Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-08-07
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LOCAL NEWS

T. A. Jensen arrived in the city
last Saturday evening from Port
land, Ore, where he has been
spending the summer. He left his
wife and family out there. He in
tends to return this fall.
Dr.. Freeburg is back again from
his travels. He has been taking
post graduate work, making a
specially of operation and surgical
treatment. During his absence he
took in the Epworth League con-
ference in st. Paul.
It's no trick to sell if you adver-
tise it in the News. Whether its
lot or a baby carriage, an encyclo-
pedia or a sewing machine. Just
put little ad in the News. and
watch it sell. One cent word first
insertion, half a cent a word after
wards.
How much rent do you pay each
month? Why not pay it on the pur-
chase price of your home. Is there
something in my list on the front
page that will suit you? Lee Stov-
err. 7 If
Clark Republic Courier: Miss
Ruth Whistler, a former classmate
of Miss Florence Bohri at Stanley
Hall, Minneapolis, who has been
visiting the latter at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F.
Bohri, returned to her home in
Watertown Saturday.
The conference to sdiscuss the
building of new union depot in
this city has again been postponed
owing to the inability Of all the
parties iterested to get together at
the same time. 1t will take place
sometime in the future, not yet but
soon.
The S. D. Central has made a
slight change in the time of the
leaving of the train for the south.
Instead of leaving at 6 o'clock, the
train will leave at 5 AS. Just enuf
to cause you to miss the train if
you happen to forget the change.
The time of arrival remains the
same.
Special notice to camping and
picnic parties--I have a large and
comfortable bus which can be had
fpr the above named purposes on
short notice. L. E. Archer, phone
red Is. 52tf
Miss Thresa Lamm was hostess
Monday evening to lawn party of
about twenty young friends at her
home on east Warner avenue. A.
very enjoyable time was spent, the
affair taking the form of a "chil-
denis party" Games and music
followed by luncheon on the lawn.
Miss Dora Chrstopherson left
Monday for Rochester, Mimi,
where she will spend a few days
with her sister, who has been un-
dergoing an operation. From there
she will go to Minneapolis, to spend
some time visiting with friends.
Miss Laura, who successfully I'M
derwent the operation, is reported
as getting along nicely.
Buster Brown and his dog Tige
created quite a sensation among the
young folks of the town Monday,
when this inimitable couple visited
Luck's shoe store, and were duly
introduced to the crowds gathered
for the suspicious OCCASION Pretty
nearly every youngster in town is
wearing Buster button.
| Frank Ryan had runaway Sun
day night. He was coming down
Kemp avenue, when the horse took
a notion to run, and began to kick
strenuously. The horse got tangled
up IN the thills, and was extricated
with some difficulty. The dash board
was smashed and Frank received a
kick on the shin. Otherwise there
was little damage done.
Chief of Police John Keegan and
Irwin H. Myers, Judge of the mun-
Iicipal court, have ttii1sir rooms in
the city hall fixed up in metropolis
Titan shape. Between Chief Keegan,
Judge Myers, and Clerk Billy
Schoenberger, they can grind out
Justice while one waits. This JUS
tice mill grinds every day, with
the exception Of Sunday
Pure bred Rhode Island Red poul-
try exclusively. Two good cocks
for sale at $3.50 each. Geo. w.
Dixon, WatertoWn. 33tsii
The two young boys who were
arrested with the bunch Of drunken
tranps last week were committed
Ito the reform school They