Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-09-24

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new and exceptional terms. Vacancy
Oct. /. Attractive commission con
tract. 1886 weekly for expenses.
Miles p. Bixler Co 254-3S CarIIn
Bldg Cleveland. o. 15*
Chas. Hawkins of Watertnwn, who
was here for q couple Of days hunt.
ing with Dick Kelsey. left Tor his
home Saturday morning with several
brace of chickens and a sack fun Of
ducks as q result OF the few days
sport--HaZel Register.
Local bowlers are preparing for the
winter campaign of long evenings, At
a recent meeting they chose the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year
G, w. Richards, president; W. d.
ToWsise, vice president; r. W. Gray.
secretary, and George Fischer treas
urer.
For sale-very cheap. A large
iron safe. WATERFOWL Printing and
Binding Co,
N, j. Mitchell is advertising an auc-
ton 10 take place at the old Peter
Ham farm on section 4, near Kranz-
burg. commencing at 10 o'clock on the
morning of September 28. Several
head of horses, twelve head OF cat,
tie. thirteen June pigs, and various
ia MN, - " = brs.yH x,ilI no nTTaFxaI tn ffG
highest bidders. Al free lunch viii
he served at noon,
Geo. Fl. Marquis, Lawyer. (Ex-Judge
circuit court.) Heegaard block 9tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens C. Nelson were
down at Waterfowl Wednesday see
ing Thorold Nelson, Who is still in the
hospital following injuries received
| several weeks ago when a horse kick
ed him In the side. The young mans
recovery is necessarily very slow and
lit will be some time before he can
leave the hospital.-South Shore Re
publican.
No job of painting is so large but
that we can give you first class work
none so small but that you'll lose
money ii you don't let us figure on it.
i, LaDou,
Through an inadyenture the Sat
urady News omitted the names of
Two candidates from the tickets
printed in last weeks edition. d. NJ.
Bannister is the nominee of the re-
publicans for county commissioner in
the first district and Fl. A. Kranz is
the democratic nominee in the fifth
district. The name of DIR. Magee
was also substituted for that of the
regular nominee for coroner DR., II,
j. otBryan.
we will almost give away. Inquire Of
Saturday News. $40
III. L.. Morgan, who lives north OF
this place. brought us q sample, last
week, OF apples raised In his
orchard this season. They Q of
three varieties, the Okabena. Hiber-
nal and Wealthy, and were as fine as
any raised anywhere. Mr.. Morgan
tells us that this section of the coun.
tFy can raise as good apples as any
part of the United States, the only
requisite being the selection of north
Iern grown seed OF proven quality, and
the proper care Of the trees. The
success be has had proves his asser.
tions.--F1orence Forum.
Henry Hoaas, a young nj who has
been working on the Masonic tenn
pie, fell from the second story OF the
building Monday. resulting in severe
injuries. Fortunately he struck on
some soft dirt which had been thrown
out from a sewer gutter. which broks
the force Of his fall. One front toott
was knocked out al his mouth STRUCK
against q pipe. Attending physicians
after the injured ma had regainei
consciousness, thought that he vii
recover, although 1t Will be some
time before he will be able To resume
work.
=. {. Eichhorst will have an auction
on the d. g. Richardson farm, foul
miles west or Watertown, on Monday
August 5. commencing at 10 O'clock
noon, sharp. Among the offerings
viii be horses cattle, shoats, farm
machinery, geese. chickens, hay, mil
let. 16 of corn and household
goods, The usual terms are given
cash for an sums under $40 and notef
on all sums over such amount time
until October ]. 1915, withs8 per cen
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