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

graft that hotel clerk tried to work on
me at Minneapolis last week, but l
was too foxy for him if did come
from South Dakota and had little
moss on my back
Gen. nj nj. w W. SSiiieaffe i understand
that there will be a five story modern
fire proof building on the Schaller cor
ner before a year from now. 1t will
be a great Improvement to the city,
AL Wilson: "Am a candidate for
the Office of sheriff? amnot Some
body has been stringing' you"
Manager Wallace, of the Idle Hour:
II have heard some complaints on the
motion pictures recently taken in Wa
tertown and exhibited at the Idle
Hour No person has said that the
pictures were not good as far as they
go. OF course, many people were dis
appointed that number of large con-
Germs and stores were not shown in
the film. This is not the film com
fault The company sent a
special representative to Watertown
to canvass the city for business for
the film. He called on every business
man in the city and they all had a
chance to be represented. This film
is making business of TAX
ing these pictures and have fixed
charge for taking each business place
1t is mistaken idea that some peo-
pie have that the film company re-
ceives pay from the various moving
picture houses to run these films The
films to their customers who are TAX
ing their regular service absolutely
free of charge. I viii admit that the
reel might have been improved upon
and that many attractive places were
omitted but the film company is eyi-
IDENTIFY not in business for its health
and if anyone wants to get into the
game they must come across with the
change the same asss the rest of the
concerns who are shown on the film
Of course, this film can be remodeled
and any number of new scenes added
hsna, IN, -
done to do justice to the beautiful
and progressive city of Waterfowl
Don Livingston: Say, why wouldn't
1t be good thing for the citizens Of
Watertown to organize Y. M. C. A..
and purchase that frame school build
ing which is shortly to be sold by the
city to the highest bidder. / believe
here is a chance to get a Y. M. C. A,
home reasonably Cheap and then in
after years if the organization want
ed to erect larger and more modern
building this building could be sold
1t that lime. The young men of this
city certainly need some place to go
besides the saloons and pool halls for
! little amusement. Get busy and
push this project am doing all I
ian for it,
T. E. Riley: my crop was fairly
good this season considering the mar
'oW escape we had in June. One or
.wo more days of that hot dry wind
n June and would have had no
,hresh bill to pay this fall--but it
aimed just in time to give me fair
yield of wheat. My corn is very
sood."
Herman Schuelke: Il may possibly
,uy a car this fall or next spring.
Night buy one this fail yet if the
rice of wheat and barley would goI
Up little. When come to town I
lon't like to be so long on the road. .
Frank Bramble: "Yes, had al
plendid hunt this fall. met party i
# gentlemen from the east and vel
vent into the woods Of New Bruins
wick and spent four weeks in camp.
had pretty fair luck. / shot four
leer, one elegant bull moose and a |
aribou-but the caribou did not
,et. hit him twice and one bullet |
'assed through his body, but he made
or the thicket and got away from us.
We trailed him for a while but we;
lnally lost the trail and had to givet
i'm up. He was an elegant specimen
nd I would rather have had him
han all the rest of the game shot.
We had splendid time and | feel
Ike a new man"
Wright Tarbell: No sir, am not
candidate for the office Of registeri
i deeds in this or any other county
Olaf Opheim: Yes, I think will
,e a candidate for the republican,
domination for sheriff Of Codingtonl
;ounty. ] have not fully made upl
ny mind on the matter vet, but ami
ncliaed to think that I will make the
ace.
Fred Bates: MY daughter, Essie. |
as just returned from Mitchell wherel
he has been visiting relatives and