Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-13
LOCAL. NEWS

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Fritjoph and John W. Arnson of
Castlewood were in the city Mon
day visiting with relatives.
Mrs. Chas. M. Williams Of Stony
Point is home from weeks visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Buholtz
at Aberdeen. - ~
Miss May Shoultz and C. M.
Kranz were guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Soulak of Wa
verify last Sunday. They report a
splendid time.
These are the days when you
should make good use of the nice
weather and prepare for the cold
days that are sure to come ere long.
Fly screens can be taken down,
storm doors and windows placed in
position, the house can be banked
and dozen other preparations made
to combat the icy blasts of winter.
If there is any man in Codingon
county who does not take the Sat-
urday News it will not be the fault
of any of our Diamond contes-
tants. The county is being thoroly
canvassed until people who do not
take the Saturday News are as
scarce as pork at Jewish picnic.
We will be there with the "Big
John" circulation when, the contest
A is over.
The farmers are now coming
down the home stretch with the
blowing and that work is quite gen
eral in all parts of the country. A
great many Of our farmers have
finished that work and if favorable
weather continues for a week or
ten days longer nearly all of that
work will be finished fin this
vicinity. The fall blowing ie what
produces the best results.
The postal authorities at Wash
ington recognizing the liability of
+ postmaster to make mistakes in
getting letters in the wrong boxes,
have fixed a penalty Of 200 dollars
on persons taking mail out of the
office other than their own and not
returning it at once. This law al
so includes newspapers. The ex-
cuse that it is the postmaster IS
fault cuts no ice.'' If you have
been getting other peoples mail
you had better take warning or you
may get yourself in trouble.
A good many subscriptions to
the Saturday News expire during
the months Of November and De
cember. We would be pleased to
have each and every subscriber re-
new his subscription. We are put
ting forth our best efforts to make
the Saturday News paper that
will be help to each and every citi.
zen Of Codington county, and the
more our subscribers and friends
assist US the more we can do. The
subscription price Of the Saturday
News will be advanced to ST. SO pei
year after Jan. lst. 1909.
"a Watertown romance: He hac
not known her long, but as she
stood in the moonlight white
dress and a blue sash set off hel
figure SO we'll that he thot he hat
# never seen Drettier /, if.ttura
And then he did an awful thing
he kissed her The innocent Cir
shrank from him In horror ane
the young man realized that b,
had gone too far. Indeed, as Thu
painting girl strove to- express til,
scorn surging in her bosom Til,
young man thot Of the beating b,
must endure the next day iron
her father and brothers and 8:
the long accounts Of the figh
that would appear in the news
paper. Fortunately he had hi
hat in hand, and he turned to 90
But the girl struggled to speak, sh
would express her contempt for hi
action tho it killed her. When,
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