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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-21

spring Of Damaged goods" or leave
it empty. Let parents ask, not as in
Philadelphia, "Who is he" or as in
New York, How much is he WORTH
or as in Boston, What does he know,
but let them ask, How clean is hep"
Let us have a law that will make a
certificate of health a preliminary to.
marriage as indispensable as a marri-
age license. An honest man, worthy
of a good wife, would welcome such a
law, and on honest girl, worthy of a
good husband, would likewise well
come such a law, and most willingly
submit to its provisions. The doctor
that knowingly or carelessly issues a
health certificate not in accord with
the facts should forfeit the right to
practice medicine and be denied as
sociation with honest medical men"
perhaps the most important plob-
lem before the public and the profess
sion today, however, said the doctor,
SIS the cause, the cure, and the pre-
vention of cancer" This subject he
discussed at length and at the close
of his address summed UP his conclu.
sions as follows:
/. The public should know that
cancer is due to chronic irritation Of
one kind or another.
2. That cancer is in the beginning
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-21
STONY POINTERS.

Fishing has again come in style,
and among the anglers out Sunday
w. B. Cannon made the most remark
able catch. Although too windy to
go out in a boat, fishing was enjoyed
by all from the pier.
Chas. Aldrich with Ed Bell were
happy fishermen Saturday last, hay-
ing caught ten pickerel, fourteen pike
and more perch than is m%entionable
under the fish laws. They got rather
damp as there were "some" waves.
Hugh Headley is putting up a cot
tage this year just east Of Will Will
liams' boat house. The cottage will
be a surprise tt Mrs. Headley, who
has gone to Faulkton.
Chas. Williams has commenced a
large garage, so now there will be
some place to run cars in, to keep
them from getting sun burned or
freckled.
Mrs. c.. NJ. Williams is rapidly
gaining from her recent attack of cry
sipelas. We had a very sick mother,
but thanks to a good doctor, good
nurse, and kind friends We made her
believe old Stony Point was a pretty
good place to live after all.
Harry Fahnestock has built a new
garage which is going to be just the
thing for that new car.
Nearly all the cottage owners were
out last week getting things in shape
for occupancy.
Mrs. Eva Whiting and daughter vii
come up from Yankton June LIST for
couple of months. Mrs. Whiting has
MT been very well, but feels sure
these Kampeska breezes will do her as
much good as a trip to the sea shore
Mr.. and Mrs. Gil Campbell ant
daughter will move cut this week ant
hold out in Babcock's cottage for the
summer.
Jim Paterson stopped here Monda.
enroute for Watertown. Am afraid !
the waves hadn't been so high mi
would have been his landing place
"Pesky.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-21

Mr.. and Mrs. DeLuce Kelton re
turned home Saturday evening after
visiting with his folks for about a
week.
Miss Tessie LamH assisted IN the
NJ. Mathiesen store Saturday.
Mr.. Smith, of Lawrence, S. D., is
here this week visiting his son, Leo
Smith.
Miss Fern Brando spent Sunday at
home.
Frank Robb was a Watertown pas
senger Tuesday.
Mrs. John Hilliard spent the week
end at the E. w. Schoonover home
north Of Henry.
Miss Emma Achterberg has secured
a position in Chas. Cosgrove's store.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-21

E@E&TUH&E
Nora jackson vas a visitor at Brad
ley several days las. week.
Clara and Emma Hegna were Web
ster callers Friday.
Mrs. Andrew Ristvedt. of Florence
visited at the home of her sister. Mrs
Hans Ustrud, Sunday.
The 18th Of May Fest at the st. Paul
church Sunday was attended by a
very large crowd and IN enjoyable
time was had by all. Rev. Honstad
and Rev. Hemmingson, of Waubay,
were the speakers, and their talks
were very much appreciated. The
st. Paul choir and the Wallace quartet
sang a number of appropriate songs.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-21
APPLEBY,

