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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-04

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get II VIII p,.,... .4J" h"Ih Nou
Word.
Notice again the various terms used
in respect to the Savior and His work
The word Savior signifies Life-Giver
We would have seen the beauty OF this
II we had not been befogged as re-
spects the penalty, death. Whoever
sees that the wages Of sin Is death
must perforce see that the great need
Of the world Is n Life-Giver-to rescue
them from the death penalty by a res
direction. Again, our Lord represents
Himself as the Great Physician who Is
able not only to rescue from the tomb,
but to heal all diseases, all the i'm
perfections which come to mankind as
incidentals of the death penalty.
Hear again Jesus words, HE that
hath the Son hath Hte; he that hath |
not the Son shall not see hte, but the
wrath Of God las expressed In the
death penalty abideth on hlm''-to him.
It becomes the second Death. lhls eN
plains also the meaning OF Jesus
words, "Ye ~ill Not come unto Me that
We may have Hto." And again, Il am
come that they might have life. and
that they might have II more abun.
dainty What can be palmer than
that "The wages Of sin Is dodh, but
Tho rrift of q o1 ic ptnrnal life ibrOuQh
Jesus Christ our Lord" - Romans
vi, %.
"Into Everlastlno Punishment"
yvo oro osl,od Does not the word
erc,Ioy,i,o os onnlied to tho goat class
eionifv os lopc q norlod os the same
v.ord onrliod 70 tba sheen class? We
ro,lr Most oss,redlv so The nrnish.
r,o,+ or st, is 70 no over,osting aud
+ho ro,,ord % riobtooreross &c to no
o,,orlostfr, Tboro 20 No orestIon on
| 4,,t, notnt Tbo o,,oe+ior 10 What 70
tho n,nisbr,or+ for eIn2 Tho thonpht.
1oss ot orco will sov Fire torment
o,,ol,o bIogoe dovus with horns and
toiIs md niichfor,,s In Donte's In.
forro
prt ,,o osL Cor Sor,nturol answer
what does tbo Rihlo saw ia the punIsh.
mani for ein9 Notbing like Donte's
orswor &c to no found in the Rible
bou,ovor much wa might imagine that
a ,,.os n,;ntod In ovorv moo and thot
MO boro rood II scoras of times The
pihIo Is most oxnlicit II declares
Drh, ,vooos or Gin is de,th" Gan the
wicked win God DESTROY" 1.-THE soul
tbot sinneth II shall die" "punIshed
with everlasting destruction" These
abundant and redundant ScrIptursl
testimonies on tbe subject should set
tie the matter of future punishment to
every reasonable mind-especially when
tbere ia NOT Scripture TO the con.
trarv eIther in the old or in the New
Testament
do indeed remember certain of our
Jord's narables which. taken literally.
might mean the literal cutting Off Of
n hand or foot. the literal plucking out
Of the eve. the biting worms possessed
of Immortality and literal blazes un
ouenchable. These we have already
discussed and may vet again refer to
but not now. we content ourselves
with the generally accepted and rea
sonable proposition that parables are
never 10 be accented ms teaching doc
trines. but at very most as Illustrating
them
The Bible contains not Single suR
gestion of eternal torture as penalty
for sin. 1t tells OF no place beyond
the bounds of time and space where
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-04

POINTE-A-ptRTE. Guadaloupe
Jan. s.-The general council has vot
ed loan Of 100000. This sum w''
Ice sent In Improvements on the pn'
in connection with the opening "
the Panama caal.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-04
Divine RE EWARDS
ARE ETERNAL
Parable Of the Sheep and Goats
Clearly Explained,
GODS MESSAGE TO MANKIND.

Pastor Russell corrsots Some Misln'
tsrpretstions Of Holy WrIt-Eterns
Life Iss Gift Of God and the 5sss'
lna viii Not Be Conferred on tho
Wllfully Wleked-The Church viii
Sit With the Messiah When the
World 10 Judged.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-04

cause we have not studied the Bibles
testimony critically. For thirteen cen
turtles the Bible was almost unknown.
The bishops Of the Church We're erro-
ueously supposed TO be successors OF
the Apostles and TO speak with the
same Divine inspiration and authority.
Printing was not yet invented and
education was confined TO wealthy
few. No wonder the inspired Mes
sage was lost in Il mass Of human
tradition, much Of which was deyilish
nonsense! We have been gradually
progressing from darkness to light,
though fettered by hobgoblin figures
and each others threats and perver
sions OF the Divine Message. 1t Is
safe to say that the Bible is being
more critically studied today by ear
nest Christians of all denominations
than It ever was before. The result
OF this study, and the advantages Of
our time, are manifestlng themselves.
Divine harmonies are filling heads and
hearts once distracted by clashing
crpeds. Take our
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-04

It's purity hard & clt egg these
das without f,,Hn like burglar
so woman ever enjoys play unless
she's dressed better'n anybuddy
around her.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-04
sheep-Goats-Fire.

