Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-09-17
Joined by his wife and they will make
their future home in Watertown.

Wy NatcftOWn people who in
tended to attend the state fair at HUI
ron this week, going by way of tn,
automobile route, have remained a,
nome, owing to the bad condition o.
the roads, due to the heavy rains las
saturday. Some Of them NAV 20
down the last of the week, but prob
ably the greater proportion of then
VIII miss the fair altogether.
T. j. Murphy, one az the ~enterpris.
ing farmers in the vicinity of Henry
was a caller at this office one day las
week. Mr.. Murphy came in to re.
new his subscription, having been a
regular reader of this paper for manv
years, and he wanted the votes to
which the renewal was entitled to he
counted for the Henry aspirant for
the ownership if the Buick, Miss Ell
wood.
DIR. F. II. Butin, the osteopath
Over G. G. Whistler'a. Phones: office
1882; residence 1886. WATERFOWL. s
u Adv. 6tf
Mrs. Easton and her sister. Mrs,
Gallagher, of Rockford, ILL.,, are in the
city visiting old-time friends. They
nave been spending the past few days
at the home of their brother. All To.
sler, In kampeska. The Testers
lfved in Watertown for a number of
years, having been among the pion-
GERS, and they have many friends
mere who are pleased to renew ac-
q~uaintance.
Quoting in its entirety the inter
view IN the Saturday News with Miss
Turnbull, the Clark Courier adds.
The above article is taken from the
last issue OF the WATERFOWL Saturday
News. Miss Turnbull is we'll known
by Clark people, having taught school
IN this city. She spent Sunday here
at the Il. G. Griffin and S. N. Brown
homes and related some of the ex-
p%eriences which befell her ac1oss the
Mrs. Cora Bonesteel has been en-
Toying a visit from various friends
during the past week. Her son l..
II. Bonesteel, and his wife, from Wag-
ner, 5. ID, and her daughter, Mrs. f.
A. Whitehead formerly Miss Nary,
from Omaha, Neb. and her father. w.
Stowe, of Brookings, have been
sharing her hospitality. In addition
she expects Mr.. and Mrs. e. j. Will
klns, of Pipestone, Mimi, this even
ing, Mr.. Wilkins being an uncle.
Ethel Stevens, employed by the
school board to teach an
months term, according to her
allegations in municipal court before
Judge Myers In the case tried last
week, won her Suit. getting a iudg-
ment for $4,000. 1t appears, from
the evidence, that at the end of six
months the board ordered the school
but paid her for only the six
months during which she had taught.
She sued for the other two months
Mr.. Lambert's press on which he
the Guide sustained a fracture
Of the left Jaw yesterday afternoon
Ct was evidently talking back to the
feederess), and as a result it is under
the chief surgeons care. 1t Is not
expected that the fracture will be
sufficiently reduced Ito permit the
machine to resume its accustomed
activities until some time next week.
This weeks edition of the Guide was
printed on mi Of the Saturday News
presses.
An auction is advertised ii take
place at the Joe Bragg farm, three
miles east Of Appleby and ten miles
of WATERFOWL on Wednes-
day, September %, commencing at
o'clock in the morning. "A free
lunch will be served at noon. Among
things there will be offered ten
head Of horses, twenty-one shoats,
and eighteen July pigs. In addition.
. large amount of farm machinery
and twenty-eight acres of corn are
Included in the list.
Sam Chesterfield was much sur
the other day upon receiving
an invoice of crabapples from the
Stacy Fruit company, to notice on
the boxes that the fruit was produced
IN British Columbia. Upon closer in
spection he found that it was not
only from British Columbia, but from
Vernon, the home Of Billy. Chester
field, who lived here in Watertown
a number of years. Made me
think of my boyhood home said
Sam, although when a boy he lived
east in Canada.
Mrs. Ollie Horr, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs, S. M. Harper, 0 MIis place.,
vas married at WATERFOWL last Fri
day to Mr.. George Raabe, of Wilmot.
Mr.. Raabe autoed over from Wilmot
and took his bride and Mrs. Ed. Rick
ard to Watertown, where the cere-
lnony was performed by Judge John
Nicholson. The happy couple de
at onee for Minneapolis, where.
they will spend a few days taking
IN the state fair and other sights.
Upon their return they will take up
their abode on the groom's farm near
Wilmot. The Republican extends
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Shore Repub-
lican.
The city commissioners at their
last meeting appointed Charles Har-
mon city assessor for the ensuing
year at q salary OF $1,000. Mr.. Far
mon plans to go over the city prop
erty very carefully with q view@to re-
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