Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-02
word can BE- depended upon.

word can b aeDsnded upon.
For sale-sA span OF mules, gentle;
broken. good workers, three and four
~yearssoldss These mules must be sold
at once as have no use for them,
and no way#to take care Of them.
$4,000 cash. Mary * Anderson.
southwest OF Lake Pelican. 3-6I
Mr.. and Mrs. "a. IL Bartzen depart
ed this morning for points In indiana
and elsewhere on a two weeks vaca-
ton. During their absence n. w.
Vaux will take Mr.. Bartzen's place In
the passenger department Of the
Northwestern railroad station.
The relief committee reports that.
all parties who suffered the loss Of
their respective houses as a result Of,
the late storm have been provided
with temporary quarters, pending the
reconstruction Of the demolished res.
idences.
o.. The Willow Lakes twirler was too
much for the home batters, as they
didn't get on to his curves fgurs
atiyely speaking, att east, until it was
too late to recuperate. The Water
town team will play at Gary July Z
and S
The Misses Hoge have been guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Dawson this week. The young ladies'
three of them1 are enroute to their
home In the east, having been spend
ing some time at Redfeld and other
points,
The Fourth Regiment band is under
orders to go into camp at Sparta,
| Wis, with the South Dakota National
tGuard which will begin an encamp-
ment there on July s. Among those
accompanying the band will be Cap
tain M. "a. Hickman, Captain J. e.
southwiek and Robert Silverstein.
G. r.. Goss and family have removed
ito Montana (Stevenville), where they
expect to- reside in the future. Mr..
lGoss has been a resident of the city
SO long as to be recognized as one
of the landmarks, and his friends re-
greet to have him leave. They wish
him all kinds of prosperity In his new
home. AZ
q. HI. Rausch, of Willmar, Mimi.
who visited the city one day last week
dropped in to pay his respects to the
business department Of this paper
and incidentally to renew his sub
scription. Got to have your great
weekly newspaper and family regulat-
Ior,p he said, as he handed over q
Icheck. s5s 80 stass
The Moose-not the bull moose.
nor the bull moosers-inVaded Water
Itown last Sunday in large numbers,
coming from Aberdeen in a special
and enjoying the cool breezes Of Lake
Kampeska for the greater part OF the
day. This fraternal order is said to-
be fast Increasing in membership
Throughout the state and elsewhere.
The occasion OF the Waterfowl visit
was a very pleasant one for all con-
Icerned.
The proposition to bond the city
for $4,000 for sewer purposes, the
plans involving either 8 outlet
or an extension of the present outlet,
was overwhelmingly defeated at the
election yesterday, the vote being al
most two to one against it. The con-
census Of sentiment appeared TO be
that the sum was greater than the
exigeneies Of the cas- warrant. So
far as expression was made, there
seemed to prevail a disposition to
curtail expenses so far as possible,
excepting in emergent intances,
H Z. Hopkins droyeshis big Cadil
az cdT over Ioiu Slaih 0asuh oGs
evening and spent Sunday ii the city
and al the lake, the guest Of his sis
tiers, Mrs. b. III. Pope and Mrs. Emery
Wheelock. Mr.. Hopkins. by the way,
accompanied by Mrs. Pope, expects
Ito leave some time next week for the
twin cities via the automobile route,
for a few days OF pleasure and bust
ness. Mr.. Hopkins hopes to find
thine during the Journey to stop at
one Of Wisconsin's fine trout streams
for little spell Of sport with the
specified beauties.
Mrs. r. j. Cory is enjoying q visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Y. J. Towers. Of
ST. Thomas, Ontario, who will remain
for about two weeks. Mrs. Towers is
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