The Parable shows the conclusion
OF the worlds Judgment All will
theu have taken their places, either
as sheep or as Eoats-either In the
Kings favor or IN His disfavor The
sheep class will then hear His well
done" Come. ye blessed Of My Fa
ther. inherit the Kingdom prepared
for you from the foundation OF the
world"-from the time the world was
established Matthew XIV. q. %. "a.
The world was made for mankind.
Adam being its representative was the
King OF earth lie lost his dominion
when he lost HIS relationship 10 his
Creator and lost his right TO eternal life
BY his dlsobedience. The sheep class
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-04
Analyzing II Carefully.

Let lis look still more deeply into
our text: Let us note this word pun
lshment In the Greek. II Is koldsin.
Its usage in the Greek classics signi-
les. to prune, to cr' ." ,secondary
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-04
Text as an Illustration.

"
Once blindly we read TINS farhole Vi
the Sheep and GoatS ana applieu II 70
rewards and punishmentS as result
OF things done IN the present age
Now we see that its proper application
belongs altogether to the next age Oh
! Messiah's Kingdom. 1t dlsuhcuS
etates this 1t Is introduced mus
"When the Son OF Man S"aH co"'0 III
His glory, and all the hoIy angels WIN
Him, then shall lie slt upon 'he hIone
OF Ills glory ana I'''rt LI'in S',"'l "
gathered a't MARQUIS anu ne Si'"'' SGT SGT
arate mem one Iioh' "no'''eL as .n' %
shepherd ulNlue'h Tue sH'eP i'''" wv
goats
The Church IS not included IN thlS
parable at all II relates as we see u
the world-'dlI nations O'her scrip
lures show us that when We hdf'o"'
shall thus undergo tReW trl"l lor 'Ii'
or death everlasting me C""'ch WIN u'
gIoritiod. As the Bride OF CHRIST m'
shall Sit trtih nm ~ ms throne ana u'
associated In His work OF Judging lh'
world. Note how clearly 81 faul eA
3 presses this, saying KNOW We no
that the saints shall judge the Worlu
Il Corinthians Vt. p thus 1t Is th'
worldS Judgment Day that ne else
where mentions saying, God hath ap
pointed a Day future-a Thousand
year Day-thc Day of Christi In th'
which He will Judge the world II
righteousness by that Man whom III
hath ordained. Acts XVII 81
A right understanding OF the doc
trine Of Election helps us gradually &
proper view of the Ditne Program
The Church Is being selected OUT o
the world according to falthfuInes
and character Development IN prepare
tion for great service for the non-eIec'
, The Messiauic Kingdom, Win OhrIs
and the Church In control as the hoya
,,,I.,,r ,ho non aloe
Ia coll ro,to,s For thousan,
vo,rs uo ,york of bringing all to
t,ou,,edco ~ tho Trnth will proRress
/ 10 This ord Satan win no hound at IN
- vorv hegInping Of tbe Thousand wear
and the light Of the knowledge OF IN
glory NJ God will all the whole cart
no tho wotcrs cover the great deep.
v-t,h ,u .b,,s brov,,ht to n plear ron
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-11-13
CALL FOR REPUBLICAN MINORITY
MASS CONFERENCE

a Republican Minority Mass Confer
cnCe is hereby called for Codington
County, South Dakota. at the county
seat in the court room in the court
house at . o'clock D.. m. on the first
Tuesday (the End day. Of December.
1913. in accordance with the provis,
s!ons Of Section No. SO Of Chapter POI
of the Laws OF 1911 for the purpose
Of clecting the first representatives
Tor the republican minority proposal
committees: |. e. One republican state
minority proposal committeeman TO
attend the first republican state miu-
GRITTY proposal committee meeting at
the state capitol building at 10 o'clock
a. III on the first Monday Nhe 5th
of January, 1914; also to elect
one republican minority proposal
committeeman from each precinct for
"ounty purposes 10 attend the first re
publican county minority proposal
meeting at the court house at | o'clock
m. on the first Wednesday (the 7th
iayl Of January, 1914. TO promulgate
and propose party platforms and c2G
iidat"s to be submitted to a popular
Of all enrolled voters of the re-
publican party at the primary elec.
ion to be held on the fourth Tuesday
the gath day Of March, 1914. An
republican party electors who
lcsire TO participate in the minority
representation win please meet Al the
and hour herein designated,
D. NJ, Bannister,
W. c. Walsh.
.2-23 F.. G. geamuns.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-11-13
KEEP THE KIDNEYS WELL.
Health is Worth Saving, and Som,
Watertown People Know How
to Save 1t.

