Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-09

with It Or forever hereafter hold lila
peace
Miss Gertrude Kumm died at the
home Of her parents last Friday, IL.
ter lingering Illness. resulting III
tuberculosis. The funerai5was held
Sunday from the Lutheran church In
Rauville,
The whitest and most nutritious
bread a made from Monogram -four.
Try q sack the next time you order
-four. Quality Flour and Cereal Store
on Midway.
Alton Armstrong, employed In the
Snyder electrical supplies establish
nent, had his hand quite seriously.
Injured by getting It caught In the
mechanism OF an electric fan which
he was adjusting. sa
DR., II. ~. Ffnnerud and hi. M. Han
ten have returned from the twin cities
where they selected the marble for
the trimmings of the new quarters OF
the Security National bank in the re-
modelled Granite block.
The village Of Henry has voted to
build q new school house. 1t is the
hope Of Henry citizens that the pro-
posed structure will be ready for oc-
cupancy III time for the commence
ment Of school in the fall
Don't fail to see the two safes we
have for sale. Waterfowl Printing &
Binding Co. :4
For Sale-A span OF mules, gentle,
broken, good workers, three and four
years old. These mules must be sold
at once al ! have no use for them,
and no way to take care OF them.
$4,000 cash. Mary K. Anderson.
southwest OF Lake Pelican. SO
OF course, it is needless to call your
attention to John Noodles clearing
sale-he is doing that himself, in an
other column. IL you cant find some
bargains there you might as well not
look for Fem in this region round
about. ,s~..
Sunday afternoon, July IL, there
will be base ball game at the Out
let park between Toronto and Water
town. This promises to be one Of
the fastest and finest games Of the
season. Base ball lovers should
make q note Of the game.
The Scandinavian Lutheran Sunday
school enjoyed . picnic at Stony.
Point yesterday. having q most de-
lightful time. a little sprinkle OF.
squat Of rain slightly i%nterfered with.
the Festivities about S O'clock, Just as
the party was getting ready to return
home, but only for a brief spell.
The Foley. Farmers Elevator com.
panys held meeting last week and
chose the following officers for the
ensuing year: Hans Dahl, president;
H. Eyerson, vice president; w. "A.
Dean, Albert Ehrke. G. Utley, Thorn
Sweet and a. P. Foley constituting
the balance Of the directorate.
Druggist b. M. Jones formerly q
Waterfowl business man, and family
Were enjoying the cool breezes at
Stony Point Tuesday, and incidentally
pursuing the sportive pike They
were accompanied by Mrs. Bascomb.
They returned home In the early even
ing, having come over In MI. Jones'
fs4
Monogram four-remember the
name-Monogram.
H i. Hopkins, accompanied by his
sister, Mrs. Pearl Pope, and her three
daughters, Tone. Merle and Mildred,
departed this morning via the auto
mobile route, for the twin cities and
other points, to be absent about ten
days. 1t was Mr.. Hopkins hope that
he might find time to parade the
banks of some Of Wisconsin's fine
streams before Tesuming his
duties at his bank in Clark.
Large tract Of good valley farming
just thrown open for free settle
nents III Oregon. Over 100000 acres
IN all. Good climate, rich soil, and
does not require irrigation to raise
finest crops OF grain, fruit, and gar
den truck. For large map, full In
and information. and al
plat Of several sections OF exception
ally good claims, send $40 to John
Eugene, Oregon; three years
i Q. s. surveyor and timberman. An
opportunity 10 get g good fertile free
near town and market.
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