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The city itemizer. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1894-1918, 1914-05-21

ations who have ever been respon.
sive to calls to civic duty all times
popular appeals have been made
for meritorious enterprises, to in
vest substantially in this supreme
effort of the State to give such ex-
ploitation of its resources at will
engage the attention and win the
admiration of the entire world.
Finally, we appeal to the indi-
vidual citizen of Mississippi, to
subscribe his moral and financial
support to this cause. In the final
analysis of things the greatness
and progressiveness of the State
must be measured by the individ-
ual citizen. We, therefore, call
upon the individual citizen to JUS
tify the confidence the Commis-
sion has reposed in him evidenced
by its having assumed the respon-
sibilities incident to this great un-
derteking, and to show to the
world that he has confidence in his
State and is anxious to have the
world share that confidence, and
is generous enough to invite the
world to participate in Mlssis-
sippi's opportunities.
EARL BREWER, Governor.
THEo. Ct. BILBo, Lieut.. Gov.
FL. M. QU1N, Speaker Of House.
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CONFIDENCE In BUYING NOTED ON
NEW YORK MARKET YESTERDAY

NEW YORK. Jan. 15.-stocks or all
glasses rose vigorously today. Specu-
iAiion was more active and the market
sas broader. Sentiment was decidedly
bunfsh' and buying was conducted with
. degree or confidence which has not
characterized trading recently. Specu-
isn Tor the rise was facilitated by the
Increased volume OF outside buying.
steady absorption OF high grade stocks
Mhlch have no speculative following
gave an Indication OF the quickened in
Nestment demand. This same tendency
wHsNisibie In the bond market in which
dealings expended and prices rose To-
ntY movement was n continuation Of
the rise which began late yesterday IN
the news from Washington of offici Al
outlines or the administration than tie
bears had predicted. Money rates were
easy. steel led the market. Trading
IN thiS stock was unusually active, ana
it-rose nearly two points. Erie and can
also inquired largely to lag behind the
remaindsr 81 The list, owing to persist
ent pront taking. but most active
shares rose one To two points. Among
ane secondary stocks gain were larger
Total sales 563.2OO shares
dealings In bonds Increased largely
and prices roce. Total sales. par value.
United states bonds we're unchanged
on call
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WELLS NOT AT
CENTRAL POINT
RESIDENTS OF SIXTH WARD o.
JEcT TO LOCATION OF
WATER WELLS
As Planned by Present Councilmen.
Arguing That Maiority Of People
viii Not Be Benefited.

\ number OF complaints have been
entered by residents OF the Sixth
ward against the location Of the water
wells IN that ward as made by the
councilmen. They say that the wells
are NOT centrally located and will not
answer the purpose intended. a. the
majority OF the families in the dis
trict viii not be able TO profit by their
installation.
According TO the announcement
made yesterday. there will be a well
on Eon street between Twenty-third
and Twenty-tourth streets. one on ia
cob street between Twenty-seventh
and Twenty-eighth streets. another
near the cotner Of Twenty-ninth and
Moyston streets and still another on
1aidWelIs run, some distance out
by this location. IL Is argued by those
VINO have made an examination. only
about one-thlrd OF the people Will BE-
benefited. The wells on Eon and
Jacob streets would be OF no service
10 those person residing on any of the
streets close 10 the river. where il Isl
said the majority OF the poor people
I've. and similar arguments are adj
Vanced In regard 90 the other lOca-
tiong
A complaint will doubtless be made
TO the board Of control against the
locations. as IL is felt that the wells
are being placed in a location not
suitable 10 the majority OF the resi-
dents. az was Intended
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new LODGE HALL
IN MARTINS FERRY
ODD FELLOWS AND RED MEN
LODGES co TOGETHER
TO BUILD HOME
Plans Are Being Drawn and Bids viii
be Asked For Soon. " is Said
Handsomc Structure Promised