Many WATERFOWL people take their
lives in their hands by neglecting the
kidneys when they know these organs
need help. Weak kidneys are respon-
sible for a vast amount of suffering
and i'll h~ealth-the slightest delay is
dangerous, Use Doan's Kidney Pills
"a remedy that has helped thousands
of kidney sufferers. Here is a near
by residents recommendation.
A. w. Arnold, farmer, r. f. d. No.
2, Box Sc, four miles northwest of
Watertown, S. d., says; "Doan's Kid
ney Pills have often been taken in
my family and have proven to be the
right kind of a household remedy.
We always have them on hand and
take them for attacks of kidney COM
plant and backache. Doan's Kidney
Pills act promptly in regulating the
kidney action and removing back
ache"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other, Adv. %
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-11-13
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS, eoARL
OF COUNTY COMMITS
mi ~

Watertown, S. D., Oct. IS, 1913.
Board met in special meeting, all
members present, Ries, Chairman;
Westfall, Paterson. Michaels and
Ristvedt.
On motion the personal bond pre-
scented by J. G. Mcfarland for the
collection of back personal taxes was
accepted. Amount 100000.
The county treasurer was instruct
ed to advertise for sale Lot IA, block
!, Ulven's Addition to Henry, the
county holding the same.
On motion the plans for concrete
bridges presented by the WATERFOWL
Cement Products Company and for
steel bridges presented by the Secur-
ity Bridge company were adopted and
filed in the office Of the county aud
itor. The plans and specifications to
be open to all bidders on bridges.
On motion the county auditor was
instructed to advertise for sealed bids
per lineal foot for TIE construction
of bridges that may be built by the
county the coming year
On motion board adjourned to Nov
ember 4th.
November 4th.
Board met as per adjournment, all
members present.
The regular salary bills were on
motion allowed.
On motion Henry Deka was allow
ed a refund Of sI3.41 for erroneous
assessment on Lots II and IL. Block [
Rice Bros. Addition. The same be
Ing assessed with adjoining lot.
Al petition to etabllsh the cas-
boundary line of Germantown sehoo
District No, 81 at d point 100 rod,
/ east Of the N. b. Corner of Sactiol
u, 4. 1Is, r. SO. Reservation, theme,
south to the S. q. corner OF the N
w " OF Section 80, T. 11s, r. 81
! thence west to the present boundar.
line was Q n motion granted. Schoo
Districts No. 23 and is are afrecte,
I BY the change.
Regular routine work ana viewinl
bridge site III KTansbnrg tnWnship *
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-11-13

without any possible harm, If the hens
ats compelled to work in clean litter
for their grain at all seasons.
Fresh sand or gravel is absolutely
necessary to the comfort of the hens
this winter. Cover wooden or cement
floors at least three inches deep and
earth floors from six to twelve inches.
Collect a barrel or two of fine road
dust. A bushel of this in a large box
or frame, in a sunny location in the
hen house will be greatly enjoyed by
the fowls and will help keep down the
number of body lice.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-11-13

