Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-17

superb condition, which possibly may
account for their defeat.
The little girls will appreciate dolls.
You IA get them at cost at Tarbell
& Williamson,s. Adv. 27
Rev. P. E. Roll, who has been con-
Quoting evangelistic services in this
city for some weeks past, left this
week for Doland, this state, where he
will conduct a series of meetings. The
meetings here are said to have proven
satisfactory to those in charge.
c. G.. Gray's New Studio can still
complete a few mor Christmas pho
tograph orders, but you must arrange
for the sitting at one Mr.. Gray is
at the studio in the evening from now
until Christmas for your convenience
if it is not possible for you to see
him during the day. Adv. II
Peter Andres, the Watertown Can
dy Kitchen man, is Just completing
the installation of a carload of new
fixtures in his new location at the
corner of Kemp and Maple. When.
completed, Mr.. Andres will have n
of the finest confectionery stores in
the state.
We are going out of the toy bust
ness, and in order to close out we
are offering everything in this line at
half price. Tarbell & Williamson.
Advertisement. 81
A. w. Ransom went to Mitchell last
Friday evening to attend to business
matters, and incidentally to visit over
night with his brother, Professor F.
L. Ransom, editor of the South Dako-
ia Educator. He returned home Sun
day evening.
Watertown will have a public Christ
mas tree in keeping with the trend of
the times, during the period when SO
much effort is put forth to relieve the
intense suffering Of the European war
J sufferers. The poor of u own city
are to be remembered along with the
suffering mes Of foreign lands.
We are going out Of the toy bust
ness, and in order to close out, we
are offering everything in this line ait
half price. Tarbell & Williamson.
advertisement. ~
J. A. O'Neill, the Watertown well
digger, bored a well for John Sween-
ey this week, striking a splendid flow
of water at a depth of AS feet. Mr..
O'Neill moved his rig out south of
town and yesterday started to dig a
well on the Raber farm.-South Shore
Republican.
We have by far the incest line OF
Persian Ivory goods in town-and
that statement also holds good with
reference to our general line of nice
goods suitable for Xmas gifts. Tar
bell & Williamson. Adv. "a
The Henry Independent reports that
Frank Kappes, IN riding a horse to
round up some stock, ran into an alb
andoned cellar. AS he realized thai
he was going, he grabbed the saddle
] girthS which, however, broke, and he
was thrown over the horses head. Or
recovering consciousness he discover
ed that one Of his legs was broken
His friends Will be glad to learn thai
he is expected to ~recuperate all right
FOR SALE.
Two full-blood Shorthorn bulls. IN
years old; also1 grade Pol1-Short
horn bull, IN years. old. VIM. =
Campbell, Wallace,S s. d.. ADV. 26-2'
All dolls are being sold at cost i
TarbelI & Williains0n'Ss Adv.
The CLARK Courier speaking of
Clark, says that Mr. Baker lives Ii
the vicinity which vas visited By hol
cholera not longAg0 ndthat MI
Baker himself lost q number M head
Notwithstanding ne had them vaccin
ated but that most Ok them were q
ready AFFLICTED and thAt only fou