Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-06-04
Local Happenings

Wanted to 4uy-Potatoes. owsley
Mercantile CO. stiff
When your wife is becomingly
gowned, tell her so.
Mrs. Louise NJ. Berrett, of Spokane,
Wash, has arrived In the city and
will be the guest of her sister, Mrs.
F. P. Hopkins, for the summer.
Get it at ia South Oak Street-af
it's for the office.
Clerk of Courts Gesley has gone to
Rapid City to attend the grand lodge
session of Elks which %convenes there.
He will also make a sightseeing trip
of the Hills before returning.
When the steel trust can figure out
how to get 10 cents more profit each
day on the work of every employee it
can increase its dividend disburse-
ments by $10,00o 900.
Dennis F. Solberg. of Miles City,
Mont, is in the city for a short time
on a vacation. He likes 1t very we'll
in the hustling city on the western
plains.
For sale cheap, q secondhand letter
press. The Saturday, News office.
City Auditor .. NJ. Lane has been
s]ubpoenaed to serve on the grand
jury in the United States district
court which convenes In Deadwood
this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw, parents of Mr..
l.. J. Shaw, have been in the city the
past week visiting at the home of the
latter. They are residents of Madi-
son. ...... +
If President Rea could get a two
cent stamp more every time his rail
road hauls a ton of freight ten miles
he could double the Pennsylvania
dividend.
If it's for the Office you'll find it at
the WATERFOWL Printing and Binding
Co.
Jack pine trees planted ten years
ago in the sand hills Of Nebraska are
now large enough to produce fence
posts. Last year the first seed was
gathered from this plantation.
The Franchie League will hold a
special meeting Monday evening,
| June 8, at the Library Rest Room
at s o'clock. Any citizen Of eighteen
years of age is eligible to member
ship. All are urged to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Westfali, who
have been in Minneapolis for a month
or more visiting friends and taking
in the pleasures Of the big towns
have returned to their home in Wa
tertown.
Lee Brothers haze an advertisement
in this issue Of the Saturday News
calling attention to their Plymouth
binding Irvine. Lee Brothers ar
thoroughly reliable, 50 we presum'
the Irvine they handle will be tn
same way.
Another big liner the Empress o
Ireland goes down off the coast Q
Quebec on May Goth, carrying be
Tween 700 and S0epeople to water,
graves. The fog was dense and tn
liner was rammed by a big collier
the .Storstad.' The Empress san.
In 10 minutes after being hit.
Plats of the city OF Watertown 9
the Watertown Printing and Bindin
Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. % Pierey are 81
pected home tomorrow or Saturda
from their extensive honeymoon VI
cation. Though the latter has bee
somewhat enforced is regards Length
We anticipate that they have mad
the best OF an unfortunate accider
and have enjoyed the time to the be-
possible advantage.
The Commercial club meeting !
the Lincoln hotel at noon next Mo-
day will be the last meeting held th1
summer, the club having voted
!, take a vacation till September. 81
Monday meeting will be very in1por
. ant as changes in the bylaws are
] be oted on and three directors eaes
] ed. Every member should make y.
point to ~begspresent ut this meetln
AS q Saturday News reporter y
9 passing the Pollart's side show at Y
. carnival museum. gentlemen v
calling and talking shout the differe
attractions on the inside and ne q
z talnly was up-tosdate as he tod
q about the ocean scenes, aurora b
Z calls and the midnight sun y
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