Mr.. and Mrs. John Krier, of Wa
tertown, Supdayed at the Henry Kriel
home.
, Earl Haight, Bert and Carrie Schulz,
Mat Zerfas, Mrs. Chas. Cook, Vern
Conner and Mrs. John Cook were Wis.
itors at l.. Corners Sunday. Mrs.
John Cook accompanied Vern Conner
home.
Arthur Schulz spent Sunday at the
Scharn home.
Are you going? Where? To at
tend the big Chautauqua at Water,
town June % to %, which bids fair
to eclipse all previous records. 1t is
said to be the best and strongest the
Redpath-Vawter system ever put out.
The Schulz boys are the owners of
a new motorcycle, ; purchased last
week.
Art J%urgenson was a visitor at
Achterburg's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler and daugh-
tiers, Iona and Mabel, visited at the
James Cook home Sunday.
Ricka and Edward Gronewold Sun
dayed at the Henry Fittje home.
Mrs. GTonewold, Carrie Schulz, Mrs.
Scharn and daughter Alma, Clarinda
and Cliff Conner and Mrs. Chandler
and daughters, Iona and Mabel, were
city shoppers Saturday.
Nearly everybody has their pota-
toes planted.
We notice that the famous Ben
Greet Players will put on the Com
edy of Errors at the Chautauqua.
This is a big attraction.
Bertha Olmsted, who was operated
on for appendicitis at the Maternity
hospital, is improving rapidly.
Mr.. Jensen net with quite a painful
accident Monday when his team be-
came frightened and 1t is thought that
one of the horses kicked him in the
head, knocking him unconscious. He
was taken to the Maternity hospital
and is in a bad condition.
Dena GronewoId and Dorothy Con
ner of the Appleby school took the
eighth grade examination at Water
town Thursday and Friday,
Jerry Reedy and daughter Agne:
and Mrs. Ed Layhe were callers a
Thos. Chambers Monday.
Hank Krier purchased a ley potato
planter last week.
Anna Fittje visited with home folk
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer braves ant
daughter and the Newingdorf famil,
were visitors at the Herman Drave'
home Sunday.
Nicholas Schmit accidentally broke
enc Of his fingers while coupling th'
wind mill together. His friends wisl
him a speedy recovery.
Bruno Achterburg and Bill Rey
nolds We're visitors at Chandler
Sunday.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-21
kRAKzBuRG.

James Ries, Of WATERFOWL, visited
friends and relatives at Kranzburg
Sunday.
Marvin stanwood, Of Goodwin. Wis
tied relatives at k%ranzburg Sunday.
Nick Haan was a business caller at
WATERFOWL Thursday.
Kate Krier. Of Watertown, visited
sat the home OF her sister Mrs. Ed.
DeFries.
Nh. and Mrs. Albert Hanten. o.
Benis. visited at the John B. Fos
home Sunday.
Miss Daisy Graen had the pleasure
of falling out OF a buggy and skin
ming her face up yery badly. Wt
feel bad for you Daisy, but look al
that poor dent in the sidewalk.
We find that the G. o. r. are COINS
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-21
WALLACE.

Everybody and their aunt was al
Wallace Saturday to celebrate. Even
the Norwegians came. Every moth
er's son of them, and appeared to
have a good time.
The Wallace blacksmiths have in
vented a potato planter. A fine piece
of machinery. Some of them can eat
potatoes as we'll as the Irish. Don't
it beat all how fast they learn?
Corn planting is on in full blast.
Some are planting quite large fields
to corn. 1t will be a hard blow to
some fields that have been used to
growing wild oats.
John Best is out on the farm oper-
ating the corn planter for his renter,
John is going to be one of the hog
and cattle kings yet. We hear he has
rented his farm to a colored gentle
man who knows just how to make a
c of that kind of work. Yes,
sab.
Although feed has been cheap and
lots of it, a good many are about gu
of hay. That helps out those big
stacks of hay that were left over il
Grass Lake. H. l.. Morgan is sup
plying the demand and has lots of il
yet. What would we do for feed Il
it wasn't for Grass Lake hay. Tall
about alfalfa hay, why, Grass Lake i:
full of all kinds of it.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-21
HENRY.

