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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24

BOX about ave inches high Tho work
is OF Doc finest nligrcc, cut ou' of the
s'lid metal IN these huXc. aromatic
leaves and spices used to be burned
tu perfume rooms Potter the Great
had large collection 90 thcm aud
tn Frnblatts limitation viii go into
the market as one of TINS collc zion.
The pattern was Of small birds ~
branches The idea Is. ot course. an
eastern one. and Peter got his from
Turkey cor persia.
Although none of the birds on
loubiatrs kadzidlo be- NOR" than hulf
1n lnrh long. every feather Is hcar-
ulully marked and the eyes. which
trr get with the tinlost green stones.
no" q marvel of peasant workman
ship The piece probably win ht'ng
'lj,0oo when pu' anon thu market
FriubI1tt works with Instrument 500
delicate WAT one would think they
Would break under his fingers The
hIdlidlo cost him uoIrly wears
Nork-R Duncan n Louisville Cour-
I.r Journal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
MISSOURIAN DIES AFTER
LIVING 40 ACTIVE YEARS
-, ,latia iu~c~ oldest i0,,a biiDui Nio
Had Ecrn There tor Thirty \in"
Years aud Was Most \ncicnt Wan
Ia state.

Scdalia. Mo. March - Daniel
Bartlett 40 ycai, old and Tor twenty
nine wears a resident OF Sedalia, j.
dead II was the FIRST time he was
ever III enough TO be- bcdiast. II rs
believed he WAS the oldest person
in the state of Missouri Uncle Dan, -
a, he was called, Wa horn AZ lioOn.
vile. Mo. ia l>0l the exact date
MOI hcinl known. hut shorty after
The Inauguration rs president ot
Thomas Jefferson, Will Missouri was
sun una spanish rule, the French
holding this section Tor "A short time
after this. then later the United
States, H. lived under three 'lags
without leaving the limits of the
state. The first event he had a re.
momhrancc al was thr trial OF Aaron
Burr IN lNo1 TwentN.niuo years AKA
he CAME Ia Sedalia and Tor eight
airs was u toamster here He had
NOT been engaged in active work for
the last twcntN-one YEA, lie leaves
five children, an married four grand
children ana Two great grandchildren
Mr. Bartlett had hcpn very temperate
all his liio, neither drinking nor using
tobacco I'm aay form
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
SHALL We MARRY
ASK BIRDMEN
Question is One Which is
Worrying Aviators at Pres
ent Owing to the Danger OF
Their Calling.

Paris, March 2i should aviator,
many Tho question is at present
being discussed los OBJ tying men ar
los'f .NloulineauN Mourn Ion lc.
Grand Etamnes. and Pan u was
raised ap,opoa ct the maulag. OF
Young NJ Dubouuvt the well kuown
uir-man. ana thr wedding Of VI dc
i.rsseps another valiant hcmnr.
uiscau
They have not heard that the Cour.
agcpus son of the man Who made lhc
Suez canal gave any pl0mis, go his
bride regarding hia plans Tor tho ui.
tuic l}n' VI Duhonnot before hg ed
his hancee 20 he altar made sol.
omn VOW that he would n.Net ny
again
The promise was not an easy one.
tor he ia passlonatoly fond of 10" new
sport. aud mas won q name Tor himsrl;
~ 'lH monde ou luna cnyOic But
his future wife had bcgc ,d him To r,.
main on terra nrma once the, were
married, aud SO. with heavy heart he
went lor last long rllgn, and atci
loSuu oNultanf cant ~ I'm the air
he Imprinted q pussiunat Kiss ON
the wings OF his beloved acIoplanc.
and badc u farewell forever Somc
NJ his sporting friends said be- was
wrong 10 listen to hi wife. whl,c
others Older and mon. s,datr men
said he ala quite right that sin.
sic man might risk h, neck 70 hc
liked Ills lite was hi, own. and. SO
long a. no Oao was dependent CA him
h, had only himself a. consider 'iut
II he married ~, position was no
lunsrI the -alne
The acrOplan, is insonarahlc from
certain dangers. and no man, even he
most expert ana careful, can assert
with certainty that, one IA, leaves
IN. ground, he Nil, return 10 b with
safety Even II there he no Flaw IN
the machine and some defects are
hidden from thu scrutiny Of the most
prudent mechanic ain rs a ga.
prioious element and none can tell
what a sudden gust OF wind may 90
Is IL wise then tor an aviator 30
risk making his wife a widow. per
haps after few months, lew YEARS
of married liie' To Judge rom the
answers given hy the most closely
Interested, opinions vary quito n
much a. they do oa thr harcm skirt
No hardand-iast rule can be lard
down. each case must De- decided on
ils merits.
In a few years time the situation
may h. very different. but today the
girl who marrles ilying man must
not shut her eyes 10 the ia, thar her
husband H. liable To meet with more
accidents than II h. were IN attachc
~ he ministry oi labor
II the wife is reasonable person,
and not given 10 nerves, and the
husband Is prudent Young man, al
may 20 well paulhan is married. and
his wife not only refrains from max.
ing a fuss when he flies hut goes
with him 10 the various lying meet
lngs, and sometimes mounts with MIN
tor ride among the clouds
pi course aviation is nor the only
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
FEW DIVORCES WHERE
FAMILIES ARE LARGE

