Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-10-02
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rejoicing over the arrival of a young
son at their home in this city.
Attorney NJ. j. Russell of faytk
was in the city the first of the week
on legal business,
] Mrs. VIM Gaylord, OF Baskerville, la,
lis in the city visiting al the home of
her daughter, Mrs. VIII Dawson.
Mi. and Mrs, {. p. Combs are re-
/ 5ofcing owe the arrival OF a baby girl
at their home In This city this week.
Something new in eye glasses at
f, 4. DeGroH's, No springs. Moth
inE to get out of order, Adv. IS
Mrs Chas. Yetter is home from an
extended visit With relatives and
friends in Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Emerson, of
this city, are rej' icing over the ar
rival Of a bright Nttle baby girl at
their home this week,
Work of excav; ton has beer begun
for the Cannon b, tlding on west Kemp
avenue.
Monday. Oct, 6 YOU will find US in
our new location, l16 e. Kemp. Our
removal sale viii continue all this
week. +. f. DeGroff. Adv. 16
Mayor H.. A, Wagner visited the
twin cities the first Of the week. He
reports Yves Dory as very much i'm
proved in health and feeling fine.
For Rent-Modern dwelling, with
hot water heating plant. Good neigh
borhood. Mrs. Fred Hoeltz. phone
green 3S9. COS Second street n. E.
1917
Burt Merritt departed last week for
Iron Ridge. MINI, where he has &C
cepted a position as engineer in a
large plant in that city.
Is to 20 per cen discount at the
removal sale. E. L. DeGroff, Jeweler
and Optician. Adv. 16
The Misses Alice and Margaret
Spencer have zone to Winona. Mimi,
where they will enter the seminary
for the coming ear.
Judge Clay Carpenter of Lennon.
was in the city the other evening and
was the guest of MIR. and Mrs. John
Goggins over night.
Rev. A. D. Stevens, former pastor
of the NJ, E. church in this city, but
now residing in the Black Hills was
a Watertown visitor this week.
An exchange says the tariff reform
is going to arrive too late to help us
out any with the bills for fuel and
winter clothing.
Take your watches to E. E. De-
Groff's. You will be satisfied with the
work and the price. Don't forget our
new location. 116 E. Kemp avenue
after Oct. 6. Advv. 16
Ed Dick and family of Thomas, have
moved to Watertown t. make their
future home and are living at sos S.
Maple street.
Will sell 7 room house in Water
town cheap. Good location. Also
ranches in Oregon and Washington.
r. T. Warner at Judge Nicholson's
office. l6
The best alarm clock made at E.
E. DeGroff's for $1.OO. ADV. 16
DR.. E. F. Stallie of Colorado, will
have charge of DR.. Campbell's prac-
tice in this city during the doctors
s%ojourn in Europe. Dr.. Stallie was
formerly of Clear Lake.
Howard c. Bronson and wife have
gone to Sioux Falls where Mr.. Bron-
o has accepted a position as music
ian in the Orpheum theatre of that
city. Mr.. Bronson is a clarinetist and
is a top-notcher in his line.
Sterling silver thimbles at E. E.
DeGroffs only Csc. Adv. 16
The H. P. Hanson grocery store
has been removed from the Whooley
block on east Kemp avenue % the
Lebert block on west Kemp avenue.
The new place will give Mr.. Hanson
a splendid location.
There have been nearly 1900 resi-
dent hunting licenses issued in this
county this fall. This is at least 81
for every duck and chicken shot by
the nimrods, Thirteen nonresident
licenses have been issued SO far this
season.
John Craig was over from Raymond
the first of the week. Mr.. Craig was
formerly connected with the Water
town Produce company, but is now
engaged in the mercantile business at
Raymond.
r. A. Hogie, of Hayti, drove to
Watertown yesterday afternoon, SUI.
fering with a bad eye and DR.. Hill
performed a slight operation to re.
iieve the trouble.
DR.. Hill expects to leave early next
week to attend the next regular meet.
ing OF the state board OF health and
medical examiners which is to be held
at Yankton. The doctor will be alb
sent from the city several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas jenkins. Of
Chicago. are In the city visiting at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Balsiger.
Mrs. Jenkins and Mrs. Balsiger are