Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-09-17

WTEPTOW S. Dan.
the removal of his ~tonsils, and as
result he has been laid up" this
week, but expects to be on deck agar
next week, better than ever.
Mrs. Petit is now making her first
! showing In the latest fall fashions in
women's wearing apparel. She is
telling the Saturday News subscrib.
ers about it in the advertising col
umns. ~
Geo. H. Marquis, Lawyer. (Ex-Judge
circuit court.) Heegaard block 9tl
MI. Thos. H. Davis is telling the
readers of this paper how and where
they may obtain a supply of house,
hold remedies at reduced prices. He
has a large stock to dispose Of and is
making attractive offerings.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con.
gregational church has closed a con.
tract for a lyceum course during the
coming winter. The opening num-
Der will be presented October 8, with
Palmer's Quintette.
For Sale-One mare, bright bay,
weight about 1850; n gelding, black,
weight about 1900. Both young.
Look them v e at McLaughlin's barn
Then e us. Inter State Land Co.,
Heegaard block. IA
G. e. Pope was down from Water
fnmn Mnn1nu 1Nnlyinn oF@or 1,,a,.a .n
matters. He returned in the even
ing, accompanied by his daughter,
Miss Nellie Pope, who will make her
home there in the frture.-Estelline
Tribune.
Coles Hot Blast Heaters make a
big reduction in your coal bill--see
their advertisement and guarantee.
DR.. and Mrs. Glen Yeamans and
two sons of Waterfowl, spent a few
hours in Clark Sunday at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. L.
Yeamans. They came in their car
and We're accompanied by Miss Ethel
Herbison.-Clark Pilot-Review.
Mrs. John Hill, OF Washington state,
Is In the city, a guest at the home of
her cousin, Mr.. Alex Dawson. Mrs.
Hill and Mr.. Dawson had not met for
a quarter of a century and of course,
were very much pleased to be able
to renew their childhood acquaint-
ance.
A part of the city administration,
that represented in the city clerkship
and the chief of police department,
is attending the state fair at Huron
this week. City Clerk Lane and Chief
OF Police Jones went down yesterday
on the Great Northern, having aban-
doned the idea Of going with an auto.
We have two letter presses which
we will almost give away. Inquire of
Saturday News. $40
The Atkinson Paving company is
now engaged in laying the top coat
in the street paving contract. 1t is
expected that the asphaltum will be
laid by the end of next week, when
the big machine and the crew VII
return To Sioux Falls to finish a large
paving contract in that city.
Mr.. Il. 4. Wix, formerly q resident
of Parker, in this state, has pur-
chased the drug store and business
Of the WATERFOWL Drug company, for
merly known as the Ronning store.
II is understood that as soon ais the
Security National bank gets into its
new quarters the drug stock will be
moved into3the present bank room In
the Granite block.
Mr.. Fred Mag, of Florence, one
OF the valued subscribers to this pa;
per, came in Monday to renew fol-
another year. Il think. he said, az
ter glancing over the list of contest.
ants for the Buick, you may have
my votes counted for Miss Louise
Wensing. OF Watertown, the daugh.
ter Of my old-time friend"
Potato Diggers for sale-The Far
uuhar line Of two. three and foul
horse elevator diggers at So 10 $3.50
Call and see them, Geo. w. Dixon
sCottage Place Watertown. Phonl
81. 11-14'
Mr. George Schwartz, one sof Red
fields enterprising young men, hal
succeeded DR.. Earl Addison an TIL
manager of the Blain Auto company
local business in this city, Dr. Addi