clos. study OF Ereush divorce
tHti-to. covering peuoJ OF nine
Enie just .vpir,I p.nrs go ught %
.,i.rs ,. curl ous lud n,.u sting u.t..
Nh.rh h,ieJufor. nav, been w.ttps
OF speculation uud Iewu1tuu Two
ur thru. pppIlIr theories l. tu .1udI-
Toms of h's mAkIue .ul martial uu-
happiness .r' exploded. others AFRO
mHiiurd. AMI n.V ugat b. shed uu
SOM. old problems How clos, D, tbs
r,fus OF tho Euf,Nh Inquiry would
Do, pprt'i,l'd uy similar analysis of
American divorce sittis.cs q l- inn
possible Go f1N aut .coIug tnat Urit-
l-u HHs poop. and conditions are
more Ike our. than hnso of au,
uth.r fotnign country the Information
= rived HIS both ut,i,.t AND m
roruu., for Americans
u found. contrary Co th. ean-
,rI npr oE HJt bt,r., Is mos.
common 'muur 90" miod'. class
fnn people cot st,.d N habits. -ruthcr
than among 900, tristuHrlUy and tha
'pu.r sirutlW rI society. Wn,r. the
extremes of ,Nist'r.. W,rr. ,ulpis,d.
n most .'uiu.iN. to matrimonial
di.ugrccw,uts I'm nrgrr the falu-
as co. less likelihood thyrc Is for
tIo dUutr. court breaking uu the
home is revelation calculated Co.
'Iuttor tnr traditional iJca tho. %.
hu'dou Of iars, family i. Offence
OBJ. cause OF do~.rtlpu and divorce
than amy other lu ntr IN 'rrl
1pposit. is srou 80 %. 'rly. 'am.li,s
with mo- children having o. divorce
court percentage OF &C., ps ne9inst '
per cont Tor thu. l,us SIX or more
children
NuoNsIs mak,s 10 apparent also
that c,rh mouagoe are happcsL
those lorued under 90 Years ot uer
cuding less lis1-trousN tlln 81 'h"
uaIti,. had waited unll The, had ur-
rived ai the aEo of discretion, as nN-
,d bs old't youuScl rho hgur.. also
answer the lucpliuu Docs marriage
m * flow unlarpiuc>s' no far from
By; pf this GLASS. those who hato been
divorced once seldom travel thai de-
tiugs ruut' "a SECOND time widow.
rrs and widows, ton, who take a soe-
uHd Lrlpmltc are more cuntcnt,d "a
SO T. than tho contingent whose ,x-
per, noe l- limited Ia -m-h Uirg
OF ,hr nuruh knot Washington
HU.f
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
HOUSE OF COMMONS
MAY CHANGE TIME

