Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-04-10

city is fortunate in securing his val
liable services.
Pasture-For 1913. Cattle. all ages
$500. Horses. all ages $500. Work
horses 25c per week. All stock goes
in at owners risk in all things. Own
lers of stock must report number of
! stock to D. Croghan or by mail to
". S. Murray, WATERFOWL. 42-44*
We carry a complete line Of pencils
in black, indelible and drawing. also
writing and copying inks. Ink for
photographs, rubber stamp pads,
and linen marking. WATERFOWL Print
ing and Binding Co.
The C. G. Record residence has
been removed from its location north
of Flatiron Park and taken to another
part of the city. The Masonic lodge
has purchased this site and will soon
commence the erection of a magnif.
Icent Masonic Temple thereon.
The body of Roy Edison. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Snow Edison, of this city,
arrived in the city the latter part of
last week. The young man was
drowned about a year ago near Moose
Jaw, Canada, while attempting to
cross a swollen stream with a team
of horses.
Under the new law passed by the
Legislature every owner of an auto
mobile must pay a yearly tax of SIX
dollars, the amounts thus paid in go
into the good roads fund. As the
automobile owner must also pay a
personal tax on the machine he gets
caught going and coming.-WilloW
Lakes News.
George Ireland, the proprietor Of
the Commercial house has leased the
dining in the Antlers hotel and
will use this as a place to feed his
boarders hereafter. He will also CON
duct the lunch counter in connection
and will make the Commercial exclu-
siyely a rooming house.
With all of the street paving in
sight and the erection of the Schaller
department store, the new telephone
building, the Masonic Temple and
various other buildings the coming
summer it begins to look as though
there would be something doing in
Watertown this year.
Mrs. Fred Whistler has gone to
Oklahoma, where she will visit her
mother for several weeks before join
ing her husband, who has accepted a
position as travelling salesman for the
Cudahy Packing Company with head.
quarters at Minot, North Dakota.
The local Eagles lodge has receiv.
ed the new uniforms and regalia for
the officers OF the lodge. No lodge
in the state has anything finer. The
Eagles lodge. is growing at every
meeting and is now one of the 1erg-
est and best fraternal odrers in the
city.
Last Sunday was a d~isagreeable day
with a strong wind blowing from the
southeast all day and up till late at
night when it commenced to rain
The rainfall continued for several
hours during the night. The rair
was welcome in this section as it was
the first rain to amount to anytime
since last fall.
The Royal Theatre announces that
it will give an entertainment on Sun,
day afternoon and evening for the
benefit of the food sufferers. No ad.
mission will be charged, but a collec.
ton box will be handy for people tc
drop in whatever they feel like giving
Children, unless accompanied by their
parents, will be excluded.
Charles e. O'Malley, train dispatch
er at the M. st. L. depot in This city
was united in marriage last THURSDAY
to Miss Mayme Gilday at the home
of the BRIDES parents at Fort Dodge
Iowa, After q short honeymoon trir
the happy young couple will return
to Watertown and make their home
in n Of the Dory cottages on south
Maple street.
The best money maker on the farm
is the hen. She turns grass into
greenhacks, grain into gold, and from
corn and gravel she coins silver
There is nothing else on the farm tc
compare with her. The horses and
cattle are heavy consumers and te
get their value one must part with
them, but not SO with her. In her
small way she Is a gold mine, on the
face of the earth, a mill that grinds
that which others overlook and re.
fuse.-Exchange.
Ed Elkins came down from Water.
town and spent the day looking after
some official matters, as Ed is now
serving under his father as deputy
sheriff Of Codington county. I'D was
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