Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-22
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lis this week visiting relatives and
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Munson rejoice
over the arrival of a brig hts little baby
girl at their home this week.
For Sale No. / Velvet Chaff Wheat
1s1O-1911 crops. VIM Uthe, Water.
town, S. d. 81 S3 $40
q. NJ. Banks and s. NJ. Owsley de-
parted this week for the south where
they will spend month looking over
the country
Miss Matte Halverson ], a former
resident of this city, but now living.
at Duluth MINI, is visiting friends
in the city. s...
Michigan one day this week by a.
telegram announcing the serious i'll.
ness Of sister.
George w. Fischer, of RedAeld, rep
resenting the Northwest Land and
Home Builders Union is in the city,
stopping at the Grand.
Buy it at home and you may get a
crack at the money again some day
yourself. Send your money out of
town for goods and it is gone forever.
For Rent--store room with all mod
ern conveniences, heated and lighted.
Rent reasonable. Address q care Of
Saturday News. tt
L Hoven has resigned his position
with the Ohtness tailor shop and &C
copied a similar position in the alter
alton department of the Model Cloth
| ing House.
Harry G Sherin, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Sherin, of this city, has recently
been appointed postmaster at Butler,
| this state. Mr. Sherin conducts a
drug store at that place
| Frank Wilson, of Summit, and w.
| F.. Filbert, of Appeton, Mimi, were in
the city this week visiting relatives
and friends. Mr., Wilson is a son of
Mr.. and Mrs. P. M Wilson Of this city.
Wanted to Trade-Some good resi-
dence lots in Watertown for horses
and cattle. Z. e. Archer. 35tf
Dutch" Ladendorf has become the
sole owner of the Eagle Cafe, having
bought out his partners interest,
Dutch" has. worked up great bust
ness in that waffle foundry Of his.
If every citizen would patronize
home industry strictly what a city Wa
tertown would be in a few years
and your property would double in
value, Did you ever think OF that.
| While you are trying to save few
cents by sending out of town for a
bill of goods you are losing many dol
lars every time YOU do that trick
because your property will be worth
just that much less
For Sale-2 ten foot show cases Of
latest design with plate glass tops
Inquire of Cozy Home, If
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Everson, who
reside on a farm west of WATERFOWL,
are rejoicing over TIE arrival of a
fine ten pound baby boy at their. home
week ago Tuesday. This is the
first boy and Mr.. Everson is feeling
pretty good over the event
Myron Nickerson, who for several
years was the head salesman at the
Banner Clothing Store, has accepted a
position as travelling salesman for the
P. 0. Mimnaugh Cigar Co.. Of this city,
the sole distributors of the celebrated
Davenport cent cigar Mr.. Nickera
son is a first-class salesman and will
no doubt make good in his new line OF
work.
MI. Merchant, if you want to do a
nice, quiet, little business Just neglect
Your advertising and the Larkin clubs
and the mail order houses will save
you the trouble Of getting up out Of
your chair. to wait on customers. You
need advertising in your business just
as much as a farmers field needs
moisture.
Henry Meyers, son Of Chas. Meyers,
of this city. has received the appoint
ment of first alternte to the Naval
Academy at Annapolis. The appoint
ment was secured through Senator
Gamble. Henry is bright young
man and was graduated from the Wa
tertown high school with the class of
1911 and will no doubt make good In
the Naval Training School.
Tom G. Murphy, one of the proprie
tors Of the Cozy home, who had the
misfortune to fall down an elevator
shaft in the store one day last week
and break his collar bone in two
places, was able to walk up town last
Saturday. Although he is all ban
bandaged UP and it will probably be