Tho odd Fellows and trrrro...i
order of Red Men LODGES 81. Nfr...r.
Ferry are hayin- plans drawn Ir 90
modern lodge bund.u. which rff ..
erected ON Finn street fn fhaf r...
THIS comiL- summer 10 o.. rI.r. Of
thf committee Uaf.r.rliTc Ihr.
held 1n option ON fns @tr,ta. Tftr,.t
hli'dnr ir that city. bot o. 81 meet
DO ~ thn hu.ldiue committee H,f
"Wednesday 'teuins. fI.s decided foo
release fIn opt ou and vH "a. ono.
GOT busy rn H now IuIlIiu.
Tho pro posed now lodge huU. uIIf
p" modern bob 900 apartment. and viii
Do one oft Tho finest buildings ir tho
city U nII ho Two efuri.. H. hrirIf
DO idna large ha rU.It Th. base.
mont wU lr devoted fo har.r.f
rooms With larr. kif0ipu Ir WHICH
tn d0 fNN cooking I'n Ir.f floor
viii Do" fitted up for public ham
nrH DO W.i also Poo lH..r rrnurI tr
have 200 Bird OFF entertainment. Tho
SECOND floor u.lI D.. devoted fD IDI-.
rIfrI.. and wII hr fns Iar.r.t
lod.. room .r frf tfr Do was
learned f' fcuI1Y CHAT Dr. tHa hrts. i.
HuIf fHHf ono rrrfr d.. ff.Fr fu .I.r
o. t.n y'.r I.I." flr fIe u.. of hc
publ. fafi
Tho public Mu I. .ouetiInr r..
hH. h'Hn needed u Martin. Worm,
Tor some fWr a. pho urll I.r.f faII
ir OH. ritN is fNr Arm0ft Wan ana b.
NOT In Tho central port of tho rIft.
Will. fHr now BAN Will bs r.rlf .r
fHD heart oft fle cltF. Tho plan. uII
hH ready .n fnw days and Did. vff
Then bo asked fOf.
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j. s. Raehe q Co... CLOSING I.,,.r

, NV YORK. r. J7fr. = s.=zThe BANK OF
fnEland's strong position was very en-
couraging and gave weight to the con-
rtfuctNe side In no uncertain way. The
ogcnlng was greatly enliyened by a rush
OF buying orders. and these were from
al quarters 81 the country. The shorts
we're quick TO perceive that sentiment
mad vastly improved and covered up
many commitments. The reopeninr or
additional mills 81 steel corporation was
reported this morning. and there are
very Few skeptics left as 70 betterment
~ the iron and steel trades. OF course.
mere IL plenty or room for additional
Improvement. but tho eminent autnorf-
Ties on outlook are best qualified to
sneak FOR the future. and they have duly
attested their belief that the year viii
he big one In the steel and iron trade.
ihe buying OF the so-Called Risn stocks
was vigorous and they we're early lead
erS In the market today. In the last
hour vigorous buying movement was
launched in steel common. Anna Camated
copper Reading. Union Pacific. Southern
racine and American Smelling TO n mod
crate extent Canadian Pacific appeared
70 be regaiLiuE its equilibrium and
Joined IN the movement. The CLOSING
was strong and active and realizing sales
we're bought an eagerly. Fries We're
bought rather aggressivelv Sentiment
is very cheerful and broad market ex-
pected tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-16
The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

The low pressure. warm weather area
noted yesterday over the upper valley p
moved rapidly eastward during tho past
= hours, appearing tins morning over
ontario. extending southwark into the
lower lake region. The tcmpcra cure :
are from about 10 10 60 degrees higher
IN the OHIO valley this morning. List 2
rains also flel over tine lake region and
upper Ohio valley.
Another low pressure. warm weather
area appears over the northwest ano
upper valleys
The outlook fo- this section Do FOR
continued fair and warm weather over
Friday
Local data. Highest temperature yes
tcrday. 80 degrees. lowest last night 81
ocgrees. rainfall. O.07.
Rivers.
The Ohio viii probably continue 90 fan
In the district tonight ami Friday.
II. .. HOWE. SectInn DIre.tur.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NsM YORK, jan a. -- Butter firm
Creamery extras. a3 ~ asa. nrstS .Sis 20
t- q seconds. -fis NJ p. held. extras. an.
"-itis a. trsts 2Nn 81. factory. current
make. trets. 20 20 seconds. 2Ota pack
ing stock. current make no % 20
Cheese firm. unchanged.
Eggs weak Fresh gathered cxtrrs
1f m -. extra. nrsts. SAL ffgs. ursts .s
~ 90. seconds. 81 n a2is state. PennsyI-
yanln and nearby hen-ery browns. $50
90 mixed colorx 3Hn.5.
Flour uufof.
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HAY AND GRAIN
Quotations ~ c. r. BrauBroh . %