l.. William Zamow, IS; T. Roy Ia,
NOW, So: 3, Martha Anderson. ST., all
c7 Watertown.
Alfalfa.
Largest acreage, best acrs yield and
hest saand-C. j. RrumbaGgh, Kan
eRska,, S25.
Best stand on trn9t mora than one
acre-R- P. Gulwick, South. Share,
SIS.
Best peck Of sesd-Robert, SclEnll,
WaterEown SIS, and also $1.H worta of
vegetable seeds.
( Bushel of corr Smelling highest per
I oentagR-C. l.. Bauman {S3 % per
cent?, Henry, two-horse cultivator.
Best acre yield, Richard Bauman
of K~smpeska, $109; 2, L. G. Tracy,
Kampeska, $50; 81 William w. Roms,
Henay. $25.
Best bushel YalloW Ient-1,. Carl
Peterson, WATERFOWL, $40; g.. Fred
W.. Stein, Watestown SIS; 8, @. l..
Barrnan, Henry $3.50. =
Best 10 ears Yellow Dent-f, Carl
Peterson, IS; 2 Fred w. Stein. Wa,
tertown. So; g.. C. l.. Rauman, Henry,
81
Best 10 ears White Dent-5. T.. NJ
Bsbcock, Watertown, S.; 2, c. L. Bath
man, Henry, SO; 8, Martin AndersoD,
Watertown, 81.
Best 10 eags, any VARIETY, D. w.
Bradley Watertown, IS; 2, L. e. Wolf,
Hazel, So; 2, Robert Noeldner, South
Shore 81.
Best 10 ears Flint, Carmi John
ston, Wallace, S. 2 Martin Ander-
son, SO.
Best 10 ears Popcorn, Otto
Waege, South Shore, S.; 2, Mrs f.
: NJ. Stone, Watsrtown, So; 5, Leslie
McElhaney, Watertown 81.
Wheat
Best bushel of Blue, Steas--f, Otto
Zamow. WATERFOWL, SIS; 2 L. G.. Tracy
Watertown, SO.
Best bnshel Red Fife--f, Otto Ia
NOW, WATERFOWL. SIS; 2, r. Daggit
Watertown, So.
Best bushel Macaroni--1, Merle
Jones, Watertown. S.; 2, r. Daggit
Watertown, sas 8, Fred w. Stein
W~atertown, 81.
Oats
Best bushel early oats-I. Moor
house Brothers, Watertown, SIS; 3. G
10. Wess, Waterfowl SIS; 3, H. Math
iesen and Son, Watertowns 81.
Best bushel Of late oats-1s H. Ma
] thiesen and Son. Watertown; 2, al
bert Thiede, WATERFOWL.
Other Cereals
Best bushel OF BARLEY, p. +
Burke. Henry, SIS; Fred j. Strour
South Shore. So; 8, Moorhouse Broth
ers, Watertown, 81.
j Best bushel of fax-Moorhous'
Brothers WATERFOWL, SIS.
Best bushel Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Anderson, WATERFOWL. SIS.
Best bushel of early potatoes
Fred ]. Stroup, South Shore. S.: I
Moorhouse Brothers, WATERFOWL. So
5 George +. williams. Watertown
81.
Best bushel Of late potatoes
Otto Waege. South Shore, 81; I, Ere,
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-11-13

and day, with frequent visits by scor.
pions, tarantulas, snakes, etc. He
lived largely on kumyss, or mares
milk, fat-tailed mutton, broom corn,
Siberian millet. coarse wheat bread.
Wild animals at times gave consider
able trouble. Only his previous ex-
perience and the "know-how" gained
on former trips made the work of this
expedition possible. especially in so
short a time.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-11-13
Sunday School Con-
vention on Sunday

The annual convention of the Cod
ington County Sunday School Work
ers is to be held on Saturday evening
and Sunday, Nov. Is and 16, at the
Baptist church. The program is a;
follows: -.
Saturday Evening.
Social half-hour-Reception and ac'
auaintance.
Workers luncheon and conference
Short talks at the table.
Opening song service.
Scripture reading and prayer, Rev
C. E. Kearns.
Address of welcome, Chas. f. Park.
Response, C. E. Cosgrove, Henry,
Special music.
Address, "Boyology," Rev. T. H.
Hagen. Huron.
Closing address. Jesus, the Teach
err" Rev. T. II. Hagen.
Song and prayer of conservation,
More and Better Work for Jesus, -
Rev. r. e. Stockton.
On Sunday morning the usual ser
vices will be held in the churches,
with Sunday schol topics. Delegates
will visit local Sunday schools.
Afternoo4 Session.
Songs of good cheer, and prayer by
Rev. J. a. Romig.'
Address, THE Home, the Sunday
School and the Child" Mrs. A. l.,
Grebel, Parker, State Elementary
Superintendent.
Blackboard talk. THE Efficient Sun
day School," l. N. Holiday, General
Secretary South Dakota S. s. Asso-
citation. ,
appointment of Committees-Re-
ports from Schoois-OGering for State
Work.
Departmental conferences.
Sunday Evening.
Songs That Lift. led by P. L. Belts. +
Evening prayer.
Cradle Roll Rocking Service" Mrs.
A. l., Grebel, Parker,
Special music.
Address. Evangelism and Christian
Nurture in the Sunday School" Rev.
c. J., Christensen. .
Evening offering.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-11-13
BALMY FLORIDA, THE GULF
COAST AND CUBA. THE
SOUTHLAND INVITES
You THIs WINTER.

