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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-30
lie Beau Trip Big Success.

4 "a y e Z I : = 80
Punctually at 7$o'clock Tuesday
morning over 200 loyal Boosters
pulled out on the st. Louis on a
friendly business call on the towns
en- route between here and LeBeau.
Beautiful weather attended the
trip. Dinner was taken at Cres-
bard prepared BY the ladies aid
societies Of that city, which proved
an excellent meal. The welcome
at each Of the towns enroute was
enthusiastic, and a great quantity
Of advertising matter was distrib-
uted. lie Beau was: reached in the
evening about s. d, clock The
Boosters were met by the lie Beau
band and reception committee.
After supper the greater part of
the crowd repaired to the banks Of
1.-The Missouri and embarked on the
sSeotty Philip, a cattle boat, for
! short spin on the river The
Iboat got stuck on d sand bank and
stayed here It'll i Ave d clock next
Irnorning That was the reason the
Boosters arrived home ~ late look.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-30
Valuable Dakota Land

From all over the state the
same reports are going out Of the
rapid rise in the price Of all kinds
of real estate and the fortunes that
are being made by those who have
the courage to go ahead and invest
their money in land, even at a
price that is considered as too high
by many. There is no earthly rea-
son why prices of real estate
should not continue to advance for
some tim to come; South Dakota
land is a good Investment when the
present prices have doubled There
is no better land on earth and the
time vii come and it is not far
distant when they will bring as
high prices as Iowa Or Illinois
lands. Meanwhile they will prove
a yeritable gold mine to- the for
tunate owners. Redield Press.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-30
,IslzAzaz,
- aEMEzER q oPTzcl4N-|
WATER ONig S. AN.

cottage, finished in oak. This
house is strictly modern; lot
75x165. This is a very fine home
and can be bought for So, 500.
No. IL. A 8 room house, nice
corner lots and fine shade trees,
also large barn and buggy shed.
This property is only two blocks
from the new postffi oce and can be
bought at a very low price Of
So, $50.
No. 13 A house of 3 large
rooms with 2 porches; good stone
foundation, cellar stoned up and
icemented lots Of ornamental and
shade trees. Lot 5Ox165, good
new barn and chicken yard. Will
take S1150 for this splendid home. \
No. IA. A good barn and buggy
shed. Can be bought for less than
the lumber cost to build it.
FOR SAaE---Medicine wagon and
"a splendid team Of horses, good
territory to make money. S675
will buy it. Call aud see me.
\ No. Is A great snap in hotel
property at Florence, S. D. A
splendid story building, suitable
for store, restaurant or hotel, size
of building 22x44,9 rooms upstairs,
all plastered and in first class con.
dition. This property is but one
lot from postoffiice and will be
sold for less than first cost. S29O(
will buy it. Easy terms. Or will
trade for Watertown city property
eY- Tap me by wire Green 628.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-30
President H. l. Hopkins Appoints
Committees.

