Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-10-09

Wne0 IN ueGQ OIL WdtCu TcpdIE1ES
call on E. e. DeGroff at his new 10.
cation, 116 East Kemp avenue. He
will surprise you, both as to quality
of work and reasonableness of price.
Advertisement. II
Dennis F. Solberg, formerly con-
nected with the Saturday News, is
now holding the position as foreman
on the Miles City, Montana, Daily
Independent. Mr.. Solberg has many
friends in Watertown who will wish
him success in his new field of labor.
For Sale-My residence at 40S 4th
Ave. S. W. Five rooms and bath.
Story and a half house, electric lights,
sidewalk, we'll, c~istern, barn, one lot.
Price, 100000. Max Johnson. 17tf
Yves Dory returned home from Min
~neapolis last Saturday after an abb
sence of several months. Mr.. Dory
is looking well and says he is very
much improved in health after his
treatment in a sanitarium in that city.
E. E. DeGroff, the jeweler, moved
this week from his old location on
Oak street TO the location recently
vacated by the Farmers Provision
company. This makes Mr.. DeGroff a
splendid location and a much better
thar he had formerly.
The following report was filed by
the clerk of court for the month Of
September and transmitted to the!
secretary of history at Pierre: SO
birth certificates, 1G death certifi-
Gates, Ia marriage certificates and 4
DEGREES of divorce.
THEY MAKE YOU FEEL GOOD
The pleasant purgative effect pro-
duced by Chamberlain's Tablets and
the healthy condition of body and
mind which they create make you feel
For sale by all dealers.
Advertisement 1920
Monogram four-the best. Adv. II
Rev d. c. Beatty, formerly rector
Of the Episcopal church. This charge
has resigned his p]astorate at Lead,
and is now located at Deadwood, at
place he has temporary charge
of the Episcopal church. This cargo
includes the church at Sturgis.
Monogram four-the best. Adv. II
Tho wniuhino anl nppnfinn Of ,,o.l
delivered and collected on all rural
started October list and will
continue for a period of two months.
The mail of each class has to be
and weighed separately which
will increase the work considerably
in offices having rural routes.
Miss Helen Tarbell, of this city, has
been granted a teachers life certifi-
cate to teach in South Dakota. There
is only n other person holding Il
certificate in Codington oun
Miss Tarbell is teacher of Latin
in the WATERFOWL high school.
A. F. Labrie, of Redfield, was in
the city Wednesday on a combined
business anod pleasure trip. Mr.. La
brie reports the city on the Jim as in
a very prosperous condition, consider
ing the fact that there was practically
no small grain there this year.
There's nothing better on the mar
ket than Monogram flour. Adv. II
Miss Winnifred Van Husen, who
has been the registrar in the agricul-
tural college at Brookings for the
past two years has resigned her po-
sition and is in the city visiting at
the home of Gen. and Mrs. M. w.
Sheafe. She expects to make her flu
ture home in Spokane, Wash.
Walter Mclaughlin and family have
moved in from the farm south of the
city and are nicely located in their
new home in the south part of the
city. They purchased the John Wye
koff residence property.
A few February Matched barred Ply
mouth Rock and r. l. Red cockerels
sale. Don't wait till spring. They
will all go now u. B. Kinds, 407 N.
Maple. Adv. 17-20*
The firm of Calmenson & Martiu,
who conduct a line of clothing stores
in various cities in the northwest.
the highest bidders last week
for the bankrupt clothing stock Of
N. A. Nelson on north Oak street, The
store will be opened In about two
weeks. Mr.. Martin will have charge
Of the WATERFOWL store and will
make his home here.
John HI. Vuisse was brought over
from Castlewood one day last week
and placed in mi of the local hos
pitfalls. He vas injured ONE weeks
ago by being hit on the head with a
pitchfork handle, which caused con
cussion of the brain. The attending
physicians have hopes Of his com
plete recovery.
You pay for no regrets when you
buy a sack of Monogram flour. A
good flour to have about the house,
Get a sack today. Adv. II
The Idle Hour theatre will be un.
able to show the reel "Ivanhoe'' on the
18th and 14th of this month on account
of receiving word from the film com
pany that the reel had been damaged
in shipment and the great play will be
shown ~ fhaE IdIa Hnnr On tho 11th