Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-10-01
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northeast of Yahota, $4,000 per acre.
Terms, $4,000 down, balance on time
at Z per cent. Cora w. Eichinger,
Scio, Oregon. 1918
Prof, A. w. Palm and o. w. Peter
sen, OF Watertown, were in this part
of the county Monday, securing sign
ers to a petition asking the county
officials to take over the work of the
Better Farming Association.-Flor-
ence Forum.
MI. G. F. Swartz, of Redfeld, is
the new manager of the Blain Auto
company, succeeding Earl Addison.
Mr.. Swartz is a gentleman of fine ap-
pearance and win doubtless smS@
good in the position.
William Luck of Waterfowl, was a
Sunday guest in this city, and accom-
panied by his son, r. f., and Chas.
Peterson, they spent the day out
hunting and returned with twenty-one
chickens and forty-two ducks.-Clark
Courier.
F. L. Bramble, secretary of the
Dakota Mutual Life Insurance com
pany, and e. w. Munson, president
of the Commercial bank, departed
last week for an extended hunting
trip through the wilds of Wyoming,
where they hoped to land some big
game,
Comfort and safety appeals to every
traveller. The Beaufort hotel, Mime,
apolis, provides every comfort and
protection. Try us when in the city.
Adv. 1916
Attention is again called to the
excellent program prepared for the
convention of the young people of
the Scandinavian Lutheran church,
to be held In this city October Q, 3
and A.. The program in full was pub
lished in these columns last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. X. Way are en-
joying a visit from Mr.. Ways mother,
Mrs. G.. G.. Way, of Sioux City, Iowa,
and from Mrs. r. G. Bacon, of Grand
Forks, N. ID. Both ladies have a
large circle of friends in this city
who are always delighted to renew
acquaintance.
r.. r, Brett, who spent a week at
the home of Judge and Mrs. Sher-
wood and with mis- friend III. r.. Hop
kins, left Sunday night for Mankato
and from there to his home at Chi
cago. While here Mr.. Brett met
many of his old-time friends.--Clark
pilot Review.
]. III. Selmser, who has been a mem
Der OF the school board for several
years, has resigned, owing to his in
ability to give 1t the attention which
he left that the position should have.
John Noodle has been designated to
fill the vacancy. The selection od
Mr.. Noodle meets with general salts
faction on the part of the patrons Of
the school.
IN making the run down to Clear
Lake last Friday wv. N. Mcintyre and
family, with their guests, had the
misfortune to run against seventeen
KINDS OF luck. one Of those periods
that are %proverbial In automobile
plotting. The auto had both a blow
out and a puncture, the first tire trout
BILE that had struck the vehicle for
many q day.
AThe multitude Of old.time friends
OF Hon II. e. Loucks,n comments the
Clear Lake Advocate. nov OF Wa
tertown, will be pleased to know that
r. E. Dowdell, progressive party can
didate for u. S. senator. has with
drawn from the contest in favor OF
Lpucks.' The Clear Lake paper
urges Its readers to line up for Mr..
Loucks at the November election.
For Sasa-Second hand ranges.
Phone Il "A. Hayford. 1871
Mr.. Clint Robbins spent Sunday Id
the dty a guest OF friends. Mrs,
Robbins joined him Monday morning,
and together they proceeded I'd CLARK
where they have an engagement dur,
ing the fair. The Robbins are pop
ular fayorites on the stage in this
city, and will be here again for 4
weeks stay during the holiday sea!
son
Judge Sherwood has granted school
district number SO, III Codington
county, permission X bring sui
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