Al the meeting of the B. M. u.
held last week the president APP
pointed the following standing
committees to serve during the
coming years work of the union.
Great care has been taken in the
personnel Of the committees, with
the following result:
Memberships. M sSchoenberg-
er, chairman; M. ]. Manton, In.
Schulner, j. O. johnson, J.E.
Bird. 1850
Finance-W. D. Morris, chairman,
J.W. Martin. W. B. Ryalls, G. B.
Williamson and S.B. Sheldon.
Manufacturing interests M.
W. Sheafe, Sr., chairman; DC.
Thomas, Lee Slower, Yves Dory
EN-. Pope.
Jobbing interests-W. H. Stokes,
chairman; M. r. Baskerville, G.H.
Baxter, G. H. Stinson, W. T..
Eales.
Railways and lake transporta-
tion-F. j. Cory chairman; H. A.
Park, Ed. Lamm, c. C. Whistler,
j. B. Hanten.
Harmony and grievances-Rev
W. S. O'Meara, chairman; John
Nicholson, Irwin H. Myers.
Public gatherings G. South
wick, chairman; B. O. Tankersley,
E. l. Lampy, F. L. Bramble, III.
Conley.
Roads and streets-C.H. Lester,
chairman; c.. H. Englesby, H. l..
Sheldon, Ftp. Snyder, GIN. Cannon,
: S. H. Addison, H. E. Dahl.
Publicity-H. D. Mac osham,
chairman; George B. Elliott, P.F.
Loucks, E. M. Barker, G. HI.
Eastwood, John Westburg, CT.
Halbkat.
House-C. M. Lyon chairman;
7. c. Murphy, l.. j. Shaw.
! Lake development and excur-
Isions--F.W. Lyon, chairman;E. M.
Jones, R. G. Greelis, A.W. Ransom,
| L. T. Morris, S. H. Ohtness, j.
Dougherty. F. E. Hawley, g. n.
TALON, S. X.Way, C. C.Barr, Herb
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-30
Harry Thomson's Real Estate Bar
gains in the Live City.
(Office at Saturday News

No.. 2 lots 94x157 in east end
of city,7 blocks from business CEN
ter, best bargain in city. It will
be sold for 5000.
No.,2 A 8 room house in good
condition, full sized lot. Price
$3.50.
No. 8 A 5 room house in first
class condition; splendid location.
Lot 50xl65, not far from high
school; will be sold on easy terms,
S140O. Z
No. d. 2 splendid lots corner and
inside lot together, 100x165 feet. A
small house 10xl6 on corner lot,
chicken house 10x16 on inside lot.
Good we'll and pump on same. This
property is only 7 blocks from BUSH
ness center and will be sold for
S525.
No. 5 Here is splendid OPP
portunity for a man to make mon
ey. A hotel of IS rooms, and feed
barn in connection in a thriving
town not far from Watertown.
Party owning same is now too old
to manage the business and must
sell. About 81 900 cash, balance
to suit the purchasers or will
trade for farm or city property.
Here is a chance Of a life time.
/ Don't lose this opportunity. Come
. and see me.
4 No. 6 A IL room house in good
condition: stone foundation, SPLEEN
did cellar stoned up and cemented.
Corner lot 5Oxll5. This place can
be bought at the very low price Of
$4,000.
No. Z "A fine new cottage of 6
rooms and summer kitchen, all
finished in hardwood good cellar,
and trees, splendid location, lot
50x115; s1700 buys il.
& No. 8 "A new 4 room cottage,
hard wood finish, splendid location,
/ full sized lot S1400 buys this fine
home.
No. AZ large new barn fol
less than cost Of material in it.
No. 10 have your wants ii
houses, and vacant lots. Lots ii
| TALL parts Of the city and at Ill
lprices Please come and see me
No. I'll IA splendid I room brick
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-30
Over q Thousand Visitors il Tie
City Last Sunday

~ /,
Two excursions into the city,
one from Aberdeen over the ST.
Louis. and the other from Sioux
Falls over the South Dakota Gem
tai Sunday brot in over one thous-
and people, nearly all Of whom
spent the day at the lake.
II The Central excursionists ar
rived in the city shortly after 10
O'Clock and nearly all went direct
to the st. Louis station where the
special trains carried them to the
Outlet. Most Of the st. Louis ex-
cursionists left the train at the
Outlet.
The two passenger boats, Stella.
Mae and Harriet were busy the
entire day. Will Williams, cap
tain, met all trains, and carried
to the several points, people from
the city and excursionists. The.
main attraction was Stony Point.
A large number visited the pump
ing station and took dinner at the
officers club, many remaining at
the outlet also.
The chief entertainment of the
day was the base ball game between
the live city and Sioux Falls
teams, the former of which was
victorious by score Of 5 to S.
r T. d
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Courtesy Codington Co. Abstract Co