Tho Investment o- American capital
IN Chill ha7 also greatly increased.
especially dur.ne tHr ra.t two sesr.
Two strong interests have invested
heavily i1 tIr rfrlt. I.'f. and ar.
putting JOB up fo d1Ie installations. %
Ntrpnf syndicate IaH acquired im.
m'n.' copper n--n Iu rHNI and d.
installing plants With .u annual can.
a'ifv ~ ndrc than 100000 toms of
copper 49,
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Money.

NV NUIk- jan % NIuuoV On 0IU
a tead} Range 2u2iac. ruling rate
o. Time money easy sixty davs
2 isc. ninety days 37,D. six months az
&c
Copper Firm. standard spot NOT
quoted. ciertroiYtic sIf 20. lake SIS 90
nominal. castIu- stt uuft1f 10 Tin
Firm SCOT sac tan21 Co., Lead sd u-
a. lo. Spritsr So 2ou5 go. Iron
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Jan. t5.-Although wheat
naturally underwent some reaction to-
Gay after the rapid advance Ia the pre-
1euluS session, there was cOnsidera bic
fresh buying due largely 10 belief thar
much OF the Australian crop would ne
rsquired by Japan. The market closed
nervous, ranging from = - a advance.
compared with the night before Corn
nnishel y "a = on to = up. oats down
= TO a. and provisions varying from
. = loss 10 a gain OF l2is cents.
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Articles. / open. IiiEn. Low. I clos. !.

Cash quotations were as follows:
Ryc-No. .. Gle.
arley--Fecd or mixing 50T79c.
Timothy Seed-S3 s5M52b.
Glover Secd--Sll 1914 90
pork-Mcss s2l So.
l.ard-0n tiercesJ 81 O5N1l O7i-
short Ribs loosel Sll cu.sIl 60
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Baron Local Stocks.

WHEELING. w Va. Jan. Is. IL
Tho following quotations ON the mora
active Wheeling stocks are corrected
daily for the Intelligence By George w
Baron. local broker. and r. II. Marshall
ma mayer. Pend Department.
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WHEELING. ". Va. Jan. IS. H..
Ihs active PtttspurKr stoct~. corrertsa
and brokers' National Exchange Bans
building
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WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY
EMPRESS CAR BChsDJLE
Taking Eject june Al, 1913.
PANHANDLE LIN

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING And WELL SBtTRG
Daily Except Sunday
wheeling Wellsburg
Leave
22ud street Leave
NhcelinE Nellsburg
20. ." a III 500 a. m.
$50 NJ 1900 noon
MOTNpSN1LLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDSVILLE
Daily Except sunday.
Leave
icfu Street Lava
wheeling NounSsvilie
~. oN n. m $50 p. On.
$3.50 q. m.
on lines having regular express ser
vice. shinments weIg ne in excess Of
uftN hounds or larre bulk will not he
carried on passenger cars
ALL lINES-Ially EXCEPT Sunday.
No shipments. except emergency shin
T-ents ~ medicines. viii be carried ON
r'sfenger cars between 400 and SIS
{. n.
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G-Transfer books close January Il
for 20 cash dividend payable January
20.
t2)-Transfer books close Jan. goth
'e14 for = OF 10 cash dividend pay-
ablo Jan. 31st. 1914.
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Pittsburgh Stocks.

