Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-08-21

Word has been received bly A5andt|
In this city from I. solberE who
recently underwent 4 second surgical
oneration St. Mary,s hospital ut!
Rochester to the eject that the OPP
GRAFTON was successful and that he,
expected to leave thu hospital ID 4
few days.
Herman Michaels, who underwent an
operation at ane Of the local hos.
pitfalls on e day last week Tor appen.
tpitals one day last week for Appen-
proved and practically out 81 danger.
MT. Michaels was taken III very SUD
denly and It wan only the prompt nc.
ton Of the surgeons which saved his
life.
Guriis f.lny Carnenter. asfors
mer WATERFOWL resident, the presid.
ing Judge Of the Twelfth judicial cir
cult. comprising several counties In
the northwestern part OF the state,
west OF the river, is being boosted BY
the Morristown World as 4 candidate
for the republican nomination for
congress In the third distrtef the
place nov held BY Representative =
w. Martin.
The Blain Auto Company Of Red
field, has leased the large garage .
occupied by the Hunter Auto com.
pany Of this city and will take pos.
session the first Of October. The new
company are state agents for the
Chalmers and Overland cars. The
Hunter Auto company will remain In
the business In this city, but will Sc
cure other quarters.
Touring the country III automobiles
is the proper way OF spending a por-
ton of the leisure time and our state
is being visited by people travelling
In autos from all different portions
of the country. They certainly enjoy
the many beautiful sights that d
be Witnessed during harvest time and
they do some good and effective I'D.
vertising for the country.
Shock threshing may be all right
when conditions are favorable. but we
believe that the farmer who stacks
his grain Is the winner in the long
run. Stacked grain brings a better
grade and requires less help for
Hlreshing, In addition considerable
early blowing can be done when eli
matte conditions interrupt stacking
and shock t%hreshing, and II is a set
tied fact that the early blowing pro.
dnces the biggest crops, and in adj,
ton cleaner fields. More stacking
should be done in this country.
The Saturday News is lucky to be
alive at all during the past two weeks.
Last week. oiir mixing. rollers on our
big newspaper press became disgust,
ed with the damp. hot weather and
melted away We then sent a rush
order to the roller factory in st.
Paul for another set of rollers but al
yet--like everything else one is In a
hurry for---they have not shown up.
Tf the Saturday News has the ap.
p~earance of being printed with d lem.
on squeezer do not blame anything
but the weather for It.
The Guild Hall now being built by
Trinity Episcopal church is progress
ing apace. The roof is ON, the base
ment work is about finished, and work
lon the first floor has been commenced.
A short passage connecting the hall
with the church will be built, which
will make things more convenient for
the choir. as the intention Is I'd use
the hall for choir purposes. This pas.
sageWay was not included In the or.
iginal plans, but the need of III was
suggested and it was thot better to do
1t at this time than later. The build
ing viii probably be complete some
time in September, ready for occu.
pancy.
To have a rattiesnake thrown into
the buggy9in which the was riding and
alight against his feet and escape be.
4 .HG E2#
ing struck by its fangs was the 8
perience of J. Sullivan, a collector
for q farm implement concern, while
driving in Trip county. The snake
caught OF n of the wheels of the
buggy and was thrown into the w
hicle. Part of the reptiles body did
not clear the side of the buggy and
it was caught by another wheel and
the snake was drawn from the bug
gy, It was uninjured and made off
a short distance and prepared for a
fight.
Milbank HeraldsAdyance: An UNI
known hobo committed suicide three