Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-08-20

in the twin cities, where they expect
to remain at least q portion OF the
summer. The Piercys do not expect
to return to WATERFOWL to reside, but
as yet they have not definitely de-
termtned upon a permanent location
for the future.
Two WATERFOWL boys have been ap-
pointed to the naval academy at An
napolis. They are Carlysle Marquis.
son of Judge and Mrs. g. Fl. Marquis,
and Elliott Bryant, son OF Mi. and
Mrs. j. r. Bryant. Both young men
have been attending the Watertown
high school, the irst-named having
graduated last June, and the other
being a senior.
Little Miss Kate Bonesteel has re-
turned from Belle Fourche, in the
western portion Of the state, where
she has been spending the ummer
at the home OF her sister, Mrs. Dill
man, formerly Miss Bee B~onesteel.
Miss Kate had q very pleasant SO
journ in the Black Hills region and
will remember her stay for many q
day.
County Superintendent Overhulse
has received the certificates recently
won through the examination by the
applicants. Thirty-fiye took the ex-
animation, and out OF that number
seventeen got second-grade and three
ithird-grade. 1t may be stated in this
connection that a frst-grade certifi-
cate is not granted to any one unless
the applicant has had experience in
teaching.
Harry Jones, who for many years
owned 9 fine farm in Phipps town
ship, northwest OF Watertown, but
who, having sold 1t, purchased another
farm between this city and Lake
3Kampeska, is reported to have dis
posed Of his realty holdings at a
price somewhat exceeding 500 an
acre-the sale being at the reported
rate Of $110 IN acre.
Professor w. Schwartz has estab-
lished a new school of music in this,
city. He has leased apartments over
the y. w. Cooke music store. Pro-
fessor Schwartz has had much train
ing and experience in the musical
line. He will devote his time largely
to the teaching of the piano, theory
and harmony, while Professor John
invanusch will teach violin, bass.
brass and reed instruments.
Do you know that rs cents per day
pays for an outside room with run.
ming hot and cold water at the pop
ular Beaufort Hotel, Minneapolis,
MINI. Adv. $40
J. w. Dougherty and @. R. Winslow,
representing the two big wholesale
houses OF this city, have returned
from the state capital where they met:
with the state railroad commission.
for the purpose OF discussing freight
rates. These gentlemen and others
are seeking to get the rates adjusted
SO as to afford shippers within the
state the same relative rates that
are accorded to twin city and Sioux
City jobbers.
The danger of street blockades was
evidenced the other evening when, in
swinging out to pass team hitched
at the OWsley corner, the vehicle
standing almost erosswise on the
street. George Baxter's auto knocksd'
down Robert Ingle, son Of MI, and
Mrs. VIM. Ingle. The lad was riding
"a bicycle. One wheel of the auto
passed over his body in the region
OF the shoulder. While his injuries
were painful, it is not thought they
will prove serious.
The Brookings Register thus refers
TO a gentleman we'll and favorably
known in W~atertown, where he was
pastor of the Scandinavian Lutheran
church: Rev. r. G. Norman, for
merly pastor Of the Lutheran congre-
cation of this city but now of Winona.
Mimi, returned to his home Wednes-
day. He has been visiting with
friends and relatives in the city for,
the past three or four weeks. He was
accompanied by his daughter
The new automobile attachment s
q music box, according to contem-a
poraneous authority. When the car
is driven at a gait under twenty
miles an hour it plays Home, Sweet
Home but when the speed exceeds
the limit mentioned the tune turns
to Nearer, My God, to Thee An
SAPSAiSAASSo ouIO QEtfEl says tudE
there is nor ems han poetry in.
the new continuance.
Oh. r. II. Butia, the osteopAth.
Over G. G.. Whistler's. Phones: Office
2ls2; residence 1886. WATERFOWL, S.
%. ADV. etf
IF any of you fellows really want
some fine stock said Harry Jones
to a bunch of friends yesterday, .sjustI
remember that we have it on the
farm west of town. am offering III
cheap, too. There are white ones and
black ones and spotted ones. and ring
tailed ones and ones without rings
on their tails--the finest aggregation
of cats that mi needs to see. They
are offered on the market in singles,
in pairs, in trios and in quartets, and
all for8the price ~of-coming after 'em.
Only, don't all come at once"
Speaking of the new signs regard
ing the ten-mile speed limit to be
hereafter enforced in Clear Lake tha