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

man has many friends in this city
and Codington county who are
always glad to see him.
Last Saturday Neill Tarbell re-
ceived word that he had passed the |
examination recently taken before
the state board If pharmacy at
I MITCHELL. He recently graduated
from Northwestern university.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Nerhaugen
arrived in the city Friday and
resumed their duties at the Idle
Hour Monday. Their many Wa
tertown friends are glad to see
them once more and welcome them
to the social circles # The city.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. In. Schulner If
this city left fer st. Paul Saturday
evening last at which place they
will spend a few days, prior to
making a trip to Seattle to take
n the exposition. They expect
~ be absent about three weeks.
J. M. Lippold Of Davenport,
Wash, is in the city looking after
his farming interests. Mr.. Lippold
vas a former resident of Coding-
/ ton county and owns three fine
/ quarter sections of land northwest
If WarertoWn.
Drop in and pay your subscrlp
ton and get a pair Of those elegant
- cent shears which we are giving
away absolutely free as premium
to the Saturday News. The shears
will cost you - cents in any store
in the state.
Misses Allretta and Alice Stin-
son, the former of Morris, MINI.
and the latter of Grand Forks, N.
: D., who have for the past week
been visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. CHI. Stinson departed
Sunday evening for Morris, MINI.
! Watertown was practically de-
serted Tuesday on account of so
many business men and citizens
taking in the Booster trip to LIE
Beau. The farmers are also busy
haying and cutting barley and this
all had tendency to make the live
city little more quiet than usual.
The Catholics of the state are
about to establish a collegiate insti-
tuition at Chamberlain, which, if
plans and purposes mature, will
make of it an educational enter
prise second to no UNCONVENTIONAL
school in South Dakota in it's eff
cheney, equipment and scope.
Ell. Kelley has purchased from
i. Andrew Smedley the two lots op-
posite the high school on second
avenue southeast and has COM
menced the erection of two story
modern residence. The deal was
contaminated thru Harry Thomson s
Real Estate Exchange.
The C.E. societies Of the Presby.
terrain and Congregational church
enjoyed a hayrack party at Stony
Point Tuesday evening. After the
picnic supper had been partaken of
the evening was spent in roller
skating, boat riding, etc. The
tired but happy picnicers returned
home at late hour.
Talk about a snap. Here is q
lot size "a feet frontage by 157 feet
deep on Dakota avenue, a little
over one block from McKool's
store for $40. It won't be long
before this snap is picked up.
Harry Thomson's Real Estate Elk
change at the Saturday News
office.
Last "wednesday evening at the
residence of Rev.J. P. Rheinerton,
pastor Of the Scandinavian Luther.
an church. Carl Berger, assistant
caretaker Of the Elks' club, and
Miss Lena Anderson were united
in marriage. Their many friends
in the city join in good wishes 70,
their future welfare. ~
DR.. O'Bryan S horse took a little
run last week and succeeded in
smashing the Doctors new run.
about. The Doctors horse never
runs away except when hitched tc
a brand new rig. The genial saw.
bones will be annexing himself tt
a new automobile some time il
the near future and then he car
dispense with his runaway hay
burner.
Fruits Of old age sometimes
j consist Of harvest Of regrets.
You will never have occasion te
regret it if you buy a home in Wa.
E tertown at the present time. We