G)-EN-div. ~ per cent
C2)-Ex-div. . per cent.
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UNION STOCK YARDS. Pittsburgh
Jan b.-Cattle-Steady. supply light
choice s. 500 Is So. prime s. 4OaN SO
Sheep--Steady; supply light Prime
wetners - 50 q 90; culls and commons
- 90 - 5o;. lambs So 0ONs %.
Veal calves-Si2 0OmI2 so.
Hogs-Active. receipts is double
decks. Prime hcavicS s. 90. mediums.
heavy and light workers. s. 7OMs rs.
Digs IS 250 'o' roughs 81 5007 90.
CHICAGO, Jan. 15.-IIogs-Receip
$4,000 unsettled. Bulk OF sales. S2Oa
$40; light sos n $50. mixed. S.15dS.4O:
heavy. S.ion $40; rough. sIOaS.2O;
PIGS 200 HS.1O.
Cattle-Receipts. : 900. weak. Reeves
so r. $50. Texas steers. 690Ms.l0.
stockers and feeders. 5.IOm 200: cows
rs.
Sheep-Receiptr. $4,000. weak. Native
4HuM 500; yonrlings. C.OOMT15: lambs
native. 6.SOnSl5
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HazIett's Local Stoke.

WHEELING. W. Va Jan Is IL
The following quotations on me more
acfiNc stocks 81 the Wheeling market are
corrected daily Tor The IntellIEencer by
] Toward Iiazlett & Son. SchmuIbach
building:
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Fidelity Local Stocks.
WHEELING W. Va. Jan. 1b ~
Corrected daily for the Intelligence
by the Fidelity Investment Association.
Stocks. Par. Bid Ask l.. 5.
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New York Stock Exchange

WHEELING. W. Va. JON. 10. "a
Range II active stocks ou the Nss
aoIe STOCK EHchanEe. corrected daily By
=. r. Mastsn Co. brokers
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17)-Transfer books close Jan. 20.
1919, for e q Ter cent cash dividend.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-10-29
MTERT0NM S. D4H

tH#E1W S1f4EaS as4r5NFsaE
Miss Ida Osmann, Of Iroquois, who
was operated on for throat trouble a
week age was in the city today and
is progressing nicely.
The Elks are planning a Halloween
dance for Saturday evening, October
81. Music will be furnished by the
military orchestra and a good time is
contemplated.
Mrs. ID. d. Prouty came up last week
from Hamlin county to spend a week
or so in the city, g. guest at the home
Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. f.. ].
Cory. and of other friends.
We have two letter presses which
we will almost give away. Inquire Of
Saturday News. $40
Miss Edith Savage came home last
Friday evening to spend q day or two
with the family Of her mother. Miss
Savage is teaching In the Ostrander
district, northwest Of the village q
Kampeska.
Mrs. James b. Bird, OF WATERFOWL,
was the guest OIL Mrs. g. 81 McLane
Tuesday and yesterday, stopping Oh
| while enroute home from Deadwocd
where she attended the state feder
alton Of womanis clubs-Phtlip Be
view,
Dr. /. ii. Butins the ostsopath
tover b q. Whistier's. Phones: ofacs
f e1oc mK1is5Si&SS&
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-10-29
Royal G. johnson, republican nomi.