You a escape the inelemencies of
the Northern winters in a mild elf
mate amid waving palms, blue skies,
and balmy breezes from the Gulf. We
will be pleased to help you plan your
trip; quote you attractive %round-trip
fares In effect daily until April 30th.
Return limit June LIST. 1914. Splendid
train service to Chicago, connecting
with fast trains Of all lines South,
Apply to any ticket agent. Chicago
and North Western Ry, or address
q. a. Cairns, G. r. & 4. a.. Chicago.
Advertisement. 1928
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-11-13
Corn Show
Continued from Page ].

Continued from Page 1.
house s1-5G.
Patch on overalls-L Lorenda
Moorhouse, s1.5o; 2, Winnifred Stone.
800.
Cotton half hose-Lorenda Moor.
house sI.5o.
Work BY small girlNsllie Tones
$3.50.
Button holes--1, Lorenda Moor,
house. $50 3 !, Elsie McElhaney sI
White bread Viola Stronp, $3.50;
2 Amanda Hinderer. SIS 3. Lorends
Moorhouse, soc.
Sponge cake--I, Florence Barnes
ssl.50; 2, Lorenda Moorhouse ST.
Angel food cake--I, Lila Walter
$780, |, Agnes Mathiesen, SIT 3
Maria Walter, Soc.
Nut cake-l Cora Trenholm, $3.50
Viola Stroup, 81; 8, Agnes Mathiesen
soc,
! Pumpkin nie-Lorenaa Mcorllcsse
s1s5O,
Anp pie Lorenda Moorhonse
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-11-13
F'arris, WatertoXn, IS.
The Boys Department

= NAi ~ W Pf@L4 Sc'
The Boys, Department
There We're a large. number of en-
tries in this department, the boys
throughout the county evincing a
keen interest in Ehe contest and show
ing that they are learning the Ian
gpage Of the crops of the farms. The
following prizes were awarded
Best 10 ears of corn, Class Al,
Paul David, Henry, SIS; 2, Otto Da-
viG, Henry, $10S 3, William Robert
RiIsys G%racelandn S..
Best 10 ears. of corn Glass BIZ.
Leslie McElhaney Florence SIS; 2,
Saalmie McElhsney, Florence, $40;
3, Glenn Oleson, Henry, So
Special price, Leslie McElhaney,
Florence silver loving cup.
Extra special prizes were awarded
tn the following next best; ten exhibit
oas, the prize being 81 each.
Frank Burke, Henry.
2-EmereN Stroup, Germantown:
3-Robert; Daggit, Jr, Watertown,
Julius Thiede, Wahertown.
5-Clarence G. Hanson, WATERFOWL.
6-Edwar1 Hanson, Waterfowl,
Raymond Crandall. Watertown,.
8-Earl Burke, Henry.
Erred: Ferris, Watertown.
10-Henry Slater, WATERFOWL.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-11-13
Theological Editor
Writes on Gospel

We print elsewhere a synopsis of
a sermon delivered last Sunday in the
Congregational church by the pastor,
Rev. Chas. J. Christianson. The logic
OF the genIicman's reasoning would
cast at least sryen-tighths if not nine
tenths of the entire race into an
eternity of torture, for we don't be
lieve the gentleman will contend that
more han that per cent will be fttel
for heavenly conditions at death. In
an entirely friendly way and largely
for the purpose OF creating a studious'
interest in these important matters
the theological editor Of the Saturday
News desires to call attention 20 the
following passages OF scripture bear
ing along this line, and which it seems
to him disproro III" doctrine of pres
ent human Immortality, and also the
doctrine of eternal torment:
AS truly as | live, the whole earth
shall be filed With the glory Of Je-
hoyAh l4:2I
In thee and IN thy seed shall all
the families OF the earth be blessed -
Gen l2:l.3.
That which befalleth the sons OF
men betalIcth beasts. as The one
dieth so dieth the other."-EccI Big
The dead know not anything
Feel. 9:5,1V
and now, lest he cmanD put lortg
his hand. and take also Of the tree OF
life, and cal and Iiya forever. There.
he Lord Goa sent him forth
from the garden of Elder. Gen. g.:
22-2&. /,
For if the dead rise not " : i then
also which are fallen asleep in
Christ are persisted. II Cor, 1919
IS.
The Lord preseryeth all them that
love him; but all the wicked will h,
iestroy."-Psa, 1880
His tman's1 breath goeth forth, he
returneth 10 his earth, in that very
lay his thoughts perlsh-'-Psa l4t
[. !
For as the Father hath life in him,
self; so hath he given to the Son to
life in himself " = Marvel not {
at this; for the hour is coming. in
which all that are in their graves
shall hear his voice; and shall come 7
forth."-John 5;26-29.
(which in his (Christ'sJ times he :
shall show. who is the blessed and
only Potentate. the King of Kings i
and Lord of Lords; Who only hath s
immortality. i Tim. 6:15-16. /
who will render to every man &C {
to his deeds: To them who {
= . " seek for glory and honor and
immortality, eternal life."-Rom. .; !
81. s
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-11-13

Woman's Department.

