cha
lie acteristic feature Of SO much pol
ad ical talk. The distinguished VII
e. tor was received by a large de-
Of cation Of Watertown' s business m
iii at the station, as well as by &c
a. Crawford and the other state mol
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