Geo. Case to Walter H. Shurt-
left lot 5 blk 20 LIST ry add $3.50.
Lewis G. Ohler to Hattie j..
French lot 8 blk s End ry add $500.
D. C. Thomas to A. N. Hegvold
lot 6 blk 20 syn add $500. u,
Frederick A. Fuller to Anna
Duffner und share wane4 and Cd
nw4 22-l17-51, 81. u.
W. & St. P. Ry to George Graen
lot 1918 Kranzburg 81.
Hannah H. LaBatte to Susie Ha-
gen na nw4 and nw4 ne4 9-1l9-52
res $500.
Watertown Carbonating Co. to
j. W. Doughetry and TIL. Whooley
outlot B. LaDou's LIST add 81.
Grin A. Craig to Charles E.
Park lot Sc blk 3 Hopper's Fair
view add 81.
Glencora S. Hawley to William
Cor dell lot 1-2 blk G End ny. add
S2SO0.
Addie M. Perkins to Blanche
Spite wasw4 wsnw4 eanw1 and ea
sw1 4-119-5l $4,000.
Don Allen to Elmer E. Dobson
ne4 ne4 sec 80 SCI sci and lots ga
sec 19-11S-55 81.
Rosa Schuze and John A. Schulze
lots is blk 2 Stone & Wylie's
add, 81.
Citizens National Bank to North
western Mtg. Trust Co. ea ne4 49,
1l7-54 81. sa
Henry A.Hanten to Lillian Ryan
lot l blk q Hoppers Fairview add
$40.
Northwestern Land &; Inv. Co. to
| Northwestern Mtg. Trust Co. Ell
ne4 18-117.54 $500. %.
Annie Gesley to William II.
Colburn ct al lots 6-S blk IS Rice
bros. add ST..
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-30
New Train On South Dakota Cen
traI.

Argus Leader In q few days
the South Dakota Central railroad
company will put on q second pas
senger train to run between Sioux
Falls and the live city.
If the various railroads running
into Sioux Falls would pay as much
attention to benefitting the city as
does the South Dakoka Central
Sioux Falls would double its pop
sulation inside of the next five
years. Ever since the South Dakota
Central was started the one aim III
the management has been TO benefit
Sioux Falls.
Frank /. Cummings general pass
senger agent Of the road, informed
an Argus-Lea representative
that within a few days, q week on
the outside, the South Dakota Gem
trail would install d second passen-
ger train between. this city and
Watertown. The one train now
being run leaves this city about
in the afternoon and returns the
next morning ss
The new train will leave the city
at an early hour in the morning
and will return the same evening /.
This means that the jobbers and
holesalers can receive mail from
northern points up to a late hour.
in the afternoon and they can get
their goods out on the early train;
in the morning For instance Il
letter received in the city this.
evening with an order for any
point between Sioux Falls and the
live city, can be shipped outof here
at an early hour in the morning
and reach it's destination before
noon.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-30
New Live City Industry

/ A new industry has been com.
menced in the building just south
of Vaux' livery barn on Maple st.
north. John Westburg has opened
a factory for the manufacture Of
canvas gloves, which he has styled
THE Live City" brand. The
gloves will be on the market in a
short time. Mr.. Westburg looks
for big business in this line, as
harvest will soon be here and the
demand for the gloves will be
large.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-30
What is the Y. Nj. c. A.