London. March - Th,r.. sc,ms to
hs uo iiWf Co.. tb, SUBJECTS with which
th" house 90 Commons is called upon
90 ur.d COMO might haV, thought
uAt time would b. Immune from ~
attentions hut time happens To- be
just uuW PARTICULARLY regarded as
suitable ohl nt for reform. Not oniN
is there che Daylight saving bill.
hi.h, having 'uryivcd the patrnrchal
Acu'tt,tiun of Mt Winston Churchill,
'oolv Ike becoming LAYS ere very LONG.
hut another bin n being introduced
90 rsorg1nize our whole year
The calendar reform bill is intend
"d 90 dn ali sorts ui wonderful things.
Fog instance onrh Sew years day
's not 90 count AS a day of the week
nr ihe month. 3nd December 20 Is
alvu,N Goo rau on Monday There is
also fp bc 81 leap year day between
June 81 and July j. which is not -
count ts day % tho Nect. or the
month 0f Tao quarter What with .l-
isr.ur oar clocks every morning. and
lcrFing oui 4 whole day now and
then. lie Joe %. mtur, viii be com.
pli,atod thing and the combined IA
tolligru"u ot m mncr- ou both sides
ot thc nous, Wil po put 20 a srycrc
strain BE- they are 10 grasp precisely
what they are asked 10 enact Pos
sIhlv s'mcou, ulll NOV. an amend
m'n' 90 make Mr. Weston Church
l'ls birthday count as two days IN
order O." bnl1no, the suggested omis-
.iouS. and 10 may even happen that
tho mythical month Of sundays" may
yct '". ON" an accomplished fact
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24

mat hc is not we'll enough TO under
take personally the tests ot the IN.
v'utluu Co bo made in thc United
stats Tho appliance has been IN
stalled at Northwich. and the finish
max tcst~ VIII take place In = few days.
Apart from his present invention
Hodgk usou is known an over the
wnrld as am inventor OF mechanical
stpkcrs aud ccouomizcrs and has re-
c,iNrd contracts from thc British adj
miraltN IT. maintains also that he
has solved the "hlack smoke prob
lrm.' London Daily Mail.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24

DO You know that ~ all the minor
ailments colds are by far the most
dangerous II il not the cold itself
that you need Ia fear, but the serious
diseases that il often leads to. Most
OF these are known as germ diseases,
Pneumonia and consumption are
among them Why not take cham
horlains Cough Remedy ana cure
your cold white YOU can? For sale
by all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24

mcticr IA which man risks his lite,
and If oyor one who follows a danger
Ous calling were TO be- denied the Joys
~ ma'rimouy u lot OF very cstimablc
girls would hay. 30 io without hus.
bands Stccplpiacks. divers, soldiers
sailors. miners and engine drivers
iaoc danger and sudden death every
DAY ini thar doesn't prevent them
ENDING wives
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
MAY BE LAST OF
RILEY'S VERSES
James Whitcomb Riley Writes
Poem in Memory of His
Fellow Poet: Friends Think
II is His Last.