Rye bread, Mrs. T. J. Stroup,
South Shore, So; z, Mrs. E, Moor
house Watertown 81.
Graham bread-Mrs. e. Moorluuse,
Watertown, 81.
Gocoanut layer cake-Mrs. II. Lang,
Watertown, 81.
White bread, Mrs Earl Wess,
Watertown, 81; 2, Mrs. II. w. Wood,
Watertown, 81; 8, Mrs. Harry Jones,
WatertoWn, SOC.
Fruit cake-1, Mrs. r. J.. Stroup,
South Shore, So, 2, C&tlieryn Nhyen,
WaverIy, 81.
Butter, 3-pound print, Mrss F, M;
Brown Kampeska, S.; 2, Mrs. Sam
Dean, Kampeska, SO; 3, Mrs Harry
Jones, WATERFOWL, $150.
Butter 1-pound print, Mrs. H.
Lang, Watertown So. 2, Mrs. G. M
Williams, WATERFOWL 81; g.. Mrs. VIA
Eren OIds, Watertown, 81.
Any kind of pie-EErs. E.. Mo louise
49,.
Oatmeal cookiese-Mrs.. Fay Smith
Waterfowl, So; 2, Mrs. E. Moorhouse
81.
Ginger cookies--Miss Stella Gran
dau. 81.
Eggs-1, Mrs. E. Mcsorhouse; 2
Mrs. Harry Jones'.
Doughnuts-Mrs: H. Lang.
l. Centerpieces-Mrs. u. G.. Tracy,
Waterfowl, ST.
Knit work-Mrs. B. F. Claps. Wa
tertown, sits.
Hardanger-I, Mrs Warren Odds
IL, Mrs. F. J.. Stroups 8, Mrs. B. p
Clapp.
Patchwork quilt, Mrs. G. NJ
Williams: 2, Mrs. II. G. Busy, Wa
tertown, 75c; 3, Mrs. H. T., Walter
SOC.
Dresser scarf, Mrs. L. G.. Tracy
2. Mrs. c. NJ. Williams; !, Mrs, H
G. Busy.
Fancy apron--1, Mrs. G. NJ. Wi
liams; 2, Mrs. q. Moorhoase.
Table beets-1, Mrs. u. Mooshouse
81; 2, Helen Bauman, Henry, 75c.
Sugar beets-1, Mrs. F. j. StrouI
ST.; 2, Helen Baunan, TIC.
Plain apron-Mrs. E. M%oorhouse, 81
Pillow case-1. Mrs. H. Lang, 81
2, Mrs. L. G.. Tracy, 75c.
Carrots, Mrs. F. j.. Stroup, sout
Shore. 81; 2. Mrs. Otto Waege, SCOUT
Shore. 75c; 8, Mrs. p. f. Burke. Hell
~. SOC.
The Prixes--Men's Department
The following liz the list of prize
awarded for the various exhibits:
Special Prizes.
Best bushel Of sarn-Carl Peterson
Avery Perfection . r planter.
Best ten ears white corn-T. /
Babcock. 30 pounds alfalfa seed, Col
tribnted BY Quincy Seed company;
C. u Banman, subscription to til
Dakota Farmer.
Best 10 ears yellow corn--1, Ca
{ Peterson, 80 pounds alfalfa seed. col
tributed by Quincy Seed company (
Yankton; 3, Leslie McElhaney. SO
trade. BY spicer Seed company. W
tertown.
Field Peas.
Best bushel Of Canadian field peas
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-11-13
POULTRY NOTES.

House all the fowls at once, Many
colds VIII result from exposure Ut
this season
Working IN clean, dry litter now
will hasten the laying Of your early
pullets.
Dom forget that you must clean
house II YOU are to have ucces with
the hens this winter.
The best time to resand floors il
Auaast II entember. but It Is moi
eo late now II 3 can obtasn dsy
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