1t is high class, far sighted IN.
EVSTMENT in the greatest unde.
veloped resources in the world
young men.
1t is wise and economical EN-.
LISTMENT of young men them
selves in the work of their own
development.
1t is an attractive and workable
COMBINATION of the club, ath-
letics, education, religion and
organization, the most effective
agencies known in mutual i'm
provement work with men.
1t is persistent and far reach
ing SPECIALIZATION Of practical
and resourceful men, thru more
than sixty years, in nearly eight
thousand places, on a solution of
the vital and urgent problems of
young men.
1t is a philanthropic and also
self interested PROVISION of all
round opportunity for young men.
1t creates a CLUBHOUSE; the
young men fill it, and close the sa-
loon for lack Of patronage.
1t provides a GYMNASIUM
the young men use it, and put in
creased health and vitality into
their days work.
1t provides a NIGHT SCHOOL;
the young men join it, and gain
and keep the higher places waiting
for skilled labor and efficiency. @.
1t provides THE GOSPEL; the
young men practice it, and the
community cuts down expenses
for asylums courts and jails.
1t provides and organizes the
TIME OF MEN; the best and bust
est in the community. The young
men respond to it and develop la.
tent powers Of character and ser.
vice.
1t invests money: it gets man.
hood.
1t invests sympathy; it gets
friendship.
" 1t invests small sacrifices; il
gets abundant and deathless divi.
dends. 49,
1t invests time and things that
might otherwise perish; it gets
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-30
Park. Oscar Haiseth, George Ire
and Hs s. Fletcher. is43

Park, Oscar Halseth, George Ire.
and, HIS. Fletcher.
City development and immigra-
ton G: w. Case, chairman; John
Fahnestock, F. B. Smith, w. II.
Bloom, OH. Whooley, John Ger
hard, E.E. Kneedy, H. D. Rice,
A. Nelson, T. II. Pritchard, G. ].
Landon, F &. Smith, ii. q. Lee,
DE Jones. S. Taube, W. g. Gesley.
Retail interests H +. w. Schal-
ler, chairman; Clyde Reed, "a.
Duffner, j. H. Selsmer, A. G.
Gilruth. W. G.Searles, 4. Sternberg.
Public Health DR., n. M. Free
burg. chairman. Drs. RIM. Bur-
ilingame, 4. G. Hill, G.. p. Jones,
H.C. Parsons, "a. II. Tarbell, and
c. e. Schoolcraft.
A movement is on foot to insti-
tl1te MONDAY lunch, and the house
committee was instructed to take
the matter up with the Elks, with
a view to having the lunch in the
Elks' club house.
Next quarter a membership card
will be issued, showing the holder
in good standing and the date
his dues are paid. Many other
things are in view to strengthen
the influence Of the union, and
make it a real power for business
good in the city.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-30
Our New Satin and
Rock Crystal Cut Glass

Have you seenit?
The purity and real beauty 81
our stock sparkling with all the
prisl11atic colors Of the rainbow
can be appreciate only On an
investigation.
EverYth thing from a ollar to $25.
Cut glass water jugs, tunb lers,
|goblets, bowls, vases, sugars
and creams, bonbons, punch
cups, etc, just r1npacked For
June Weddings and Anniversar.
les fls
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-30

character that continues and per.
petuates itself in vital and con-
structive forces, for the moral and
spiritual uplift of the world.
It's investments are human; its
dividends divine.
&C. X. ODER.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-30
81 30 PER YEA

ing tired but happy OF the adj
ventures of that long night. and
other interesting happenings on
the trip, see the paper next week,
as we are unable to pub ish the
account in this issue.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-30

Work On the new Great Nbrthen
depot is being pushed rapidly.
The first floor and brick was start
ed this week
Miss Lucille Cressey of Aberi cen
arrived ID The eli ednesday I'd
visit her friends here. 81
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-11
ALL PROFIT.

NO use of talking drawled the
freekled youth on the roadside fence.
" thar certainly is money in cattle. y
In the stock-raising business, young
manu- asked the tourist.
No, not exactly, but an automobile
ran over that spotted calf few min
utes ago and the man with the big
spectacles over his eyes got out and
handed me a S. note
Five dollarsF That s not SO much
for good-sized calf
eyes. but, mister, the calf WASH t
mine. Now, if I can only stand in
front of another calf while he gets
run over IL be right in it, be gosh. y
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-11
DON'T TAKE THE RISK.