Indianapolis. Ind. March q -'rh,
death of Houipmn : Parker an IN
diana poet ui merit bat little rcnoVu
beyond the borders ~ his own state.
has called attention AGAIN 20 the con.
dition of James Whu,umb iulry. who
for almost year has boon battling
for ni, 81 his home pn Lockorbie
street.
Fate seems 60 have vU,d that
Riley has written his last book Of
verse Yer, little has boon published
regarding ms condition sine, 10, was
stricken. Ills close friends have
hicld,d him from inquiry and am
noyauo". but 10 rs known now THAT hc
suffered from paralysis OF us right
side several months ago ANA chat uc
Is Just beginning 90 nave some use
OF hi- uauu.
u, is feeble physically ana - help
"a about his apartments 10y q man
llc goes out oc asioually on bright
DAYS. hu, b. NOT appearing puhu,l
among his friends lls mind. uuu-
ever, ls uuimpair,d by his illness and
] Nv NtiN'.M NH Ntt' % liI''ff.Ni az WV o..
what is COINS on around him
Tho dDth of Parker was u blow Co
Riley as they liNod IN ADJOINING cuuu.
ties va early litc and were friends.
| RILEY appreciated the poetic genius
of Parker The latter VAS not a great
, poet but Do, wrote with the simple
! ity ot one whose aim was to express
J hi. joN 900 tn, beauty ot what he saw
around him Ne mad" No attempt to
exploit himself before tn" public. but
his works were treasured by tue low
crs of POETRY like Riley
Wien the latter heard nf his
| friends death Ia, So, up On his couch
ana dictated the following verse iu
/ h"uof uf his memory
Won sang IA. sung of rare delight
fIS morning ana ;h, days are
long
a morning fresh and fair and bright
,.cr daNncd ,n happy SONG.
n radiant ait. ANA here oud mcrc.
We're singing birds "u sprays 90
bloom
I Ana dcvy -ploudors everywhere.
Aud heavenly htoaths ut ru-, per
umr
I AIl npmrous thing w"r, in the SONG.
tbs morning and IA. days ga.
long
%. singer of the song divine.
Though nov YOU turn }our face
away
with never word for me - mine.
Nof smuv forever ana da,
vs., guess luur meaning and rejoice
tn what hls come - Nuu The m",d
Beyond tho ..Ir b. OF mortal .ut."
Ana out 100 tn, sous indeed
Win YOU forever. as the SONG.
IRIS morning and th, DAYS are
Ions
TH. poem a1s IN another. hand,
bul 'rum Riley, mind 20 IS salJ tp
uuN, b.ru tho onlE Nrrs, hc ha at
tempted n recent month, and u is
..rJsurru hN his admirers pruh1hlN res
.., ul the iast ho may produce 4
.'a ,cafs ag" mis- intend PARKER vrut,
% sweet 2.om Jud,r the utI, .lonk-
ing Toward the Suasr, 100 Which
uD said
Noath sun and star
] iuuru't lar.
\ud bear no burden s.rIp nor starr;
tnsdndlcd, ilc,t
M eager feet
l'h onward whore th, shadows
laugh
Packer was an ydcrl, man and he
rroiDDd Tor several wears tnat he watts
ra M, border of the sunset land
90 Vhi,h hr sans Riley had grown
ora and, with 10" aiilicuons ho mas
suffered his tsicuds tear that be-, too,
i- u,ur thc sunset ANA that uo haa
given them tho Est products "f his
puDti, mind
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24

idu NOI'iliNS III tAtu sue tnuil not
stand tight clothing ana was irregular.
| was completely ran down On adj
vice | took Lydia T.. riukham's Nege-
table Compound and Liver Pills and
am enjoying good health. II is now
more than two years aud | have not
had an ache or pain since ! do all my
own work, washing and everything,
and never have the hackache any more.
| think your medicine is grand and |
praise II 10 all my neighbOrs. II you
think my testimony will help Others
YOU may publish II - Mrs OLLIE
WooDALL, Morton's Gap, Kentucky.
Blckachc is a symptom OF organic
weakness or arrangement. IL you
have hackache don't neglect IL 10
get permanent relief YOU mus, reach
the root OF the trouble. Nothing we
know of will do this so surely as LYDIA
J.. Plnkham's Compound.
Write Ia Mrs. Pinkham. at
Lynn, Mass. for special advice.
Your letter viii be absolutely
confidential, and the advice tree.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24

my health was very
bad aud | had q
continual hac kache
which was simply
awful | could not
stand on my feet
long enough T. cook
u meals Nictuals
without nay back
nearly killing me.
and | would have
such dragging sen
satiOus | could
hardly bear IT, |
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
tn Opportunity Lost

4 lN'h
Billy say what did DE- old inN
want tor know"
RcddN Wanted tor know where
Walt street Wul
UhllN Grc' why didn't vcr So, him
up do alloy aud skin hun at rrapsf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
SIS. STING TaE H 46Slc

Spring
the demands of is the tickle
DIGESTION lack bodily fatigue and other systemic disturb
producing
II supplying
only through
of medicine
To the t
the tonic
facilitating sickness S. Is ideal
herbs
aids aud the contributes
strong robust health SIS s. II for sale at drug
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC ATLANTA CA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24