Mr., Blankenburg was a Watertown
passenger Friday.
Miss Grace CosgroYe went to Gar
den City Friday to instruct her class
in music.
Mrs. Wilfred Norris and children
left Friday morning for Minneapolis
to spend a month visiting with rel.
atives and friends.
Ernest Schoonover, Mrs. Grace Hall
and son, Clarke. and Miss Tessie
Lamm visited Sunday at the L. L
Phillips home north OF WATERFOWL.
Elmer Rohb transacted business in
WATERFOWL Thursday.
NJ. Mathiesen retrned home Tues
day morning from Minneapolis where
he went to attend a celebration.
Wick Hubbard spent Tuesday al
Lake Kampeska fishing.
Miss Barker, Miss Riley and Miss
Wilson closed their schools Wednes
day and held a picnic in the grove
near the shooting grounds which was
very much enjoyed by the parents Al
well as the children
Mr.. and Mrs, White of Garden City
took dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Ernes
schoonoyer Wednesday. They vii
visit for several days All the home q
their daughter, Mrs. Roy Phillips.
Homer Brown. of Clark, spent Wed
nesday In Henry.
Mrs. Hall was In Watertosvn Wed
nasday afternoon having dental worl
done,
III. and Mrs. Wesley Hayworth LET
Monday for Waterfowl, where Mrs
Hayworth viii undergo an operation
for appendicitis.
Misses Eta Reineke and Hid
Madison ara agsiHting their grand
mother. Mira Reineka clean house tai
week.
Frark Peck hi Tuesday evesin|
ifo Rochester Mimi. til be within
wife during her operation.
MayDr an Wagner II Nyatel
town, werss d b Henry WedHesdAs
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-21

to have a dance in the near future un'
der the management of Mr.. SCHUYLER
and Mr.. Graen. These gentlemen we
are certain know their business, and
we can now predict a good time as
the boys always make it their duty to
do things up brown.
Mrs. Mike Lantgen and son, VIII
lie, were Watertown callers Satur-
day.
Chas. W~innerfeld, of Sparta, Wis,
Is visiting old friends at the burg
this week.
John NJ. Fischer was a business
caller at Watertown Saturday.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-21
DR.. Littig Writes
About Cancer Cure

Sioux City. Ia, May. 1S.-In his
paper prepared for the Iowa State
Medical society in convention here,
DR.. l.. W. Littig of Davenport discus
sed the three great popular problems
tuberculosis, the suppression OF SOC
iaI diseases and cancer-in his paper
on what the Public Should Know
About Cancer" he declared that the
tuberculosis problem may be said to.
be solved. The public knows that
fresh air, food, and the destruction Of
the tubercle bacilli that are contained
IN the sputtum will prevent tupercu-
losis, and that fresh air, food and rest
will cure tuberculosis. DR.. Littig con
tinued:
Just now the social evil and the
prevention OF social diseases are much
in the public press. Let this agita-
ton continue. The public should
know that the social diseases are
woefully common, that thousands of
young women are yearly led to the
altar, only later to be infected by
their husbands with a most frightful
disease, a disease that wrecks homes
and makes marriage q mockery Let
this agitation continue until the pub
lie demands a most rigid law to pro-
tect our sons and our daughters, a
law that will make it impossible to
share the honeymoon with adamagad
goods and that will likewise prevent
the occupation of the crib by the OFF
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-21

