Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-06-26

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Monogram flopr IS made for folks
srtlio care for d really high grade Eour
at The usual price of lower grade fous
Buy it Mlaere seu wisa-yoasH like 1T
AdY. 2
Mrs Lucy Robinson hrs resigned
her position as bookkeepsr i the
Skinner eTfas and transfer office and
accepted a position on a newspaper
at Isabel this state.
II. AZ. Babcock, who was injured last
week By a motorcycle hitting him att
tremendous speed, is doing nicely and
the physician expects him to be as
good as ever in the course Of a few
weeks.
The Saturday News job department
will soon issue q new souvenir book
of Watertown and Codingten county
This is the first booklet of this kind
that has been issued in this city for
the past fourteen years,
Try It once and you'M always use
it. Monogram -four. Adv. Il
The little son of Gene Chapman,
who resides on a farm north of the
city had the misfortune to have one
OF his fingers, on his lett hand cut of.
The little fellow was brought to this
Lefty for medical attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. John C1egg and daugh-I
ter, Iona, left this morning for points
lin Minnesota and Wisconsin for a
two weeks visit. They expect to
take a trip down the Mississippi be-
fore returning.
VIM. Gowan, employed at Towslee
& Towslee's hardware STONE. has de-
yeioped into quite an amateur photogs
rapher. He has new and up to date
views of all the larger buildings in
the city.
George Christion now has three
men besides himself employed in his
shoe repairing shop. Mr.. Christion
is a live one and has all the most
modern machinery for the repairing
of shoes.
Bargains for everybody at the St,
Paul Bargain Store ADV. 2
George KTuckman, a former resi-
dent of Watertown, but now located at:
Dupree, west of the Missouri river
lis in the city visiting with relatives
anGrr.iends Mr.. Kruckman say the
crop conditions are very good in his
4 Fart of the state and that everybody
is feeling fine with money in the bank
and stock on the range.
Vertical filing cabinets of all kinds
in wood ard steel, Card indexes,
check and note files, in wood, steel
and fiber board. We have them at a
variety of prices, suited to all pocket
books. Filing supplies of all kinds.
Saturday News office.
Typewriters, new and rebuilt. Fully
guaranteed. We can save you money
on the purchase of a typewriter. Our
prices are lower than the eastern city
prices, and we can make terms to
suit you. We back every machine.
that goes out of our store. Come in
and let us figure with you. Saturday
News office.
w. D. Burcalow OF WATERFOWL, was
in CastleWood Tuesday soliciting or
ders for the National weather strip
to be placed on windows and doors
to keep gu the cold wintry blasts
and also the dust. He did a good
business in this place.-Castlewood
Republican
Rockford tan and black Socks, only
&c per pair at the St Paul Bargain
Store. Adv. Q
DR.. and Mrs. w. A. Weldon, of Los.
Angeles, Cal, Ire in the city, the.
guests of Mrs. Weldon's sister, Mrs.
A. L. Carroll. DR.. Weldon is the gov
ernment surgeon at the port of San
Pedro, a suburb Of Los Angeles, He
looks after the quarantining of yes
sells and everything connected there
with.
Prentice Seward, son of the late G..
*. Seward, who has been at Belle
Fourche for the past three years en-
gagged in the law business with Andy
Foley, Jr., has returned to Waterfowl
and will open a law office IN this city.
MI. Seward has many friends in Wa
tertown who will welcome his return
to our city and wish him unbounded
success in the practice Of his profes-
sion.
Monogram four--the best. Adv
Attorney a. L. Sherin spent several
days at the state capital last week
before the state board of pardons in
an effort to secure d pardon for Gun
der Tangen, who was convicted OF
murder in this county several years
ago and received a life sentence. Tan
gen shot a man at Florence while
under the influence Of liquor.
Rev. Fir. w S. C,Meara, Of Water.
town, Rev Fir. Flynn. of CastleWood,
] and Rev. FIR. Krebs of Kranzburg,
were guests at the pleasant farm
home Of John Boiis. one of the sue.
eessful farmers residing e KraFz-
burg, last sunday afternoon. The rev.
fgree gentlemen enjoyed the day
very auckland are still praising the
splendid luncheon they were served