Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-09-11
Happenings

Z Don't forget the discount sale a
Stf :. T.. DeGyDtTs. aAdy .13
John King, OF SoaSh Shore, Wasa Z;
kkEvatertown visitor Tuesday.
4 San Cunningham will shortly xopel
n confectionery store .ln the HleS4ou,
] ts bly,.
Ed Harvey is .holhissg a posisjea il
h ia g railroad ysa1ds at ;Redfield.
Mrs. A. j.. &Sriswohl of Sinai, il
p, iting in the city th@ week.
.E,alph Englesby is q in Monnesp
tfar working al the cement business
rs. Adolph Sieperts and children
are visiting relatives and friends ~
the last.
G. l.. Guage, OF GFesbatd, has ar;
riyea in the city and taken Charge OF
the sacifc elevator.
M and Mrs. S. IL. Addison are
atteDEjn the state fair at -Hp~on this
week
" J d. III / HlSA EEiNJlSOil .HSOh IN
the STAG fair at Huron the latte part
of the week.
HowaHo Ellison, of WISCONSIN, has.
accepted. "a position as jeweler in the.
Prey jewA1ry store of this city.
/ City Auditor O. NJ. Lane spent a,
couple of gays in Aberdeen the first
Of the wee4
Albert Nv, ig is home frors an ex-i
tended visit with relatives and friends
w Wisconsin.
Something Ae'w in eyeglasses al E
LIZ DeGroff's. Ads, 13
tpo. X. Burt Ayas over from South
Shnre Tuesday as a witness in the
muE@ .ipal court.
ME- Sarah Murs,ane, of Farming-l
ton, ainn., is in the city visiting at
the hoa4e of Mrs. joan A. Murphy.
Mrs. ,aqhp feeling i. home from an
extended visit with melatives and
friends In Wisconsin.
Monogram four-the best. Adv. IS
DR.. ]. n. Harper and famsly have de-
parted for LOS Angeles, Cal, where
'they will spent the winter.
Bargain for quick Sale-9Aarter
s~etsion in Codingson county. $40 per
acre. John II. Eaatten. 5&tfI
Mrs Chas. Brekke. of Wallace, was!
in the city yesterday 20 have an eye
trouble corrected.
Miss lielen Shields has been en-
gagged for teacher at the iRauyIlle
school and eAtered upon hes duties
last Monday,
Rring your watch to me for repairs.
YOt will be satisfied with the work
and the price. f. r. DeGroff, Jew
eler, Adv. 10
Chas. NJ. Kranz and son Edward,
departed last week for st. Paul, where
Edward will enter st. Thomas Acad
envy for the coming year.
Ask to see the new nose glasses at
f.. e. DeGroff's. N springs. No pinch
ing the nose. Nothing to get out of
order, DeGroff the jeweler. Adv IS
Mrs. Harry Chapman and little
daughter are home from an extended
visit with relatives and friends in
northern Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J.. Wickman are
rejoicing over the arrival of a bounc.
ing baby boy at their home in this city
one day last week.
The Misses Frances Brockman and
Gertrude Peterson are home from the
twin cities where they visited friends
and took in the state fair.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Schulz
who reside on a farm south of the
city, a bright little baby girl one day
last week.
Monogram is the last word in flour.
Nothing better can be had. Try a
sack and be convinced. Adv. 10
Mrs. Chas. Yettar is visiting rel
and friends in Wisconsin. This
is Mrs. Yetter's first visit to her for
mer home in thirty years.
D. Sheppard has returned to his
home in Chicago after a pleasant
visit in this city with Sheriff Frank
Eakins.
q. e. DeGroff has leased the build
ing on Kemp venue now occupied by
the Farmers Provision Market, and
will move his jewelry store the first
Of October. From now until that date
he offers a discount of 15 and 20 per
cent on all sales. Adv. Is
II you do not register you will not
be allowed to vote in the next prt-
There will be a whole lot
OF fellows who will not vote.
s. M. Smell is home from Minneap
oils where he spent several days on
business.
CAUGHT A BAD COLD.
Last winter my son caught a very
bad cold and the way he coughed was
something dreadful writes Mrs, 5.
p. Duncan, Of Upton. Iowa. aWe thot
sure he was going into consumption
bought one bottle Of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy and that ons
bottle stopped his cough and cured
his cold completely For sale BY all
dealers. ADV. 1915
You'll never have to look for q bet