Earl Wishard and sister, Ellen,
were guests at the A a. Carnes home
Sunday evening last week.
VIM, 0strander Is treating his house
TO a new coat Of shingles.
A few are through planting corn,
some are ready to plant and the rest
are getting in a hurry for It is time
to get the corn in the ground. Seed.
ing is mostly finished in these parts
with the exception of a few pieces OF
barley and millet,
Mrs. Ed Selects is the happy pos
SCISSOR OF a bright yellow wheeled bug
gy. 2sA-e~~-
The Redpath-Vawter Chautauqua
System is one Of the best In the en-
tire country, and their programme at
WATERFOWL will undoubtedly be the
strongest put out by that company.
Emil Melin, Carl and Harvey Brow2-
Ell! were guests at the Bert Lewis
home Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. B. G,
Lewis and Mrs. Lemon also spent a
pleasant afternoon al the same place.
Mr., and Mrs. o. NJ. Edison were call
ers at the home of the writer recent
".
We notice that Qnintano and his
Italian band 10 the Watertown Chan
tapqua and the famous Ben Greet
players viii put on THE Comedy of
Errors, 10 furnish amusement during
the chautauqua, beginning June %.
Mr., and Mrs. Geo. Wellington spent
a pleasant day al the home of his
brother, Charles
Mrs. 0. NJ, Edison was a caller at
the Chas, Wellington home recently,
Mrs Iva Turner and little Luella
and Miss Edith Savage called at the
F. B. Rowley home near Nicholson
Lake Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs, J. Molln and daughter
aaG Master Theodore were pleasantly
entertained at the 0 N. Edison home
Sunday evening.
The Alpine Tyrolean Singers and
Yodlers viii put or ? program al the
Chautagqua in Watertown that will
De q surprise IN It's new and novel
features. Sam SchIidkret's Hungar.
ian orchestra ought 10 draw a crowd.
Plenty Of fun in WATERFOWL. II is
alaays.a live city but the Chautauqua
wiz be great
Tha dance at the YIN. Lewis home
was greatly enjoyed by all present.
Fred. Carl and Harry BrowIell, Ar
thur Alden, Oscar Smith and Claude
Tessier we're evening guests at the
John Moiln home Sunday.
f. 3. Rowiey was helping shingle
the Nm. ostrandes home the past
week.
The Ladies win NEE with Mrs. Ed
Wheelock Friday afternoon instead Of
Thursday as stated before. Don't for
get.
Mr.. Neliner and family CT Summit,
were visitors Al til, home OF Adolf
rentz for 4 few days the rast week
Miss martha accompanied item home
Iio stay q week or 80.
Ha a2EEfE#
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-21

a railway center, We ought to have
and roundly support a fine Chautau-
qua here every yea 1t ought to be
II of the biggest events of the year
and the most enjoyable. 1t is of
more value than moving pictures or
circns. A poorly attended Chautau-
qua here will be a slam On the place
shall ii not be supported?
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-21

a local disease, that it spreads in all
directions from a single point.
8. That cancer is durable If treat
ed early, and that the time favorable
for treatment is soon passed; with
out treatment it terminates in death.
4. That I'M of the breast be-
gins as a painless lump, that cancer
of the womb is manifested by irreg-
ular bleeding or discharge, cancer Of
the lip a little sore that refuses to
heal, cancer of the stomach by indi-
gestion, canoe of the lower bowel is
often mistaken for hemorrhoids, n
Ger of the bile passages is preceded
by gall stones. All these conditions
require prompt and careful investiga-
ton. As the public learns these facts
will the mortality from cancer grow
less?
Florence Forum: H. Wiersbeck, of
WATERFOWL, last week secured the con
tract for the construction of the road
across Dry lake directly south of
Florence, and we understand that he
will start on the work next week.
with the prospects Of a bumper crop
this year, it e to us that the road
will come in mighty handy to those
living south of town and save them a
long haul when they have to market
their grain this fail.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-21
GRACELAND

Mrs. Frank Swanson and children
spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Carl Swanson.
Mrs. Frank Conner was helping her
daughter, Mrs. Ashton Lappier, Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Dahl sundayed at
Fred Steele's.
The Young Peoples Bible Glass
meets Friday evening, May %. All
are invited to attend these meetings.
Miss Ella Vogt spent Sunday with
er friend, Lille Hanson.
Carl Loomis and family spent Sun
| cay afternoon at Garden City visiting
at the Al Bailey and Tyler homes.
O. S. B. Olson and George Henning-
son came up from Watertown Tues
day morning to look after business
interests.
Frank Swanson and family visited
at Albert Kittelson's Sunday.
A number of the Graceland people
attended the celebration at Wallace
last Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Olson and An.
lton Olson and wife autoed to Water
town Saturday to spend the day
shopping and visiting relatives and
friends.
Miss Ella Reiter is assisting Mrs
Carl LOOMS this week.
Maurice Conner spent Sunday with
home folks.
Mrs. Albert Scott and son and
Miss Agnes Elgie were shopping II
Watertown last Saturday.
Robert Flack spent Sunday at Tony
Weishard's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hanson We're Wis
irors at Hans Hanson's Sunday at
ternoon.
The Ladies Aid Society meets Will
Mrs. August Jaehn Friday afternoon
May %.
Anton Olson made a business tril
TO Garden City Tuesday afternoon.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-21
EDEN.

