Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-06-05
Local ' Happenings,

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Tenold
of this city on Monday evening, a
fine baby boy.
s. A. Shupe, the real estate man,
has moved his Office from the Granite
block to room II, Goss block.
Mrs. Westby, of Madison, Mimi, is
in the city visiting at the home of her
sister, Mrs. c. w. Larson
Alex Dawson transacted business
at Hazel the first of the week in the
interest of the celebrated Monogram
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Mesdsces Geo. Chapman, P. Foy.
Richmond, Mowrey, Bird and Andrew
Johnson are at Aberdeen this week
attending the w. R. G. convention.
John 7. Belk was oyer from Henry
the first OF the week to attend a meet
ling of the farmers cooperative -four
mill proposition.
Mrs. Charles Harmon departed the
first of the week for Wisconsin where
she will visit relatives and friends
for a few weeks.
Minnesota has copied after South
Dakota and after July first chattel
mortgages will be filed with registers
of deeds instead of with town clerks.
Tom Schmidt, of the Cozy Home,
is taking a little vacation and visit.
ing his old home in Minnesota. He
is accompanied by his wife and baby.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mich
aels at the Maternity hospital on
Tuesday, June 8, 1913, a baby boy.
Mother and child are said to be doing
nicely.
Dr.. Church and family were over
from ReviIlo this week visiting al
che home of Mrs. Church's parents,
Mr.. ard Mrs. Alex Dawson Of this
city.
The Watertown Printing and Bind.
ing company is fully equipped to
handle any and all lines of book and
commercial printing on the very short
est notice. Satisfaction guaranteed.
F. A. Countryman has removed his
Office from the Mellette block to the
Stokes block, on the second floor,
where he will be pleased to take
your measure for fire, lightning, tor.
nado hail and life insurance. Adv Stiff
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles st. Claire, re-
Esiding north of the city are the par.
ents of a bouncing baby boy which
arrived at their home one day last
weet. ".
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dawson and
daughter Olive, departed Tuesday for
the Pacific Coast, where they will Wis
it relatives and friends for a month
Tor two.
Miss Ada Durfey, of this city, and
Edward P. Rice, a travelling man,
were united in marriage in Minneap.
oils a couple of weeks ago and have
returned to Watertown, where they
will make their future home
Street Commissioner Nicholson is
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south Maple street. This is the first
time in years that south Maple street
has had any attention by the city.
Everybody in WATERFOWL seems to
be pleased to know that a deserving
home contracting company received
the contract for the paving of Water
towns streets. WATERFOWL has the
material and the men to do good paw
ing.
A number of lady friends of Mrs
Ole Slostad surprised that lady Al
her home in the south part of the city
Tuesday afternoon. The ~occasio.
was Mrs, Slostad's birthday anniver
sary. A very pleasant time is re
ported by all who were present.
Chester Ecker, who is employed al
printer in Peck's job printing shop
had the misfortune to feed one of hi
hands into the cruel, green jaws of
JOB press the other day. The acct
dent will lay Mr.. Ecker up for a few
days, but he will soon be as good a.
new.
Tom Sweet, n of the pionee,
farmers residing south of the city, II
now the owner of a new Ford car
1t is hard for Tom to give up the oil
hay burner" but it was getting !;
little slower every year. An automo
bile on a farm is more of a necessit,
than a luxury now days.
The editor of the Saturday New!
took a little ride with o. N. Whistler
In his auto the other day. We drove
about fourteen miles northeast Z
Watertown. The crops certainly lool
splendid in that part Of the county
Mr.. Whistler remarked that he hat
never seen q better crop outlook fol
this season of the year.
The Browns Valley Tribune says
that a merchant in a Southern Min
nesota town became SO enthusiastic
over road improvements that he gave
a dollar hat to every farmer who
came to town on a given day dr;y:1s
a split log drag over the road from
farm to store. We have heard O
another merchant who is giving a sack
Of -four for the same thing.
A newspaper man in a good-sized
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