Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-18

Dbal VIII HOlu LnelT next regular
meeting Tuesday June 22nd. All
members are requested to be pres,
ent as it is the last meeting before
closing for the summer months
The u. C. T. will hold their an
nual picnic at Stony Point on Sat
urday, June 9th. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to the general
public to attend and have a good
time. The travelling men are a
live bunch and there will be some
sport at the Point on that day.
According to the Chicago Record
Herald D. W. Wiser, formerly Of
this city will be married to Miss
Winnifred Daemicke, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Daemicke, $500
Rhodes ave-, at the family resi-
dence in that city this month. The
bride and groom will 60 west On
their wedding trip and will i've
in Woodlawn.
You will notice that the old hen
when she lays an egg always adj
Vertises that she is doing business
at the same old place. She sim
ply wants everyone to know that
she is still alive and still doing
business, and some merchants
would do we'll to follow her exam
pie and cackle a little louder and
longer and let people know that
they are not dead yet.
Nine room house for sale at No.
126 fifth st. n. e. First class re-
pair, screens, storm windows, ce-
ment walks, curb and gutter, city
water in kitchen, sewer in street,
S blks to postoffice. Very cheap
price. Lee Slower. 52-2
June is usually one of the most
delightful months Of the twelve.
All nature seems at her best, the
hundreds of flowers of all colors,
in pasture, meadow and along
the roadside, and the numerous
song birds making sweet melody,
the deep blue of the sky and deep
er green Of the fields, make pic
ture created by a master hand and
directed by divinely operated
brush.
Drop your hammer-do some
rootin'-here, you discontinued
knocker, growlin' bout the coun-
try's ills. Chloroform yer dismal
talker; take course O. liver, pills.
Stop yer durn ki-o tie bowling,
chaw some sand an git some grit,
don't sit in the dumps a-growlin,
jump the roost an boost a bit
Fall in while the bands playin,
ketch the step an march along
stead o. pessimistic brayin' jine
the hallelujah song! Drop your
hammer do some rootin'--grab a
horn, you cuss. and split every
echo with yer tootin;' jump the
roost and boost bit!-The Ramb-
Ter Macungie.
4 Seven room house for sale at
No. 100 fifth street north east.
Furnace, city water, sewer in
basement. Room built for bath
room only, requires fixtures to be
modern. Will sell flor less tkan
cost of house and throw in lot.
Lee Slower. 52-2
Nearly every farmer, when he
has paid for his farm. educated
his children laid, by some spare
change for rainy days begins to
think about moving to town, where
with sidewalks and other modern
conveniences thinks that life would
be ideal. And it is till-he tries it.
Nearly every city man hopes at
some time to be able to own
country home where he can spend
his declining days in quietness
and complete rest amid the sooth-
ing influence Of apple blossoms,
songs of birds and hum Of bees.
Here he thinks that life would
be complete. And it is till he
tries it. Which is right?
1.-THE Jilt" one Of those good |
biograph pictures showing you the
awful results Of q capricious wo.
mans whims at the Idle Hour
Friday and Saturday.
With prices at their present
high level, farming has become
one Of the most profitable Of enl-
Payments. Spot wheat has gone
up farther even than Patten pre-
dicted, which shows that the crop
Is shorter than had been popularity
supposed. Crops of all the cereals
are likely to be larger ii 1909 than
they were id 1908, but the demand
At home and abroad, lis Increasing
30 rapidly thru the growth Of pop
ulation ia the non agricultural
pursuits that prices are not likely
to drop far from the present level
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