Royal c.. johnson, republican nomi-
nee for congress to succeed Congress-
man Chas. H. Burke, was In the city
last week renewing acquaintance
the citizens of the place. MI.
Johnson's friends expect the gentle
man to win the election in the dis
trict by a decisive majority.
Frank Staley went to Wateertown
this week to work for the Slower Con-
struction company and met with a
painful accident yesterday. He was
brought home this morning and the
doctors are working with him as we
go to press.-Clear Lake Courier.
The Florence Forum reports that Y.
Baker, candidate for county treas.
urer, VIM. Gesley, candidate for clerk
of courts, and Ralph j. HorswiH, IAN
didate for the same Office on the
democratic ticket, were callers at
Florence last wee.4 in the interests OF
their respective candidates..
Salesman-Capable specially man
for South Dakota. Staple line on new
and exceptional terms. Vacancy
November list. Attractive commission
contract, balance of year and 1918
| s35 weekly for expenses. Miles f
Bixler Co, 254-43 Barlin Bldg. Cleve.
land, o. ~
Geo. H. Marquis, Lawyer. (Ex-Judge
circuit court.) Heegaard block stf
Both Congressman Chas. III. Burke
and Royal c.. johnson, republican
nominees for the United States sen
ate and congress, respectively, vii
| address the voters next Saturday
evening at the Metropolitan opera
house on the political issues of the
day. Everyone is cordially invited,
particularly the ladies, to hear these
distinguished gentlemen.
The famous Welsh singers. to ap
pear at the Idle Hour this evening
under the auspices of the Methodist
men, were here about a year ago.
when their musical program was one
which received the concentration OF
music lovers throughout the city. This
lis their third American tour, and In
all parts OF the country they have
been received with enthusiasm.
The Weman's Christian Temper
ance Union is holding q county insti.
tute today at the Presbyterian church
The program will continue into the
evening tonight and will be In charge
lof Mrs. Smith, the state organizer
Among the numbers on the evening
program will be a brief address bs
Judge Myers upon the Responsibility
of Law Enforcement
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-10-29
Local Happenings
Eighty acres, Wayerly township, for
sale OR trade. Hanten & Hanten. 9H

Eighty acres, Wayerly township, for
sale Or trade. Hanten & Hanten. 9tf
Miss Irene Chesterfield was a pas
senger to Watertown yesterday morn
ing, says the Henry paper.
Mrs. Chas. Vending, of Hazel, was
in the city today to consult an oc-
ulist In regard to her eyes.
For Rent-Five rooms for light
housekeeping. Mrs. Margaret Wendt,
100 3rd v S. w. zO-zl
Miss Ada Corey of WATERFOWL Wis
tied at the Phinney home a few days
last week.-Lake Norden Enterprise.
Miss Turnbull Of Watertown, says
the Clark Courier, was a Sunday Visit
at the G. C. Griffin home.
Mrs. George Lynch, of Brookings,
is in the city receiving treatment for
severe throat trouble. She will re
main in the city for several days.
A large iron safe for sale very
cheap at Saturday News office.
+. G. McGill, Mrs. o. Walsten and
Mrs. G. b. Hayward we're passengers
to WATERFOWL yesterday morning
Henry independent
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Earl, reports the
Henry Independent, spent Sunday. q
week ago, at Henry with Grandpa
Westcott.
County Commissioner A. H. Rist-
tyedt and wife, Of Florence, are visit
ing with old-time friends at Clark
field, MINI.
DR.. H. M. Freeburg. Top floor Of
Garnite block. Special attention TO
surgical cases Hours 8 to 5 p. M.
Phones: Office, 24s0; res. 2479. 16tf
Mrs. Roy Stone, Of Hetland, came
to WATERFOWL the fore part of the
week to receive treatment for ear
trouble.
Mrs. Don Allen, OF Watertown, is
| spending a few days with her sister.
| Mrs. 6. a. Lawrence.-Henry Inde-
pendent.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-10-29

