Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-29

Mrs. Frank Bennett is home from
Fort Stockton, Texas, where she has
been visiting with her daughter. Mrs
George Briggs, for several weeks.
The many friends of Geo. f. Davis
a pioneer and highly respected citizen
OF this city will regret to learn that
he is reported as seriously i'll at his
home in this city.
p. h. Tegner, who has been visiting
at the home Of his daughter, Mrs c.
M. Lyon, has departed for Ortonyila,
Minn, where he viii visit another
daughter for several weeks.
Come uu1 OF hat Rip Van Wrinkle
sleep and buy a lot in Watertown-the
city of destiny. Sc" the Midway Real
Estate Exchange, +. NJ. Barker mar
ager, at the Saturday News Office.
Rev. \. C.. Stevens, former pastor oe
the NJ +! church of Watertown was
WatrltoWn visitor last Saturday.
Rev. Stevens is now engaged in mis-
sionary work in the Black Hills couf,-
try and VAS on his way home to Min
neapois.
Mrs Jerry Watkins and Mrs Ed.
lIildebrandt returned from the east
where they were summoned by a tele-
gram couple of weeks ago annourij-
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We are glad to note that their mother
is recovering.
who resides six miles east and one
mile north Of WATERFOWL has been
postponed from March 9Th to March
It'll. on account of the township ele =
ton coming on the 9Th. Miles MAKE
peace will cry the sale and a big crow !
is expected at the sale. There are
seventeen good work horses to be sold
at the sale.
Rev. F. r. Leach viii speak Sunday
morning al the Baptist church on
terprctaton of the Bible" being the
third in the series on Some Popular
Misconceptions us to the Christian
Religion" Evening subject. The
NomrWard Journey" being the third
in the series on The Runaway Boy;
The series is growing in interest, and
will be found of special help and in
terest to both young people and pa:
ents
1t is an undisputable fact that the
Saturday News has a larger circula
ton than all the other weekly papers
in Watertown combined. Every bust
ness man in the city knows it, OF
ought to know it. We have not ad
vanced our advertising rates any more
now than when we had only two thous
and circulation. Now we have nearly
twice that number. Ten cents per inch
for display advertising is our price
and we treat every customer alike
We have no sliding scale. We hav,
the goods-if the goods are what yor
are looking for instead of hot air.
John Fanset returned home las
week from Minneapolis where he hac
business with the Minneapolis Thresh
er Company. Mr. Fanset is the stati
agent for that company with head
| quarters in Watertown. He says tina
while he was there the company ship
ped solid train load of their tractors
and farm motors to North Dakota ant
| Montana Mr. Fanset recently sold ;
25 horse power farm motor to Angus
| Selchert of Codington county and ais;
one of the same kind of motors Il
| Geo. Monrad of Deuel. county. One 0
these motors will pull eight plows ant
seeder or four binders
Lewis H. Vath, proprietor of thu
Watertown Business College, was her,
from ST. Cloud, Mimi. last week. Mr.
Vath has business college at ST
Cloud and also the one at Watertown
The Watertown Business College i
now recognized as one of the leadn:
educational institutions of the state
1t took some time for Mr. Watch /,
put it on it's feet and restore conf
dence of our people but he has finall,
succeeded, and his college is nov
being literally patronized from al
over the state and the graduates O
the school are the finished produc
when they get through and find n,
trouble in securing good positions