Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-09-10
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Congregational church at Henry. was
a business caller at this Office last
week. MI. Wilson is a gentleman OF
pleasing address and forceful char
acter.
The Misses Tenney, Holiday and
Ustrud arrived from WATERFOWL Mon.
day to take up their school work in
the Florence school which began on
Monday. Prof. White, principal Of
the school, arrived the latter part 81
last week.-FIorence Forum.
The South Dakota Central is re.
ceiving a large amount Of supplies
preparatory to beginning work on the
northern extension. 1t Is expected
that dirt will commence to fly next
week under the direction of Super
intendent Of Construction Macarthur.
The Revillo Item says: 1.-THE
Misses Katherine and Margaret Col
we'll, of WATERFOWL, arrived Monday
to open their fall stock of millinery
The same paper also says that Mrs.
C. Hanson was a visitor Of friends
and relatives at WATERFOWL Tuesday,
For sa1e-Second hand ranges,
Phone L. Al. Hayford. 13ti
Mrs. salome Countryman, aged 81,
who had lived at the home of her
grandson, DR.. H. g. Parsons, for the
past year. died on the evening OF Sep.
TENDER q, due to advanced age. The
remains were shipped to her old home
in Iowa Elberon) for interment.
The Catholic parochia1 school open
ed last Monday with an enrolment
exceeding 300, with prospects for q
very satisfactory school in both in.
terest and attendance. Al new de
partment for teaching commercial
courses has been Installed.
Geo. II. Marquis, Lawyer. (Ex-Judg,
circuit court.) Heegaard block st
Mr.. and Mrs. D. f. Jones, witt
Master David, returned the latte
part OF last week from their eastern
tour, during which they attended thu
meeting Of the National Pharmaceu
tical association at Detroit. Prior Il
starting for Detroit they visited will
old-time Wisconsin friends for a few
days.
Misses Veronica Wiersbeck of Wa
tertown and Nellie Conner of Iowa
says the Hazel Register OF last week
arrived Monday evening for a shor
visit with friends here. Miss Come
began a term of school In Dixol
township last Monday.
Miss Ruth Case left yesterday TO
Oberlin, Ohio, where she will attent
the conservatory OF music for th,
ensuing year. Her father, @. w
Case, accompanied her and will at
tend 10 professional matters in Chi
cago and elsewhere while absen
from home,
Monogram four-did you ever us,
Iity Try a sack-none better mad
anywhere on earth.
A minister in a town not a thou
sand miles from Watertown is said Il
have said to his congregation recent
1ly. 8gEsIH ttldt liz
know That she was not properl,
dressed until she had eaten the an
! pie. At the close Of this service az
pies will be distributed to all TIL
ladies.
The city fathers have made tn
following appropriations for the en-
suing year: General purposes, $62,
OBS; interest, S2,04p.-o; sinking fund
s 6,750, making a total Of s71,851.25
The amount called for by the schoo
board is s62.1s3,0O, making the tota
to be raised by the municipal ant
school corporations s134,034.25~
The South Shore Republican state
that as a result of little @misun
Understanding between a farmer an,
transient over the matter of wages
one of the business places of tn
town is minus d plate glass front, an,
the proprietor hasn't been able to col
lect enough to cover the damage
from either party.
MIX. IN. Wood has been passing
around to q few OF his friends sam
pies OF his eyer-bearing s~trawberrie
"a variety that starts in at the usua
time in thespring to mature Its frui
and keeps on att until the fallsfrost
sound the note for going into white
quarters. MI. Wood was able to picl
some this morning, although AZ is vel
Into the month 0f September
Miss Elda Sykes left last Saturdai