When you have bad cough or cold
do not let it drag along until it be-
comes chronic or develops into an at
tack of pneumonia, but give it the at
tention it deserves and get rid of it.
Take Chamberlain IS Cough Remedy and
you are sure of prompt relief. For sale
by Benson, Smith & Co., agents for the
Hawaiian Islands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-11
How the Wife Heard the News.

tlement and reached Uppernovik on
May q, 1909.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-23
3o1L2 South PalafoN St.

now in use. and will be a great i'm
provement over the latter in every
respect
The trestIes will be able to carry
an enormous weight, and to with
stand almost any rising current by
reason of their construction which
in bridge building parlance is known
as the combination structure. l. g. the
piers will be. constructed alternately
of concrete and steel. Each pier.
however, whether made of steel or
concrete. Will have solid concrete
foundation. In order to obtain the
best results the engineers now carry
ing on the work of construction are
driving hundreds of piles into the
river beds a work which in itself Will
take up considerable time. After the
piles have been sunk deep enough the
concrete is placed on top. and above
this platform rises the steel or con-
crete pier.
A great deal depends upon the wa
ter conditions in the foundation work
\ frcshet like the one experienced last
fall on the Santee and Pee Dee. will.
Of course TetsTd the construction in
no uncertain way. The tTestIes
are being built near the following
points: One above Florence, across
the Pee Dee river. between Pee Dee
and WinOna; one over the Santee
river between GOuTdiD and St Ste
phenS: one over the Savannah river
near HaTdoeyille. The treStIe over
the Pee Dee viii be a little over one
mile in length the one over the San
tee about three miles long and that
over the Savannah between two and
three miles. 1t is stated that per-
l. L. l.
opened for spOrtatiOn purposes
before -eaT from date"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-23
NEW TRESTLES
FOR 4. c. [. ny.
ARE BEING CONSTRUCTED OF
STEEL AND SEVEN
MILES IN LENGTH-SUPER-
sEDE WOOD ACROSS PEE DEE,
SANTEE AND SAVANNAH.

The great improvements being
made 10 the Atlantic Coast Line Rail
road i'm South Carolina and Georgia
are noted in the Charleston News and
Courier as follows.
According 20 the latest reports
received here the work on the three
great trestIes which the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad IS at present con-
StTucting over the Pee Dee, Sautee
and Savannah rivers. on its main line.
is progressing rapidly. but it viii be
several months before the new struc-
lures are completed. These treStles.
constructed of steel and COHcTte. VIII
take the place of the wooden trestIcs
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-23
BIZ Bonnie Bnruham

If he's a married man, he's an limo
cent breeder. probably, of harmless,
no account scandals and so on that
are sure to involve his friends, his
relatives and himself.
He's generally, too the man with
the jealous wife-he openly admireS
all the stray young females with a
fresh loud enthusiasm which makes
that wife Of his look needles and pins
at the world in although,
heaven knows, the idea of a quit claim
on HIM would be the very last thing
to disturb the woman who so unfor-
tunately has excited his frank admit
ration.
If you're a married man, then. keep
your heart bounds strictly to yourself
for the wife of your bosom's sake
for your sake, and for that of the poor
harmless victims of your applause.
RCmember-it's best.
You've probably never known wO-
mankind anyhow-it's a cinch you
never WILL thoroughly, and there
isn't one man in a hundred who
really and truly understands the deep
and shallow places in his wife'S I'M
deTstandinE-take IL from me,
The other day an instance of sheer
idtb vi last tame buhlpiiS diOuuu
beneath my notice.
This is how
He stuttered-shc suffered
The tactless man suddenly appear
cd in the peaceful background and
introduced them.
Il am v-v-veFy G-E-glad tito meet
you" muTmuTed the sweet young
thing
Ill am a-a-also v-v-very g-giad-''
he began. but he got no further. The
lady naturally thought he was mock
ing her slight impeachment in speech,
and ] believe i was either an UNI
brelIa or a SsTay piece of bric-a brac
that finally gave added color 10 tho
incident and 70 the suffering Young
mans eye. On, YOU never CAN tell,
YOU see. end the tactless man wa
there with the goods at the very bot
tom % II Ill
The trouble. too fools generally 90
Scott free and smart people are hung
or snatched up by the justice
court.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-23
THINGS WE SOMETIMES Do
By Bonnie BurUhan
sn't it just great to be human?

