Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-08-21

Miss velma Cole departed Tuesday
morning tor Austin, MINI, her Tor.
mer home, where she viii spend some
thine visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Frank :. Booth, Of Los All.
geles. Cal. Is In the city visiting with
her brother, J. g. southwick. and Is
being entertained 1T his home .at
Lake Kampeska.
Mr.and Mrs. Nj, Il. Stewart, 81 Hnds
son, Wis. are in the city visiting at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. s. NJ. Smell.
Mr.. Stewart is a brother Of Mrs. Smell.
Miss Agnes christopherson has re-
turned to Fargo. N. ID, after spend
ing her vacation at the home OF her
mother in this city.
Fl Mrs. H Z. Gavin and dsTTSsIii 10
turned home last week from d visit
with Mrs. Davlin''s parents in Wis
consin.
As sack Of Monogram -four Is d good
thing to have about the house. Try
II. ss Adv. 10
County Treasurer n. "A. Hide,
brandt has gone to Kansas, where he
will visit at the home Of his daughter
for q couple of weeks. He was &C
companied by his niece, Miss Scholtz.
S. @. Eggleston was over from Ban
croft one day last week. Mr.. Eggles-
ton was formerly engaged in the
drug business in this city with Fred
Englesby.
The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
P. ]. Foy, who underwent d surgical
operation one day last week for dis.
eased tonsils and adenoids, is recov.
ering nicely.
r. F. Thomas returned home last
week from Sioux Rapids, Iowa, at
which place he has been visiting for
a week or SO. His son accompanied
him home after a stay with his grand
parents.
Cards received in this city an
nounce the birth OF q son to Mr.. and
Mrs. J. @. Wood, of Mitchell, who are
quite well known in this city, having
resided here some years ago.
Sheriff Frank Elkins is again able
to be about after his encounter with
a maniac. His face shows evidence
of the terrible beating, but he says
he is feeling very well considering
what he has recently passed through.
Some habits are good and others
are bad, but about the best habit you
can have is that of ordering Mono
gram -four. Adv. 10
Prairie chickens will be available
on the morning of September 10th for
all who procure a license to shoot
The open season Will close at dark
on the evening of October 9th.
brand Mrs. Countryman and daugh.
ter, Mrs. Wells. of Aberdeen, spent
several days last week with Judge F
A. Conntryman of this city. The
Judge entertained them at the club
house.
G. T. Linn, proprietor OF the Quality
cafe on south Oak street, was badly
scalded by hot water while working
in his kitchen the other day. AS a
result of the accident he will be CON
fined to his room for several days.
The corn in Codington county is
already in the dent and unless some.
thing unforeseen happens this county
will raise the best crop Of corr in the
history of the white man in this part
of the state.
DR.. Chas. Greer, veterinarian. re.
ports the death of eight horses in the
harvest fields neal WATERFOWL last
Thursday. Thirteen horses were
overcome by the excessive heat on
that day and eight Of the animals
died.
When you think Of -four, think OF
Monogram. It's made right and it's
the best to be had. Adv. 10
A. Fl. Barnard, a former resident Oh
Watertown and for many years coun-
ty superintendent of schools Of this
county, but who now resides in Kan
sas City. spent several days in this
city last week visiting old time
friends.
Fred Becker, formerly of this city,
but now making his home in Newark,
N. j, is visiting here for a few days
looking up old ac%quaintances. He
was called west by the serious illness
of his father, whose home is at Brit
ton, s. D.
Automobile owners are liable for
the pigs and chickens they run over
while enroute through the state. The
clerk at Pierre has been forced to
hire an aytra efhnopranher ia keen