Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-09-04
Local Happenings.

Z Ed Troeh can tell you where to
'swipe' good dog.
Michael Mondloch is erecting a
modern residence on second avenue
southeast.
Frank Goodwin will depart next
week for Northeast Canada where
he will spend a couple Of months.
Chief of Police John keegan is
home from the Twin Cities where
took in the Minnesota State fair
We understand that Charley
Berner's pleasure steamer, Fro
lie is sunk in Lake kampeska
off Yahota.
According to new ruling Of the
Dakota Central Telephone Co. all
patrons will be compelled t" pay a
month in advance hereafter.
Sunday was one Of the most un-
pleasant days Of the season. The
wind blew perfect gale all day
and continued we'll along into the
night.
The town was practically desert
ed Tuesday, the first of September.
Everyone VINO had a gun and dog
was in the field in search Of the
festive prairie hen.
The good old summer time is
drawing to a close and the cool
blasts are beginning to appear up
on the scene and gently remind US
that the 1908 growing season is over.
Do not forget that DeWitt's Lit
tie EARLY Risers are pleasant little
pills that are easy to take and are
prompt and gentle. We sell and
recommend them. Sold by all
druggists.
The Blue Bell Medicine Co.
will soon remove to their new quar-
ters in the Sheafe block on west
Kemp avenue This will give the
company ample room for their
large and increasing business.
Remember that the Saturday
News has one of the best equipped
job printing plants in the state.
We print everything in the line of
book and commercial printing and
guarantee satisfaction,
Thornt Babcock, one Of the solid
farmers of Fuller township, mar
keted a registered Berkshire hog
in Watertown Monday which
weighed exactly 620 pounds. Mr..
Babcock says this hog was only
twoyears old and that he has many
more just like it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Brown
left for Chicago Saturday stop
ping a few days in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Brown is going to Chicago to
to take some special instruction in
china from S. 8. Aulich, the noted
rose painter, and Mr.. Brown and
Isabel will visit points in Illinois.
Will HONEYWELL returned last
week from near Lennon where he
has claim. Mrs. HONEYWELL and
little daughter are holding down
the claim while Will is finishing
up some work in Watertown. He
expects to join his family this fall
and have a little experience of
real frontier life. ~
Miss Winnifred Keegan, sister of
Chief Keegan, has presented to the
Estelline Catholic church in memo
ny of her parents beautiful sta
tue of the sacred heart. The statue
is a reproduction of famous work
of art by Guillaume the French
sculptor in the Vatican gallery at
4 Rome.
A salve good for anything
where a salve can be used-that's
@DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel
Salve. 1t cleanses thoroly, keeps
the pores open and heals quickly.
1t is good for anything where
salye is used. 1t cools and soothes
and is especially good for piles.
We sell and recommend it. Sold
by all druggists.
There was a report on the streets
4 last Saturday night that DR.. Fisch-
ers' stallion Dug b. had died at
Huron where he is in training for
the races at the state fair. The
horse contracted the pneumonia and
was very sick but he has recovered
and will probably be in shape for
the races. James Greer is hand
ling the horse and the day he. took
sick be went a mile in 2::24 fat.
s Everyone who is indebted to the
Saturday News for subscription
will please settle Immediately as
we need the money to- carry on our
business. A dollar may not seem
very much to the average person