Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-02-27
Coal and Wood H Rleniy ans

VIM. Lybarger who was pioneer
resident of Codington county and who
left the state about twenty years ago.
This is the young mans first visit to
Watertown in twenty years, being
eight years of age when his folks left
here. He was greatly surprised at
the growth of the city during his alb
sence.
Say you fellows who own repeating
'shotguns of any kind, do you know
that there is a bill pending now be-
fore the legislature to make it .un-
lawful for any person to hunt in this
state with a repeating shot gun? You
didn't know it, eh? Well, 1t is about
time you took time by the "fetlock"
and got busy with letter to the mem
bers of the legislature from this coun-
ty and told them how you feel about
tho matter. That nice new automatic
shotgun that you paid $50 for last fall
can only be used as an ornament in
the future if the bill becomes a law.
The Watertown Printing and Bind
ing Company prints everything includ-
ing $40 and $40 dollar bills. Last
week we printed several thousand
dollars worth of money for one of the
banks in the city-that is-we printed
the name Of the president and cashier
on the bills. 1t is lot easier for the
bank to have them printed than to
spend day or two signing the bills.
! The signatures are a facsimile of the
original signatures of the president
and cashier of the bank.
Some people in this city have been
heard to remark that they thought the
purchasing Of the extra fire team and
apparatus was a useless expense. A
few days ago a fire broke out in one
part of the city and the tiremen were
there in full force and within a few
minutes had the fire extinguished.
| The fire department had no more than
got back to the fire station when an
other alarm was turned in from an
other part of the city. Suppose those
two fires had occurred at the same
time and there was only one fire fight
ing apparatus and one team? One of
those houses would have been burned
to the ground. Can't tell at what
time, hour or minute there may be sew
eral houses on fire at the same time.
There is no better medicine made
for colds than Chamberlains Cough
Remedy. 1t acts on natures plan, Sc
lieves the lungs opens the secretions,
aids expectorating; and restores the
system to healthy condition. Fer
sale by all dealers. Adv. 34-37
The editors of the Mail are under
/ obligations to F. J. Cory for a fine box
of Winter Banana apples from his
ranch northeast of Fruta Mr. Cory
is one Of our foremost fruit growers,
and makes a close study of scientific
fruit culture, hence he produces some
of the best fruit grown in the Grand
Valley He was formerly editor OF
one OF South Dakotas leading dailies
but has since reformed and quit the
newspaper game, though needless to
say, he made success Of the news
paper business the same as he does
Of fruit srowing-Fruita (Coio.l Mail
Mr.. and Mrs T. A. Syverson re.
turned Thursday morning from their
extended trip through the south. They
first went down the west coast OF
Florida to Tampa, spending several
days there, and then came back and
went down the east coast as far as
Key West. and from thence went by
boat to Havana, Cuba They spent
four days at Havana, going out in
the country from there forty miles
Mr.. Syverson is deeply impressed
with the city of Miami, on the east
coast Of Florida. He says it is one
Of the prettiest cities he has ever
seen and in his opinion it is going to
be one of the large commercial cen
tiers of the south