Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-07-17
The attorney general Of Minnesot,

The attorney general of Minnesota
holds that boys under Is and girls
under is connot be married in that
state, even with the consent Of their
parents. The ruling Is an eminently
correct one. The boy or girl of such
tender years should be protected from
Themselves. and If their parents are
silly, the state should step in and
save them from their folly.-Aberdeen
News.
Jim Welsh, who had charge of the
outlet lunch room for a number of
years, has leased the building recently
occupied by George Christion as a
shoe repair shop on north Oak street
and will open the same as a short
order eating house. Mr.. Welsh is q
f~rst-class restaurant man and will no
doubt enjoy a good patronage from
the start. Geo. Christion has moved
his shoe shop to the Briggs building
just south of the Granite block.
The Methodist Sunday school held
their annual picnic at the lake Mon
day Of this week. A large crowd of
both young and old scholars were
present and enjoyed the day to the
utmost. A unique feature of the pic
mic was the hauling of the crowd to
and from the lake in a train of wag-
ons pulled by a large gas tractor.
A sack of Monogram flour means d
lot of good things for you to eat. The
best of pies and all kinds of pastry. 5
During a period Of sixty days, 81
1858 gophers were killed in Edmunds
county for a bounty which each year
is offered for the killing of the ami
mails. In the closing day of the gopher
shooting period, $500 gopher tails
were turned into the county auditor
by bountyseekers. In many sections
of the county these DESTRUCTIVE little
animals have been practically exter.
minated.
H. A. Witzel has leased the east
room Of the Lebert block on west
Kemp avenue and will shortly open
up a restaurant. 1t will be known as
the NEW England Restaurant and
Dairy Lunch Room" Mr.. Witzel has
been away from WATERFOWL for sev
eral months and visited a good many
different cities and he came ito the
conclusion that Watertown was abou
as good a town as any he had visit
ed.
You can't make good bread withou.
good -four. Try Monogram and you
luck will change. Adv.
Robert Mcintyre, one Of the pionee.
farmers who resides on a farm abou
ten miles north OF Watertown, was il
the city Wednesday and when aske,
by a reporter for the Saturday New,
how the crops looked in his vicinity
said: 81 can't e. where anyone i!
my neighborhood has any use t
compIain this season so far as tn
outlook for a crop is concerned. NJ.
small grain looks well and / expect;
pretty good yield this fall. Corn !
fine and / have some cor that j
standing four feet high right now"
L 1 81
Ed. S. Lorimer has accepted a pc
sition as undertaken and funeral d
rector at the Watertown House Flu
nishing Company, better known as tn
2 "Cozy Home Mr.. Lorimer is a fol
mer resident of Watertown, havin
been connected with that company
a similar capacity several years agt
He has been at Ft. Pierre since b
:, left Watertown and has been engage
in the same profession. He will b
a splendid man for this department
Of the "Cozy Home"
Good flour is half the battle. TT
Monogram -four and you will not b
disappointed. ADV.
3. Livingston, of Chicago, Is in th
!, city visiting at the home of his brotl
er, Don Livingston. Mr.. Livingsto
is delighted with WATERFOWL and tn
state Of South Dakota. He is q prom
inent taxidermist in Chicago and ha
been located there for a number {
years, and receives many orders frol
South Dakota. Mr.. Livingston is
!, little better looking than his brothe
Don, ana a little shorter in statur
which is probably caused by the fat
7 that he never smoked adams Stan,
J, ard,' that great brain food and bod
builder.