'T'NH0NTI TTNIlNTTITT
The letters Of the alphabet
W. never In our lives forget
liui strange tu say oar memories tail
When Wife gives US one TO mail
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
THAT
AWFUL
BACKACHE
Cured by Lydia L. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Morton's Gap, Kentucky - suf-
fcgcu two years with female disorders.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24

Packer was am elderly man and hr
roalu,d Tor several years tnat he watts
Du M, border of the sunset land
90 which hr snug Riley had grown
uld and, with 40" alilicuons hc has
suffered his friends tear that be-, too,
i~ near the sunset ANA that u' nas
given them tho last products "f h's
puuU, mind
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-04-28
D. c. Thomas Glowing
Account Of Florid a

D. G. Thomas returned from Miami,
Fla. Wednesday morning much i'm
proved in health. He has great an
ticipations for the future of Miami
and that section Of the sunny south.
He believes it is to become a great
place owing to its peculiarly fine
weather in winter and the abundant
opportunities offered for the enjoy
ment Of those who pass their winters
there. 5
Regarding the Everglades drainage
project Mr.. Thomas predicts a popula-
ton in time as dense as that of Hol-
land. He believes the glades will even
tually be drained and the country be
come much like Holland with its nn,
merous canals and fine farms border.
ling on these arttfcial waterways
which will furnish transportation for
a large population and great CONNER.
cial activity.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-04-28
81 J
Win Soon De Turned o. u lie City
Of Wafertown from New
Power Plant.
BUSIEST CREW IN THE WEST
Strenuous Efforts By Company and
Crews to Turn On Current u
Earliest Moment.

We will test out one Of the street
lighting circuits In five or six days.
said ]. w. Ferris, secretary ot the Wa
ltertown Electric Light and Power Co.
All the street lighting equipment y 1
here and two crews OF sixteen mon
in each gang is busy installing tho
same throughout the entire CITY. The
work win be pushed to completion as
fast as possible under the strenuous
efforts Of the workmen.
Both large engines at the power
plant have been run On tests and have
worked most satisfactorily. The main
switch hoard is already Installed. The
company is now busy installing the
stationary transformer for street light
Ing.
The local electric light plant hiss the
busieat crew at present employed ia
the west.
The new plant is practically c0n1-
pleted and when all the lighting apra-
ratus about the city y installed It
Will have cost about SITE. 900.
1t will be the finest electric light
plant west Of the mississippi river. 81
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-04-28
MIR. and Mrs. O. B. Crane
Married Sixty-four Years

Sixty-four years of married life was
reached by Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. Crane
Monday and the anniversary of the
event was quietly celebrated at their
home on Second avenue S. w. Mrs.
Crane has been In very poor health
for some time, and for that reason
no particular demonstration was made
on the occasion Of their wedding anni7-
Yersary. She is. however, improving
at the present time and it is hoped
that she viii recover her health al
though perfect restoration could hard
" oe expected at her advanced age OF
78 years. 81:
Mr. Crane is SO years old and en-
Joys good health and each day of The
year makes a trip to the business por-
ton of the city. He enjoys remark-
ably good health for a man of his adj
vanred years, and with his wife it Is
hoped the couple may live to enjoy
many more anniversaries. ~.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-04-28
Ben Wadswortl
Dies S Suddenly
Gentleman Whose Demise VIII BE Be
GREETED by A Large Circle Of
Warm Friends.

The sudden death Of Ben Wads~
worth which occurred at Doland sun
day will come as a shock to the nu-
merous friends and acquaintance in
Waiartown where he is well known
MI. Wadsworth arose IN his usual
health II the morning ana had been
feeling apparently well for several
days previous to his death, He was.
suddenly attacked with paralysis OF
the heart at about 8 o'clock Sunday
afternoon and expired within an hour.
Deceased leaves widow and two
small children. He was between ssI
and 81 years Of age.
Mr., Wadswor7a was engaged In the
heating and plumbing business 81 Do
land and. for about four yesrs was
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-04-28

DAMAGES
Mrs. v. J. Baskerville Brings Suit
Against Mrs. Marie Cook and
Mrs. Charles Withers.
ALlENATED AFFECTIONS
Charged by the Complainant whose
Husband Deserted Her and
Eloped with Mrs. Cook

