Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-08-29


The celery W. tender and tho flavor
was me. Neysnh sim surely ID
onto his JOB when Il comes u grow
ins oelery. III
y. Kidder has returned to his
home at Gentry, An S. utter spending.
several weeks here looking after his
farming Interests near Waverly. MI.
Kidder's crop WAS somewhat injured
BY hail Just before harvest but he viii
get fair returns from tie farm even
after suffering asloss BY hal. Ia
u solberg arrived home from,
Pierre Monday evening where he has
been visiting his father tor several,
weeks While there he became III
and was confined to his house for
several weeks, He Is feeling much
better now, however, and has again
resumed his position with the News
Publishing Company.
The general delivery clerk has 81
large number Of postal cards OF the:
pennant kind, with one-cent stamps
on, at his window, awaiting addition.
al postage. Cards with pennants on;
require &c postage. II you have mall
ed any at one cent, call at the general.
delivery window and pay one cent ad-
(ditional. ss n \.
Great preparations are being made
by the local nimrods for the opening
Of the hunting season which occurs
on the 10th Of September. It Is estk
mated that over 1900 resident hunt
ing licenses will be issued from the
county treasurer's Office this season.
AS a rule it takes about one box Of
shells to bag every duck or chicken
that is shot, and 1t makes hunting 81
pretty expensive luxury. But think
of the funl Vi s5s
County Game Warden Bibbins IS
out looking for "sooners" all the time
now and it is hard to tell Just where
he is going to bob up next. If he;
catches any person out in the field
with gun and ammunition 1t is his
duty under the law to arrest them
and bring them before the municipal
court. He caught three young men;
last week southeast Of the city and
1t cost them $40 apiece.
! Mr.. w. S. Gunsalus, a farmer liy-
ing near Fleming, Pa, says he has
used Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhma Remedy In his family
for fourteen years, and that he has
found 1t to be an excellent remedy,
and takes pleasure in recomme ding
It. For sale by all dealers. Sill
| I'm September" says the Republic
can, Castlewood will have attained
the age Of 80 years, the town having
been plated in the summer of 1852,
and the first buildings were erected In
4 the fall Of that year. Preliminary ar
rangements are being discussed rel
| ctLAfS W thC' RtORSi oUSCi uilSC toL-a A1SS
4 30th anniversary, and if the present
! plans matrialize there will certainly
4 be something of a celebration in Cas-
tlewood, one Of the live and progress
sive towns Of the famous Sioux Valley
Of South Dakota. -Norden Observer.
From all reports game will be plen.
tiful this fall as the year has been a
good one for the prairie chicken. Alb
sence Of a bad cold snap or heavy
rains during the Matching season al
lowed the young broods to getsa good
start in life. There are many ducks
on the lakes and duck hunting prom.
ises to be good. Game Warden Bib
j bins calls attention to hunters that
they must have license and that the
hunting season does not open until
September TO- All violators OF the
game law will be arrested as the law
4 is made in the interests of the hunt
ers. It is the duty Of others to assist
the game warden in the enforcement
Of the law.