The pipe organ recital at Immac-
ulate Conception church TUESDAY
evening attracted q large audience.
Professor Edmund Serene Ender, the
organist of Gethsemane church OF
Minneapolis, was in charge of the
program. Mrs. John ii. Hanten, So
prano, and Mr.. Ray Summers, BARI
tone, members of the local choir, as
sisted. The program throughout was
greatly enjoyed by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Lester, who
came IN from Texas early in the fall
to spend a couple OF months here
have returned to their southern home.
Having lived in the south for several
years, they both felt the first chilly
blasts that came down from the
north. Mr.. Lester had been ailfng for
a couple of weeks before they re.
turned, but had nearly regained his
normal health before starting.
MI. o. 4. Bigelow, n of the pio-
neers of the city, passed away last
Friday, at his home in the northeast
ern part of the city. Mr.. BigeloW
came here with his family In 1875
| about a third of a century ago. He
was born in Canada in 1926, but came
to the United States and in 1856 mar
ried Miss Nancy A, Greeley, in Yer
mont. In 1862 he enlisted in the un.
ion army. serving three years In the
cavalry division. Besides his widow,
! he leaves one daughter, Mrs. b s
i Craig. The funeral occurred SUNDAY
afternoon from the home.
Do easy, pleasant coloring work a.
home; good pay, no canvassfng; nc
experience required. Illustrated par
~ticulars free. Helping Hand stores
tnent ss4 Chicago. Adv. 20A
Al large delegation went from this
| city last Saturday to Sioux Falls %
attend the South Dakota-Notre Dame
football game. While the South pa
kota boys were done up in the scrim.
mage. the Watertown contingent had
& good time, nevertheless. The most
of the delegation went down on the
South Dakota Central
Mrs. d. earle departed TUESDAY
for Pittsburgh, Kansas, where she
will visit with her oid-time Water
town friend, Mrs. Margaret Meliette'
wife Of the first governor of the state
lof So,lth Dakota. The Walkers %,
4. Walker and family also reside
there, Mr.. Walker being associateu
with the Mellette sons IN the whole
sale business.
Clark hi making arrangements fol
| its annual corn show, under the aus
IN yh3T - ~ IL fox.~} Mo fifVyro
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-10-29

Mr.. William ID. McCracken. 81 Nsw
York, delivered very fnteres
lecture Sunday afternoon At Ia
Christian science church Ia the pres
ence OF d large congregation. Mr.
McCracken, who is d college graduate,
having the degree OF N. Al following
q brief introduction BY MI. Case.
smoke forzan hour and q half dealing
with the question OF Christian Science
In ii plain, comprehensive, interesting
and instructive manner
A peculiarly sad ease resulting IN
the death OF Mrs. Ingeman Mueller
III reported. Mrs. Mueller resided
northwest of Watertown and for a.
few days she had been ailing, luz 90
blood poisoning, but 1t WAS NOT
thought the matter was serious until
4 few days prior to her demise
| Medical help WAS summoned nuI
without avail. Besides her husbanas
the deceased leaves two children, the
elder OF whom is SIX years of ages
B~eeinning d week from next MOI.
lday. Rev. G. Roll, OF Indiana, VIII
Isconduct d series OF evangelistis ser.
! vices AZ christ church, on the norsh3
side.
On November n will occlr the an.
mai stock sale under the auspices.
lof the Codington County Improved
fIxye stock Breeders association
which wal organized last fall. The
sale win take place nt the McLaugh=
/ lin barn southwest Of the city nall
Entries have been received from COO
ington, Hamlin and Clark counties
ana consist of Percherons, Shorthorn,
Hereford, Galloway. Duroc Jersey
Berkshire, Poland China, etc
Arthur Sherin, republican nominee
TOT county attorney, and john :.
johnson, republican nominee ior
county auditor, calling On me
South shore voters Monday MT
Sherin had the unanimous
ment 81 both republican factions g
the conventions last winter q g
looks as lie he might be g winner TINS
fan. Mr.. johnson Was the majority
candidate in the spring primaries ana
won over his opponent with substan-
tiai majority. He 10 q pleasant gen
tleman to meet and well qualified TOT
the position to which he asptres.
u IN E4H EE1RN
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-10-29
sTockHoIpERs, MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that n ar.
nual meeting OF the stockholders q
the Watert0wn Printing and Binding
Company Will be held In the Office cf
the company on Monday evening,
Nov. 9th, 1914, at Z o'clock y. M
2o-21 A. w. Ransom. Secretary.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-10-29

The inclement weather prevented the
crowd from being as large as it other
wise would have been, but there was
a good supply Of rooters present to
eniiven the game from the outside.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-10-29

Miss Irene Chesterfield vas a pas
senger to Watertown yesterday morn
ing, says the Henry paper.