Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-04-24

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ents in the west. .953;,
F. E. Bates knows how TO do first
class painting and decorating. He
not only knows how TO do this work
but he does il. Tap fim BY wire.
Phone red 342. 44tf
Mrs. S. A. Shupe, who has been
spending the winte in California,
is on her way home. Before return
ing to Watertown she will stop of
at Portland, Ore, Payallup and AT.
Gakima, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. French lost
their little 2 year old daughter by
death last Monday afternoon, The
remains were shipped to the pa
rental home at Florence, where the
funeral will be held. ;s3s;s
Housekeepers who broi1 over old
fashioned cooking rangesS will do
well o8read the Watertown Gas
Co.'s announcement in this issue
It will show them a way out Of
their troubles. II
5s Edward Jacobsen, the 12-year-old
son Of hr. and Mrs. ]. Jaco obsen 2ot
this city, was buried in Mount
Hope cemetery last T tuesday after
noon, Rev. Reinefson conduct
ing the service. The boy died last
Sunday evening Of a severe attack
oftneasles.
The Elks' Easter ball was a great
success, as happens every time this
order takes any thing in hand.
About 100 couples were present and
the finest kind of a time was had.
Music was furnished by special
orchestra under the direction of
Frank Halstead.
When man economies in adj
vertising, especially by cutting II
out altogether it simply means
that5she is letting business slip
away from him in big chunks to
the other fellow, who DOES adver-
tise. y. Ever look at it from this point
of view7 It's q fact tho. ~
Arthur Elliott, a fireman on the
Northwestern, met with an acci-
dent Sunday evening at Cambria,
MINI, which resulted in his death.
Mr.. Elliott was a young man 2s
years of age, and had wide circle
of friends in this city with whom
he was deservedly popular.
Robt. W. Kreiser, who bought
out the Watertown Drug store, has
his first ad in the News this week.
Mr.. Kreiser knows his business
from start to finish, has nice, big,
well assorted line Of goods, is an
affable gentleman, and asks for a
share of your business in his line.
3. 5. Cooper, the new furniture
man, has exclusive new furniture,
rugs, curtains, window shades,
couch covers, linoIeums, picture
frames, room moulding, etc, on the
first floor. Second hand stoves, fur
niture, carpets, etc. in basement.
exchange new goods for second
hand, also buy.
43 A 3. B. Cooper, Goss Block.
\ I have for sale an 8 room house
on two lots, with barn, chicken
house, walks, lawn and shade trees.
Price $25OO. Also room house on
three lots, with barn, city water,
lawn and shade trees. Price $1,000.
Also choice residence lots. List
your property with me. Phone
main 283. John Nicholson. 43-44*
J. C. Winters and Miss Louise
Thomas, both of WATERFOWL, were
married at4 o'clock Easter Sunday
at the home Of the groom on the
north side, Rev. J. P. Clyde, pastor
of the Congregational church, offic-
iating. Mr.. " Winters is a plasterer,
and will make his future home in
this city. He has many friends
who wish him and his bride d life
sof happiness and prosperity.
The seining Of the lake commenc-
ed early Wednes day morning when
the big seine was brot into action.
/ Little was caught the. first haul,
but the following once were more
succsessful. 1t is estimated that the
total haul for the day was in the
neigh hborhood Of fve tons. Large
numbers of people from the city
took advantage af the beautiful
spring day and drove out to the
lake to watch operations.
The ladies OF the Civic league
have appointed ThursdavSth the Both
Of this month, as the day for gener-
al cleaning up ofall sections of the
city. Business men are kindly re-
quested ON that day tot don their
.overalIs and get right down to bus
mess, clean mp their back yards
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