As an outcome Of the desertion Of
Mrs. William j.. Baskerville by her
husband, report of which recently
appeared in The Saturday News, the
wife has instituted proceedings against
Mrs. Marie Cook and her mother. Mrs
Charles Withers, for damages, charg-
ing the alieaHng Of the elections OF
her husband. 5
Sheriff Elkins has attached all mon
eys and papers belonging to Mrs. Cook
and Mrs. s.Withers which could he 70 ln1
in the local banks and will hold them
until after the result Of the trial is
made known. 33 #.
1t will be recalled that W. J. Bas,
kerville and Mrs. Marie Cook of Wa
tertown eIoped and were arrested at
Mankato, Mimi, in a bank, where
they had called for money that the
woman had telegraphed home for and
that they expected to leave for the
east.
They were finally released by Sheriff
Osten at Mankato who had received
instructions that the alleged crime
was committed in agother county,
out of his jurisdiction. Mrs. Cooks
mother arrived on the scene and left
later With her daughter for a visit to
Chicago.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-04-28
!. Dividing D Property
Among the Schaaks


The case Of John schaak against
Anna schaak for the recovery of his
property which was decided to his wife
for the purpose OF convenience in 1898
has occupied the attention OF Judge
Seward for two days this week, a de-
cision being rendered Thursday morn.
ing.
IN the decissions the homestead and a
tree claim, including one-half sec
ton is set over to Mrs schaak while
25o acres in anot ther section are given
to Mr.. Schaak.
No divorce has been applied for, but
provision is made for separate main.
tenance
Mr. and Mrs. schaak have fifteen
children, four of whom are minors.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-04-28
Many Pastors Attend
Lutheran Synod Here

= y 4 K . a., s.
About sixty pastors from all parts
of the states of South Dakota and Min
nesota are attending the annual pas
toral conference Of the German Evan
gelical Lutheran church synod Of Min
nesota and South Dakota These meet
ings are held throughout the United
States preparatory to the meeting Of
the general synod. e
b. A. Pankow of st. James, Mimi,
president Of the synod, is presiding
at the meetings being held in Waters
town. The pastors are being enter
tanned by the members of the local
congregation.
'The Moral Law,"was the subject
of a paper read by Rev. H. Meyer of
Godhue, Mimi, at Wednesday morn
ing's session. Statistics OF the work
of tihe clergy was dwelt upon by Rev.
e. G. Fritz Of Toronto, MINI, at the
conclusion Of the reading Of the pa
per by Rev. Meyer. Business matters
and general discussion Of the affairs
of the church was taken up at the af-
iternoon session.
In the ev-ning Rev. G. Fischer Of
Glencoe, MINI, and Paul Lorenz of
Eitzen, Mimi. addressed the congre-
CATION to which cordial invitation
was extended to all persons
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-04-28

engaged in! the same line Of business
activity in Watertown, prior to his
removing to Doland.
Mr.. WadsWorth was one of those
congenial fellows whose presence was
an assurance Of dissipation Of all
moroseness and the blues Of any who
were SO fortunate as to meet the kind
hearted man. He was a man who
made for the best Of life in any com.
Smunity.
Several OF his friends from Water
town attended the funeral services at
Doland Wednesday afternoon.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-04-28
Farmers Provision Co.
to Open Meat Market

Farmers Provision Co. will open a
meat market on Saturday morning,
April 20. in the rooms formerly occu-
pied by the WatertoWn Market which
has has been used as butcher shop for
the past twenty years.
The company viii handle WhooIey
Packing company's products and will
conduct the business on cash basis
only. 4#57.5z. 71' s.i3.a
No delivery Of goods VIII be made
but customers viii be given the bene-
fit Of this saving on the part Of the
management. I ia
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-04-28
Experimenting with New
System Of Road Work

The new system Of working streets
is being carried Duh as an experiment
on Kemp avenue, one block west Of
Maple street The street has been
thoroughly graded, a covering of loose
dirt hauled in, and another covering
of gravel will be added.
It is understood, the whole will be
treated to coating Of oil, and per
haps tar. and then subjected to the
large roller.