Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-30
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M7ERTOM SUM
q merchant in Watertown, later the
register of deeds, now a prosperous
merchant at Naples, in Clark county,
was renewing acquaintance and tran
saction business in this city yester-
day.
Prudent people purchase Phoenix
policies because Phoenix policies pro.
vide perfect protection. See Fergu.
9 About It" Adv. ST
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Johnson are
rejoicing over the advent of a daugh-
ter at their home.
A telegram to General Sheafe from
his wife at Vermillion, s. %, conveys
the sad intelligence Of the death Of
Mrs. Sheafe's mother, Mrs. John
Sparks. The general left Tuesday to
attend the funeral. The deceased
was a native Of Scotland and had at
tanned to an advanced age.
Lost-World's Best Music Book be.
tween Tobey's farm and Watertown,
Please return to q. w. Tobey. 81
Mrs. J. Edward Jensen is expected
here for a visit shortly with her
friend, Mrs. Fred Cook. Mr.. Jensen
is still in the job printing business in
Portland, and will be remembered as
having been foreman in the makeup
department Of the daily paper and
later as the founder Of the Guide.
Mrs. G. H. Eastwood, accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Lila and her
son, Lou, went down to Ruskin Park
to attend the summer meeting Of the
press association. They drove down
in their new auto, recently purchas.
ed, expecting to be absent about a
week.
Attorney Geo. W. Case drove over
to Milbank one day last week. Ac-
companying him was Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Case and Miss Grace Harris,
Mrs. Jones formerly Miss Bernice
Case) returned with them for a few
days visit with the family Of her
parents and with her host Of other
friends.
Robert L. Eddy OF WATERFOWL, has
presented the state museu with the
first postal Tote y issued by the
Pierre postofice. 1t was dated Sep.
TENDER. 8, 1883, and bears the name
Of s. II. Laird as postmaster. The
not was for ten cents. payable to
bearer, and was never cashed.-Aber-
den News.
The Standard Oil company is exca.
vating on the north side OF First ave
nue. N. w, directly west Of the Al
gard shops, with the intention Of put
ting in q station for filing auto tanks
without the necessity of taking the
machines to the company's warehouse
site. The Standard will deliver oil
into the machine tanks at the regular
wholesale price, we understand.
Mrs. q. q. Mcfarland and MI. Carl
johnson enjoyed a days visit from
their father, A. G. Johnson, Of the
Northwestern railroad, who ran over
to renew acquaintance for a few
houIss It Is needless to add that
the children are not alone glad to
see Mr.. Jonson In WATERFOWL, where
he and his hospitable wife resided
for 90 many years.
Andrew Waterman, who formerly
lived in this city, where he was CON
nected with the daily paper, takes
this shot through his paper, the Rec
Heights Review, at the critics OF Billy
Sunday .Seme or the dried-up
preachers who don't believe III con
version are knocking the Rev. Billy
Sunday and refusing 70 cooperate
With him, but we ~ HurrAh for
Billy Sunday The Lord has cooper
ated With Kim
Tho Midvsy Cafe - moved to
The Gilruth building II the rear 81 the
Foto PA theatre where tie manage
Inient wiIl AZ pleased e see an their
old patrons and many new ones. The
room isAlargar, cooler and nicer III
every Nays md me entrance II on