Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-02-14
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The attendance, at the Harmon,
8Iclub choral practice Wednesday
sevening was very small, and very
\ diaa ppointing to those ID charge
Pres. AinsWorth says nnless some
radical change for the better TURNS
UP, something Will have to go. 3s
AS p. Hemp and family have
llnoved from Clifton, Ill, on to their
farm bout seven miles aoutl, 81
Watertown. he has been renting
the farm for the last few years, hui
thinks il viii pay him to run the
farm himself.
"a big republican rally will BE
held on Feb. 2lst, to organize the
political supporters OF w. s. Glass
Iip his candidacy for congress.
here will be speeches and all
kinds of political bon-bons, and
everybody is requested to turn out
and boost for Glass.
A couple Of wrecks tied up the
ira ffic on the Rock Island and M. &
st. =. roads forsso1ne time Tuesday.
The Rock Island freight wac
ditched near Cactus; while The N.
& St. +. big freight engine left the
rails at Gardner. Crews were sent
out from Watertown to clear the
track. a. .l.s sss
A farmer called at the Andy
Foley building with a horse to be
shod, and was rather surprised to:
find q well fitted tailor shop. Mr..
Deyeney is the tailor in question,
and has very nicely fitted shop,
and with improvements to be put
in in the near future will have one
OF the best equipped shops in the
city. \
2 Will Owsley, formerly Of this city
but now residing at Aberdeen
where he is manager of the big
candy factory of Ward Bros'., was
in Watertown the first Of the week
on his way east on business for his
firm, Will has hosts of friends In
Watertown who are always glad to
know that he is still maintaining
his reputation as one of the best;
hustlers in the state.
5SS Great improvements are under
way at Lee Towne's confectionery
store and barber shop. A partition
will be put In at the rear OF tkeseoti+
fectionery store and the room
formed will be used as asbath room:
with entrance from the barber
shop. The present bath room will
be turned into shining parIor.
Several new chairs will be placed
in the barber shop, and other i'm
provements made.
=. 3 Little. who has been fore.
man in Smiths plum bing shop for
long time, has severed his con-
nection with Mr.. Smith and EN-.
harked into.the plumbing, steam
and and hot water heating for himself.
Mr.. Little ID a frst-claes workman
and will no doubt receive his share.
OF the public patronage. We re.
spectfuily call the esattention Of. t.,es
public to his dyertisement il This
issue.
The Harmony clRb will meet
next Monday evepfng in the city
hall at 8 O'clock A paper on eThe
progress of naasic from the tenth to;
the sixteentH century, BY Mrs. B.
9. TankeTdey, will be read also a
yoca n,smber by Mr.. Frank Lyon
and an Instrumental number by w.
8. Pegk. Choral rehearsal at 81
O'clock. Members will please make
an effort to be present.
VI interesting debate will be
given in the High school building
this Friday afternoon at q o'clock;
between the Seniors and the Jun
iors Of the high school on the!
question: Resolved that the policy
of free trade is more beneficial to
the Us S. than the policy of protecr
tion.p The Juniors take the affiir
NATIVE and the seniors the mega tive
The public is cordially invited.
The debate is leading up to the.
inter-schoiaBtic debate to be held
at Pierre before long, for witch the
debaters here are practising
Mr.. and Mrs, 4. Z. Brickeli, III, re-
turned from their wedding trip
Tuesday morning They have been.
absent about FIVE weeks, visiting
various points in Texas and Mexico.
While in Mexico Mr.. Bricheil con-
tracted poisoning with live oak,
causing great pain, breaking out
into q kind of erysipelas. "A return
was made for home, but on reach
ing Omaha he became 80 sick that
# was necessary to stop, Here he
spent i week ID a hospital until 1T
was deemed advisable for him to
move, wheri he came On home. He
is improyi ne stead II y, but will not
be able toIba about fsrj Eset'e lille
time yet. l3sss5 & +
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