Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-11-06
Local Happenings.

Local Happenings.
Mrs. ]. a. Harmon, who has been ill
for the past week, is reported as I'M
proving.
Miss Elizabeth Hanson, OF this city,
has accepted d position as bookkeep-
er with an Aberdeen company.
For Sale-My residence at 400 18th
Ave. S. w. Five rooms and bath.
Story and a half house, electric lights,
sidewalk, well, cistern. barn, one lot.
Price. $210o.O0. Max johnson. 2Itf
Attorney NJ. S. Liebenstein was
over from Estelline the first OF the
week attending to legal business.
Attorney A. Sherin spent several
days at the state capital this week
on legal business.
Wnen you use good -four there's no
more trouble about baking. Mono
gram is a good -four. 1t should be
used by all careful housewives. Try
PIT. Adv. Fl
Mrs. G. ID. Ransberg left Wednes-
day morning for Los Angeles, Cal,
where she will spend the winter.
Miss Florence Gerber spent Sum
day visiting at the home of her par
ents in Clark.
You buy no regrets when you buy
Monogram -four. ADV. 81
A. G. Burmeister, a banker of Red
wood Falls, MINI, spent Monday in
WATERFOWL, q guest of H. a. Holden.
Miss Charlotte Mclaughlin return
ed from Sioux Falls last week where
she has been visiting for a couple of
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. ALI Mclaughlin are
rejoicing over the arrival of a bright
little baby girl at their home in this
city, which arrived last week.
Hobart Abbott, young o of e.. B.
Abbott had the misfortune to break
~onesof his legs in a foot ball game at
the Athletic Park last Saturday.
a sack of Monogram -four is a SACK
of satisfaction. ADV. 81
George Moody. one Of the prosper
GUS young farmers of Florence, was a
Watertown visitor the first of the
week.
Ralph Waltz, of Brookings, has &C.
cepted a position as window trimmer
for the John Noodle Dry Goods com.
pany.
Try it once and you'n always use
Monogram -four. ADV. "a
Sheep For Sale-Ewes, Wethers and
lambs, in car lots or more. Direct
from the range at first cost. Write
for prices, Address o. H. Marquis
Terry Mont. 20-2G
Gene Cronk, who pleaded guilty to
shipping game out of the state one
day last week and was sentenced tc
pay a fine of 800 or serve ninety days
in the county jail has paid his fine and
is again at liberty.
You'll become a Monogram enthusi
asst once you try a sack of Monogram
-four. Adv. 81
DR.. James Greer, of this city, ha.
been appointed deputy state veterin
arian and a new be called to any
part of the state to inspect live stool
or any other work in the yeterinar,
line.
Geo. Bergium, who has been at In
ternational Falls, MINI, for som,
time working on the new school hous,
for the Gray Construction Co, hal
returned home and will have charg,
Of the finishing work on the Schalle,
building.
]. The old Mellette block which is nov
the Lamm block is looking good sine,
1t has been remodeled and when tn,
new addition is completed it will b,
one of the largest and best business
blocks in the city.
Monogram flour Is on sale at al
good dealers-buy it where you will
but be sure it's Monogram. Adv.2
Miss Mollie Baker of Elrod and Mrs
George Baker of Britton, S. d., VIII,
have been visiting at the home of MI
and Mrs. A. Sherin, left Tuesday ever
ing after2a pleasant visit.
For Sale-Some o. i. G. bears o
~serviceable age. Pedigrees furnished
Also some Scotch collie pups. Cal
on or write to Nick Feyereisen, Kranz
burg, S. D. NEA Sec. IA, Kranzbur,
township. 21-2
! Roy Richie has removed the oil,
!. C. G. Kinsman residence from Soutl
Maple street to the back of the ID
, facing Fifth avenue and will remode
i the same into a modern cottage. H
/ will also erect a modern seven roor
t bungalow on south Maple street, 1
be one of the finest bungalows eve
. built in the city.
Monogram-the best. ADV. .
i Articles OF incorporation have bee
E filed with the state banHsfEda
] ment for the Grover State bank, show
/ ing a capital Of $4,000. The inco
d porators are HI, r. Anderson, Clear
d field, Mimi; @. G. Frink, George 7
9 Burt, H. A. FRANKIE and w A. Currer
Il OF South Shore.
Mcnogram-the best. ADV. z
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