Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-09-03

say Nj. Halbkat did. Besides attend,
ing the national meeting OF the Jew;
elers he visited the large eastern
wholesale establishments for the puir.
pose Of replenishing his stock Of Jew,
elry.
DR.. ]. S.Kilbrfde has Just treated
I himself to a model C-37 Buick, hav-
ing purchased the same from Bask-
erville & Dahl. This Is q 1915 car
and an older brother to the one the
Saturday News is giving away In its
contest. The doctor says it is q
peach.
A very strange incident has been
called to our notice. There is a 1915
model automobile in Waterfowl, and
no one seems to know who the owner
is. It is now being kept at Basker-
vile & Dahl's garage, until the owner
is found. Information as to the ogl-
er will be appreciated, and 1t viii pay
you to Investigate 3 It might be
yours.
The Clark Counter is preparing to-
issue a book to be written by aSlop-
p LaCraft (what a namely, who
lis known to certain WATERFOWL peo-
pie. The book Is to be entitled, why
I Will Not Work" The paper adj
Yises its readers to place their or
ders early; also, to bring a wheel.
barrow, because the volume will be
very weighty.
The Sioux Falls Argus-Leader's re-
port of the recent shoot tournament
shows Dick Guptil of Waterfowl as
scoring 276 out OF a possible 300
among the professionals. Mr.. Guptii
stood fourth an the professional class,
the high man scoring 2S3, made by
George Kreeger OF Redfield. Among
the amateurs Huntley scored 293 cut
of a possible 800.
Friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ.
Hanten extend their deep sympathy
in the loss of their little son, Henry,
Jr, two and a half years of age.
Death came Sunday evening follow
ing an Illness of some time, although
not believed to be critical until Sum
day morning. The funeral occurred
yesterday morning from the Imrnac-
ulate Conception church.
Next Sunday, September 6, a game
OF ball will be played at the outlet
ball park between Watertown and
Milbank. The game will be, called at
8 o'clock in the afternoon. Juel will
pitch for Watertown. 1t Will be re-
called that at the last contest be-
tween these two teams Milbank de-
feated Watertown in a ten-inning
game. The WATERFOWL boys are out
after revenge.
Potato Diggers for Sale-The Far.
quhar line of two, three and four
horse elevator diggers at $12 to $40.
Call and see them. Geo. w. Dixon,
4 Cottage Place. WATERFOWL. Phone
81. A 11-l4*
a. IA. Cornwell, Of WATERFOWL, and
brother-in-laW. Rev. Mr.. Dibble, OF
Charles City, Ia, were III Willow
Lakes Saturday. Rev. Mr., Dibble
was pastor of the Congregational
church in this city about twenty
years ago and will be remembered
by most OF the older residents. He
is now pastor Of the Congregational
church at Charles City and is enjoy
ing a months vacation. willow
Lakes News.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. F. Tracy departed
the first of the week Aor Grand
Junction. Colo, where they will spend
the winter. Their daughter, Mrs. w.
II. Flint, resides e that city, and
they desired to be near her during
their winters sojourn, away from
home. Mrs. Flint, by the way, it is
learned since their departure, has
been quite i'll, which her numerous
friends in this city will regret to
learn.
The old man took a three-days'
vacation, starting Saturday and
swinging around the circle-Ree
Heights to Blunt, Gettysburg and Wa
tertown, arriving home Tuesday
noon via Huron. Crops east of here
are poorer than here, the wheat in
some localities hardly making chick
en- feed. Oats and barley are ex-
tremely light. Guess Hand county is
as good as any.-Ree Heights Re
view, edited by Andrew Waterman.
Andrew Waterman, who visited in
Watertown with his parents over
Sunday a week or so ago, went home
and straightway wrote the following
for his paper. IF a man spends a
day or two. or maybe a week, away
from his business, engaged in p5li.
tics, why, it's all right, but If a woman
should go to the polls to vote and be
gone an hour or two, that would be
neglecting the home!.' Terrible to
contemplated"
Through the annual designation 81
the different positions assigned to
each of the city commissioners, which
took place at the last meeting Of the
city board, G. 4. Snyder was again
made police and fire commissioner
r. A. Countryman was transferred
from the position of commissioner Of
waterways and sewerage to that 81
commissioner of streets and public
properties, Henry Wiersbeck taking
the place formerly occupied by Judge
C~ountryman.
If this Lambert, who almost threat
ems to wade in and capture thai
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