Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-08-07

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Dryers to Farmers and nake ons
Hundred Dollars Wsekiy for the nex,
six weeks dsnaand great Iowssa
price; largest capasity;: sens - sight
Address, Dryer Dept Farmers spec
iaity Company. Iowa City. Iowa. s.
Dr. Henry Taecker Of chicago il
In the city for q few days, visiting
at the home Of his mother. Mrs. +,
". Taecker. The doctor is . former
Waterfowl boy and 4 graduate Of the
high school. He is now prActicing
dentistry in Chicago.
u. b. Schulze, an uncle Of Clarence
Schalze. and Frank zweck, a brother.
in.law OF PETER Schoenberger. are
visiting relatiyes In the city. Mr..
Schulze is a former resident OF Wa.
tertown living here when the town
was very small. Both gentlemen are
from Beaver Dam. Wis.
JOHN Shea, the insane man who at
tackled and nearly killed Sheriff Elk
ink a couple d weeks ago, has been
taken 10 the insane asylum at Yank-
ton. He became fairly rational the.
day before he was taken to the esy-
lum and begged to be relieved Of
the shackles and handouts.
Minnie Hansen, the young girl who
was picked up on the streets Of the
city at q late hour one night by the
police is still confined in the Coding-a
ton county jail. Her parents have
been located at Sleepy Eye. Mimi,
and have been notified to come and
get her.
1t is claimed on good authority that
next to a monkey wrench. a hair pin
is the most useful Invention. A vo.
man can open a time lock, burglar
proof safe with a maasiey little hair
pin. They use them to scratch their
heads, button their shoes, pick their.
teeth, punch bed bugs out OF cracks,
run into cakes to e If they are suf-
fciently baked, clean finger nails,
fasten stray bangs, pick out nuts, lift
stove lids, clean their ears and do
many other things.-Ex.
A South Dakota citizen recently re-
turned from a trip to ~Illinais says
that lack of rain and the extreme
heat have played havoc with the
small grain crop and have given a.
hard backset to the corn. Yoa find.
nothing of this kind In Illinois news
papers, but If a few counties in South.
dakota go through the same exper-
~Iience, those same papers exploit it to
the limit and go out of their way to.
give this state a Neutrality-suspicious.
o..
Mr.. and Mrs. g. /. Nerhaugen ar
rived in the city last week from Cali
fornia and will take charge OF the
musical end OF the new Gilruth mo
ten picture theatre which is to be
openeein this city shortly. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nerhaugen are clever musicians
and hare many friends in WATERFOWL
who will welcome their return to the
city.
police judge in Sioux City had a
difficult question to decide n day
last week. A man who had been fin
ed for intoxication the day before,
was brought in again for the same Of
Tense the next day and pleaded that.
he was not drunk again, but drunk
yet, and that he should no be tried
twice for the same otfense. However
strong this point, the judge held that
he was drunk again and fined him
another Sick.
A party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs.
lC. B. williamson, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Leraahl, Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Hee-
gard, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Wilson
and their guests Mr.. and Mrs. f. r.
Clarke Of Indianapolis, left Monday
morning by auto for a trip to Sioux
Falls, Spirit Lake, and Clear Lake,
la. They will return by way Of the
twin cities and Big Stone Lake, Min
nesota, expecting to be gone about
two weeks.
Things worth knowing: To learn
to think and act for yourself, to re-
spect gray hairs, especially your own,
to waste nothing, neither time, mon
ey or talent, il you have a place Of
business, to be found there when you
are wanted, to spare when you are.
young that you may spend when you
are old, to bear little trials patiently
that 0 may learn how to bear
great ones, to be self reliant and not
to take too much upon yourself, to-
keep alive in your breast that little
ISnarl of oolactial 6,a .,o1tad o,n