Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-02-12

Marx returned home from MinneaE
. oils last Friday where they took in til
! big auto show. They also visited We
p Dory and report that he is feelin.
considerably better,
Yves D0ry was operated on for
cancer on OF his shoulders in Min
ncapolis d few weeks ago and Is again
able to be about. The boys who Wis
=, tied him last week say that he il
looking good and feeling fine.
Just as the hens got their laying
streak along comes the cold snap anl
freezes them up. However, eggs art
getting down in price now so tina.
even a newspaper man cm buy a hal
dozen once in a while.
What Watertown needs next is a
central heating plant so that Il mar
can connect up with the steam just
the Same as he does the gas. Drop a
in the morning, drop another in at
noon and another at night. That
would be great beans, wouldn't it?
Judge John Nicholson expects to
: depart in the near future for Hot
Springs, Ark, where he will e~ndeaYor
to boil off Il portion Of his frontage.
Hope the Judge will not return home
looking like one of those Arkansaw
razor backs"
Fred G. Whistler. who has been
travelling for an eastern packing COM
pany, has returned from North Da-
kota where he has been located for
the past year and will again emove
his family to this city where he will
make his permanent abode.
Sill Belatti had a couple of young
fellows arrested the other day for
stealing goods from his confectionery
store. The boys paid him for the
stolen goods and he let them off on the
promise that they would never do it
again.
Apples are now the same price per
dozen as good oranges in this city.
Frank J. Cory, who conducted an APP
pie farm in Colorado for several years
says that he has sold good apples for
Is and 25 cents per box only a couple
of years ago.
Rev. Polzin says hat there has
been about 100000 raised already for
the building of the new Lutheran
hospital in WATERFOWL. The hospital,
he says, will cost about $4,000 and
most Of the money raised so far is
from outside of WATERFOWL.
DR.. H. j. O'Bryan sent a telegram
from Lavilia, Ia, the first of the week
stating that his brothers wife had
dide and his brother was dangerously
i'll with pneumonia. One Of the chill
dren also had the pneumonia but is
reported as recovering.
Chas. Suttor, one of the men Wh1
recently engaged in a wrestling match
in this city, was thrown one day last
week by a man of his weight in North
Dakota. Sutor makes his home at
Castlewood and is a pretty tough lit
tie man to down.
P. O. Mimnaugh, the fat and Jolly
cigar man who runs the Smoke House,
is entertaining a couple of tire head
from the factory at Davenport
this week, Phil is there and over
when it comes to entertaining or even
dancing the tango,
George Briggs, a well known Wa
tertown Young man, who IS nov with
the Gross s. Land Company of south
.rn Texas, has sent the editor OF the
Saturday News a bundle of Texas
literature and wants us to come down
there.
Matthews Hess, G well kItown farul-
er OF Clark, was caring for his horses
when one of them made a vicious
Kick at him The hoof struck his jaw
with sufficient force to break his jaw
bone. He is nov under the care OF
q surgeon,
Mrs. 3, Il, Cartford, a former pio-
neer resident OF Watertowns but for
several wears a resident OF Crandalll
where her husband has been engaged
in the mercantile business under
went a surgical operation at Madison.
MINI, She is reported as getting
along nicely.
DON'T YOU BELIEVE TT.
Some say that chronic consultation
cannot be cured. Don't gau believe
It'll Chamherlain's Tablets have cured
o~thers-why not you? Give them q
trial, They cost only a quarter, For
sale by all dealers ADV. 34937
WiIbert Lyons, who was q member
Of. i threshing crew In Hamlin county
last fall, was brought into court at
Brookings BY the sheriff OF that courr
tS. He pleaded not guilty 7 the,
charge Of grand larceny and was
taken tn the county Jail at Castle
wood 4tu await the February term.
Ii is getting to baa kind Of a habit
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