Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-30

q street barber, has purchased q
lcomfo Portable residence on South
Maple street. The sale was made
4 thru the Harry Thomson real IS
Il tate Exchange.
M. Bauman chief credit man of
\ the Blue Bell dicine Cd. re-I
turned from Piarre Sunday morn
ling He was ia the capitol city
Ion business commented with the
i Blue Bell Company.
Sheriff Wiersbeck has the ma,
4 terial on the ground for the cree
4 ion Of a large barn on his vacant.
4 lots on south Maple street. It is
said that he will erect q barn large
enuf 10 house all Of his house nov
/ ing outfit.
Pete Peterson is home from
Sweden where he went several
months ago to visit his old home
4 and friends and relatives. Mr..
i Peterson says he had q most enjoys
able trip and enjoyed his visit Inn
mensely
RE. Sterling is doing anice
y business in lands west Of the Mis-
souri,. He has sold a good many
! quarter sections Of this land to
Codington county people this sum
mer and they all seem to be
pleased with their bargain.
The j III. Bruins foundry 81 this
Il city has been awarded the contract
for building four steel bridges
i for Lake county, this state The
Bruins steel bridges seem to be
y good enuf for Lake county If they
are are not for Codington county.
Carl Stutenroth is visiting ii;
the city at the home Of his parents
DR.. and Mrs. G. w. Stutenroth,,
spending part of his summer va
cation. He is with the McP herson
clothing store Of Aberdeen. He will
leave the end of the week for q
4 sight seeing trip to the Black Hills.
ME-. Hayes of the WATERFOWL
Rug Factory has purchased the
Aberdeen Rug Factory and will
move the equipment to this city
ard add it to his factory on the
s. west side. With this new addi-
tion Mr.. Hayes will be in a posi-
ton to give ernplo yment to %
men. Mr.. Hayes says the outlook
for the factory could not better.
Miss Daisy Briggs who has been
visiting friends in this city ex-
poets to leave for Minneapolis
the latter part Of the week on her
way to her home in Milwaukee.
Miss Briggs has also visited at
Bookings. The old Briggs home
which has been advertised for sale
has been withdrawn from the mar
ket the heirs having decided not
to sell it.
Ed. Troeh is building neat cot
" tage on his mink farm near Yaho-
ia. Ed is going into the fur bear.
ing industry and he ought to make
a win Of the business as he GER
tainly knows the nature Of all fun
bearing animals in this country.
There are several of these kind of
farms in the United States and
they all seem to be doing well
financially.
w. D. Murphy one Of the solic
farmers of Dexter township was s
Watertown visitors last Monday
Mr.. Murphy was pleasant caller
at the Saturday News Office during
his stay in the city. He says crop
are splendid in his locality. Whel
asked about some kind of a fl.
g damaging the grain he said: S..
have not noticed anything Of tn,
# kind in my fields, but notice,
some damage to crops by some
thing when / was coming to Wa
tertown. The grain looked drie,
up and dead in small spots espe
cially on the little knolls. Ithinl
the crop is too far advanced t
suffer any particular damage fron
the Hessian fly or anything wit
the exception Of hail.
"A telephone message from Mrs
C.M. Williams to this office state
that the statement in last week
issue Of this paper to the effee
Z that VIM. Mielke, the Clear LAX
bank clerk, who was mentally dc
ranged at the lake, was not q
Stony Point at any time this seaso
that she knew Of, and if he ha
wanted to use the phone and di
not have any money he would hay
been welcome to it anyway. w
cheerfully make this correction
because we know that Mr.. an