Isn't il just great to be human?
And isn't it. the very best sport in
the world to perambulate harmlessly
around. and watch the fool things
that you and | and ALL of us do now
and then with this strange human life
blood carousing around in these little
old veins of ours?
Sports no name for it, really.
There's a dry, dry humOr in life,
anyhow, when you think it all out
and we're an erratiC set al best.
Struck you. hasn't it? OF course ii
has: there isn't a wide awake man
or woman in Pensacola today who
hasn't formed the right fine habit of
character study-and we've all a
world of strenuous opportunity. too,
Let's gossip n bit-just for fun
let's consider the fashion mad woman.
Poor little dear, who, perhaps for
the last lingering hope that some un-
hinged picayune sort of a man will
stare her way. during his afternoon
loaf on PalafoN street. parades that
interesting thOToughfaTe with a pain
full and untiring vigil indeed. with the
latest COnCeits IN the seasons most
awful creations.
I've seen her-you'Ve seen her: we
all get tho 'hunch" to what she's up
10 precisely, with her fruit basket hat
and her poor little form skimped mp
in the dress of the hOuT-poOr little
soul,
OF all the fool things that woman
IS heir TO, this particular street
pageant ideas the worst She ought
10 remember you know. that the
really worth while Mr. Man isn't gem
orally oTnamenting the corners on
PalafoX street dear hCartS-he'S ChaS-
ing the dollars instead in that Office
of his. OF course. it's impossible
taste TO call him by phone during
business hours, and to chase him
down personally. girls. will certain
". certainly queer the game-so-
there you are-and what's the use?
But the little old girls aren't the
only ones. No. indeed
There's the men,
TIE Man Minus Tact.
Outside of the bashful man. pTOba-
bly, the biggest bore with which so
ciety has to contend is the man with
out tact
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-23
Certainly aTe-somehow.
And what can you do?
One and All of Us.

Certainly aTe-somehow.
And what can you do?
~ One and All of Us.
Aren't we all, at times, the queerest
lot?
We ought to have "A fine sympathetic
sort of humorous feeling for each
other. really, for we're all human. and
We know what imbeciles we can
easily make of ourselves, at the
shortest notice imaginable,
Haven't YOU felt like a dwelling
idiot yourself at some misfit sort of a
function when the chief topic Of con-
versatiOn among the women appeared
to be a bunch of teething children,
and the men looked on in a do or die
kind of way, and broke in now and
then on some tame polite subject?
{ have,
You've probably burst full upon the
company assembled. too. with a grim
bad determination to say witty things
but YOU cant look iudiciOus and
spout Mellins Food talk and so on.
may be, and YOU wait frantically for
a chance TO crash in on the conVersa-
ton.
Your chance doesn't come-perhaps.
and you're down as Il bore, forthwith.
Experienced It, haven't yOu2 So
have l.
And when You finally do make your
escape and set back into congenial
company. with a laugh worth while
and 4 beautiful Chummy under
standing. YOU feel the effects of that
strain both mentally and goodness
knows physically-all gently inter
mingled with the knowledge that
you've murmured fool things and
made weak idiotic attempts 10 appear
possible for several wasted hours,
And after all
What crowd We are,
If some of us could get an option
on us for the amount of bluff We nut
up. aud then turn in and auction us off
for what we're really. truly worth to
this little old sphere of ours, he d
probably be blOated bond f1oater
directly, and go places for his health
It's odd after all. how very few of
us are truly what We seem-and what
2 lot nf us have sense enough TO keen
il away down deem under the surface
"a good thing in some cases, Droba =