Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-09-11
,baingirapga3y pushed and the company

tbaingIrapl&}y II pushed and the compan,
expects to have the warehouse read,
Ito handle This years crop Of tubers
fTfas is tIIe first potato warehouse il
the state which is owned and con
ItroEed by farmers" and local business
men. 1t is, bound to be a winner.
Tire ,nem North Dakota law requir
ling "a medical certificate of prospective
IneWh weds is proving a great booI
Flor the Suuth dakota ministers close
Ito the state line, and is helping tc
lsolve Cine High cost Of living problem
which rs supposed toNbe an important
one in every minister'shhousehold.
Newlyweds should start right-buy
Monogram flour. ADV. 13
A pretty Divorce over near Aber
deem, upon tine signing of the decree,
Offered to kiss THE Judge. No wonder
an the attorneys in the Twelfth Cir,
cult were anxious to Hand the appoint
nent to succeed Judge Carpenter,
when such emoluments were coming
into fashion. Philip Review.
MOTHER OF EIGHTEEN CHILD
BEN.
Il am the mother of eightaen child
ren and have the praise nf doing more
work than any yogng woman in my
town" writes Mrs. C. o.. Martin, of
Boone M;ll. Va. II suffered for five
years with stomach trouble and could
not eat as much as a biscuit without
have taken three bottles
of Chamberlain's Tablets and am now
a well woma and weigh 1858 pounds.
l can eat anything l want to, aud as
much as ! want and feel better than
1 have at any time in ten years. l
refer to any one in Boone Mill or
vicinity and they will vouch for what
I say ~Chamberlain's Tablets are
for sale by all dealers. Adv 1915
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Cartford, of
.randall, but formerly pioneer resi-
dents of WATERFOWL, were in the city
over Sunday visiting with old time
Mr.. Cartford lost his store
and stock of merchandise in a fire at
.randall several months ago, which
was partially covered by insurance.
The cor crop in Codington county
was eve better and the acreage this
year is far in advance of any previous
year in the history of the county.
Homeseekers from Wisconsin,, Iowa
and Illinois who come here to look at
he country are a~greeably surprised
md state that our corn crop is way
ahead Of the crop in their native
The hay crop is also good
Ill over the county.
The many friends of Rev. and Mrs.
Stockton of this city, deeply sympa-
.hiZe with them in the loss of their
infant son which occurred at their
Tome Tuesday morning. The little
,SllO" hdu oCSI SullellAS. WILL boW el |
for several weeks but was not
in a critical condition uni
il a short time before he Used
way.
The Eagles lodge in this city has
aised it's monthly dues from rs cents
o S1.00 per month-and it is cheap
It that, considering the many benefits
his splendid order gives its members.
he Eagles lodge is one of the best
raternal lodges in The Ulyled States.
Give H. w. Smith a chance at that
OBJ of painting. He'll do it right. IS
Tom Sweet was in the city the
'ther day wearing a pair of o~veralis.l
you see Tom don his overt
lis, look out, there is going to be
omething stirring in that bread stuff.
If potatoes go to 81 a Sdshel this
all we will not be able to touch osr
riend R. f. Thomas with a fish pole.
lie only has eighty acres of the finestl
ubers you ever threw your lip over.
The infant son OF Mr.. ami Mrs. c..
,cunker, Of Vienna. was brought toll
his city last week and taken to one
f the local hospitals. The little fell
DIV had swallowed a stone and it
vas necessary to use the X-Ray on
i'm 90 locate the pebble. The stone
as located and promptly removed.
The many friends of Miss Alice Me-
an, formerly cigar clerk at the KAN
eska House, will regret to learn of
er death one day last week while
nroute to Denver, Col, for the bene-
t of her health. She was a sufferer
rom that dreaded disease tuberculo-
Is. The remains We're taken to ABB
rdeen where her parents reside. for
nterment.
VIM. Luck and son., Herman. have
urchased the shoe repairing shop of
leo. Christion on south Oak Street
nd have already taken possession of
he same. Mr.. Christion has purchas-
d the shining parlor next to the shoe
hop and will operate the same.
Assessed values OF lands have been
qualified by the state board and here
re the figures for nearby counties
,euel 1920. Codington s3s.31, Grant
1880. Hamlin $500, Brookings s44
u the south part of the state land is
tssessed in clay at s5942. Lincoln
77.aisg.-ssMIinlehaha. Moody Turner.