Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-01-01

saw for auto driving
n. ], Barrett: Say, told you tel
lows to take out my ad last week and
! see You didn't do 1t. The quota
tions on butter and eggs are wrong.
G. H. Emerson: YES, / viii n
tinue to handle the Hupmobiie car
next season and will have several OF
the 1914 models In stock about the
first Of March"
Frank Cannon: Il believe the real
estate business is going to brighten
up in this state next spring. In fact
quite a little propery is changing
hands just now"
Mayor H. A. Wagner: 81 believe
the city will pave about fifteen blocks
next summer. 1t will be impossible
to pave any more until that new
trunk sewer is put in"
Chas. Phelps: my son, George,
underwent an operation one day last
week at one of the local hospitals for
appendicitis. He is getting along as
well as could be expected"
P. O.. Mimnaugh: Yes, sir, that
Legal Leaf cigar is not a bad smoke.
If an editor smokes them right along
they will keep him or her out of libel
suits. They are the real legal leaf"
Art Fountain: How do / like the
new currency law? Well, / can't say
at this time, but l believe it is good
as practically all of the eastern bank
ers seem to think it is just what was
needed"
Henry Dugan, of Dugan & Bennett:
1--we are agents for the Metz run
about auto, which I believe is the
best little car in the world for the
nancy. 1t has got to be seen and
tried to be appreciated"
L. ]. Ross: 81 expect to build a
couple of modern six room cottages
on Fourth avenue south some time
lnext summer. There is a good de-
mand for modern cottages located SO
close to the business part of the city,
jim Welsh: Yes, / think we put
up pretty good coffee at this restau,
rant. A man dropped in one evening
not long ago and drank nine cups OF
coffee. Yes, he is still living and do,
ing well / am told"
Jack Rathburn: Some Of the boys
will try to pull off a real wrestling
match before long. A real match IL
what this city must have if we wan
to stimulate athletics in this yicin
ity."
/. John o. MeIham: eyes, I think tht
Citizens National bank will erect {
new fire proof building on the Schal
Ter corner next spring. | could no
say at this time just how many storie'
high it will be-"
Il a nas4.. &-..T. .aag II IL II .r-. ..E. Fs'a1
Frank Liska: "How is the eiga.
manufacturing business? Just fine.
am doing very much more than l an
~ticipated on doing when | started m!
factory, l am very well pleased will
my business The past year"
Dave Riley: How is the real es
tate business? Well, Sir, it is frs
rate. / have done considerable bus
ness this last fall and SO far this win
ter. / anticipate considerable a~etivit
in real estate in this state neSt sea
son"
/ City Commissioner G. K. Snyder
Yes, the old Pierce building on mort
Oak street which vas badly damage
by fire Monday morning has been cor
4 demned by the city building ~inspecto
and viii be ordered torn down an
removed from the premises
4 g y .
R. i. Kemple:: Yes, l have bee
greeted by splendid audiences on m.
iecturing tour SO far this season.
4 delivered a lecture before the Y. NJ
/ G. A. at st. Louis, Mo, which ha
the largest membership of any sue
organization in the world"
James Paterson. Of Henry Il hav
had a very good year in the real es
tate line this season. | have sol
$4,000 acres Of farming land in tn,
vicinity of Henry at an average Q
$50 per acre. My customers are mos
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