Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-07-29
LOCAL NEWS

Henry McKool will continue the
business at the old stand. VIM.
McKool will lease a store room
in the business part Of the. city
and will hop to the grocery bus
mess in real earnest. The Nc.
Kool Bros. are live ones and get
the business when they go after
it.
Never trade with a man who
does not advertise, if you want
nice, fresh. clean goods at reason
able prices. Find man who does
not advertise, and you will find
man who is as old fashioned and
as rusty as the goods which he is
trying to sell.
A leading citizen in a neighbor-
ing town said to US: 'Do you
know that your paper has just
revolutionized your town? People
are now going here to trade who
two years ago did not know there
was such town. 1t is the best
weekly paper in the state and the
business men cannot too highly
appreciate it.
1t is reported on the streets
that the large four story business
block which is now being erected
on north Maple street will be used
by Sears & Roeblck as their west
ern distributing house We are
not in position to say how au-
thentic this rumor may be, but
there is one thing certain and
that is that Hess & Rau is GER
tainly laying the foundation and
excavating for a very large build
ing.
If Watertown people and Cod
ington county farmers would call
for and insist on getting bacon
and hams from the Lakeside Pack
ing Co. "a strictly Watertown in
stitution-they would be helping
TO build up one of the best man
utacturing plants that ever came
to Watertown, and their products
are as good, if not better, than
that which is shipped in here
Ever try the Watertown ham and
bacon? If you do you will use
nothing else. That's cinch.
For good Is cent meal go to
Scandal Hotel. q meal ticket at
IS. rs. Chas W. johnson, Prop. Alp
Watertown and Codington coun.
ty may we'll feel proud over the
corn prospects this year as COM
pared with our less fortunate
neighbors in this and surrounding
states. Old Codington county
generally brings home the bacon
when it comes to raising grain and
pretty girls.
The average automobilist dis
likes to run over a fat man. 1t
jars the car too much. Running
over a slim man with an auto is
just like going over garden
hose. Nothing TO it.
Building material is still ad.
vancing. but in these unparalleled
prosperous times the high prices
do not check building operations
in Watertown. No other city in
the state offers scuh educational
advantages. Our citizens have
spared no expense in the erection
of school buildings that are invit.
ing and comfortable and offer q
school home that any one can be
proud Of.
The average farmer is probably
not aware of the fact that ar
average mule sells for $40 a heat
more than horses. Such is thu
case, and the price has been grad.
ually rising for number o.
years. There has never been VIVA
would be called an over-produc
tion Of mules, while the marke
has often been unable to fully sup
ply the demand.
1t would be good stunt If tn
city would hire a man and wago
for a few days and pick up tn
'cobble stones which can be toun
in the middle Of the street al
over the city. These cobble stone
: cripple more horses than anythin
else.
ROOF PAINT-If you have an
sort Of rubber roofing on you
house, barn or shed that has bee
q on q year or more it needs paint
ing to preserve the life Of tn
9 Iroof. You want Universal roo
4 paint for this. We sell it. Shout
E be put on in warm weather. Lair
Norton Yards. 6-1
Rolla Civilians left Saturda
!. for Detroit. Mich. In addition t
!. making it 8 sightseeing trip h