Ludwig Vike returned home from
York. Neb.. last week where he has
been attending school the past vim
ter.
Il, T. Hegna and a. T Faehn left
for Minneapolis the latter part OF last
week to attend the Norske centennial
celebration.
Mabel Thoe began a term Of par
ochial school in district No. 81 Mon.
day.
Mable Hegna. Inez Munson and
Nora Johnson spent Saturday and
sunday al home from school duties.
M. and Mrs. Elmer Ristvedt and
Mr., and AIRS. Gustav Eggen attended
the nth If May celebration at Web
ster Sunday.
Cora and Agnes Thoe returned TO
WATERFOWL Monday evening after sew
eral days visit at bone
MI. and Mrs. Peter Dragsten spent
Sunday with the latter,s brother, 7.
Fiksdal and family. north Of Webster.
Donf forget that Sam Schildkret's
Hungarian orchestra Will appear at
ina Matertown cshantauaua ii June.
Sopaiia anderson Inez Munson and
Melvin vIke went to Bradley last
Iweak u take the eighth grade exan'
inafions.
NM md Mrs.sPete Fofdaeer III
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-21
WANT ADS
ron SALE.

Eggs for Matching from Rhode Is
land Red hens bred for laying. Also
day-old chicks for sale. Phone 1910.
~. B. Kinds, 407 N. Maple 81. 42-49*
For Sale-Rhode Island Reds and
White Wyandotte cockerels; trios SIS
up; eggs s / UP. Mrs. g + Coch-
ran. s2s sra ST. S. 81 1850
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-21
9
FOR RENT.

For Rent-S0 acres tmostly all pas
turel with buildings 8 miles from
WATERFOWL VIM. EordelL ATT
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-21
To take the Leading Part in a Moving
Picture Play which will be produced
right here in Watertown

Experience in acting is not at all necessary and any
young lady is therefore eligible to play the part.
To determine who is the most popular young lady
we have decided to put it to a vote. "a coupon or a
voting slip will be given to each purchaser OF q ticket
to the
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-21

When the above question has been definitely ans
wered, the DAKOTA FILM co. (Which is owned and
controlled by the IDLE HOLR CIRCUIT OF THE
ATRES) will ask that young lady
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-21

According to Chicago dispatch to
the Detroit Free Press, the latest de
cree of fashion is that women shall
wear hoop skirts, capacious sleeves,
use fur for trimmings and carry bar
rel muffs. Later reports, however,
may reduce the amount of the horror.
All the news all the time-The Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-21
Al The MAJESTIC.

The Majestic will next week present
to its patrons what appears to be as
fine a series of feature photoplays as
has ever been thrown on the screen
in Rock Island. To begin with tonight
there will be a Frohman production o.
THE Scales of Justice" On Sunday
the All-Star Feature company will pre-
sent Upton Sinclair's remarkable eX-
posture of the so-called Chicago 'beei
barons" in The Jungle" work that
has attracted the entire worlds atten-
ton to conditions among the packing
house workers of Chicago. On Mon
day one the pleasantest plays of the
season will be shown when Cyril Scott
and the Frohman company appear in
THE Day of Days. n sprishty mod
ern romance by Louis Joseph Vance.
Mr.. Scott made himself solid with
Rock Islanders when he appeared here
recently in Seven Keys TO Baldpate.
John Barleycorn," the true story OF
Jack Londons own life as told by the
master writer in his own manner, Will
be shown Tuesday. a star company
of the Bosworth concern will interpret
the wonderfully striking siX-part sub
iect. On Wednesday, the beautifui
spectacle. THE Prince of India will
be shown. over three million have
read this book, and the photOplay Is
every bit as engrossing and wonderful
On Thursday, Thanksgiving day, Man
aeer Quinn has provided big treat.
II will be the New York Hippodroms
original company in America" their
biggest and most patriotic spectacle.
Patriotic societies everywhere have
boosted this as one of Uncle Sans
stellar entertainment projects. On
Saturday Daniel Frohman will present
William Courtleigh in Cyrus Townsend
Brady's stirring dramatic romance.
THE Better Man"