Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-04-10
church shipped a a load Of potatoes
to the Ohio flood sufferers last Mon

church shipped a car load Of potatoc
to the Ohio flood sufferers last Mon
day.
A. G. Gilruth is here from Califor
MIA and will spend a couple Of month";
lin this city looking after his bushes.
and property interests.
Raymond Beck, Of Estheryille, Ia
a former resident of Watertown, il
in the city for a few days visitirs
friends and acquaintance.
Mrs. Thos. Berge4 underwent al
operation at one of the local hospital
last week for appendicitis. She i
reported as recovering nicely.
The Royal Theatre is now shown,
just as fine motion pictures as ca
be seen Il place in the United State,
at half the regular price.
Mrs. Charles Barrette, who is il
Florida for the benefit of her healtl
will not return to her home in Water
town for at least a couple of months
Miss Anna Holmberg, of this city
underwent an operation last week 70,
the removal of adenoids and diseased
tonsils.
We have installed a new showcase
which shows off to the best advantage
our big line of Office supplies and de
vices. Watertown Printing ant
Binding Co.
Rev. S. S. Mitchell will preach hi,
first sermon as rector of Trinity Epis
copal church next Sunday at thu
morning service at II o'clock. Even
ing service at 1880.
Seed Corn-Fine selected, home
grown Minnesota No. IS. Test 92-lO(
price $500. Write for circular, or or
der at once. Christine Lund Farm
Dassel, MINI. 49,
Or. n Mrs. G. W. Stutenroth ar
rived home last week from Los An
gees, Cal, where they have been 70,
the bast few months.
Mrs. John Zimprich, of Grover, is il
the city receiving treatment TO.
throat trouble at n of the local hos
pitfalls.
Selma selchert, of South Shore, I'm
derwent an operation at one of thu
local hospitals last week for the re
moval of tonsils and adenoids.
There seems to be quite a little stil
in real estate around Kranzburg
Eight quarter sections have changed
hands in that township in the pas
week.
Fl. R. Davlin departed Saturday fol
Minneapolis where he transacted bus
ness for a few days. Mr.. Davlin il
the owner Of some valuable residenc,
property in that city.
Mrs. VIM. Shear, Of this city, I'm
derwent a surgical operation las
week in one of the local hospitals
for the removal of a glandular abces,
of the neck.
George W. Rutan, who was confined
to his oom for several days last weel
with an attack of the govt is agai1
able to attend to his duties at hi!
repair shop.
Mrs. J. E. McKoane of Minot, NORTH
Dakota, and Mrs. A. M. Nash O
Tracy, are in the city visiting at the
homes of their brothers, H. A. an6
Thornton Babcock.
The Watertown Fire Department,
will receive S717 this year as theil
share Of the 21s per cent tax on the
fire Insurance companies doing bust
ness in the state.
Geo. Katancsik has closed his ful
store in this city and gone to st
Paul, where he will work in the Cor
don & Ferguson fur manufacturing
concern during the summer months.
II your filing problem worries you
drop in and talk to us about it. We
can help you and supply you with 8
filing outfit that will just fit YOU
needs. Watertown Printing and
Binding Co.
We r the only store in town car
rying a complete line Of office supplies
Of all kinds. All we ask is a trial
Come in and look us over. Watertowr
Printing and Binding Co.
]. H. Troeh, the proprietor of the
Royal Theatre, expects to enlarge
that popular play house this summel
and extend the building clear out tt
the alley.
The Fourth Regiment Band com
menced its regular practice last Sun
day. The outdoor concerts will com
menae Just is soon as the weather
will permit.
Architect M. A. Hickman has beer
appointed associate architect for tht
South Dakota Central railroad. Thi.
probably means a new depot for tina
company in WatertoWn.
The county commissioners passed {
resolution at their last regular meet
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