Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-08-13

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- 1fKEzER or VclAMI
MTER70MM s. lAK.
as the date for the first pure-bred
stock sale by the Codington County
Improved Livestock association, re.
Gently organized in this city.
Geo. Bisel was quite a heavy loser
at Watertown where he went to at
tend the Ringing show. He was re-
lieved of his pocket book which con
tanned about $75.-Clark Pilot-ReYiew.
Miss Ethel McCauley Of WATERFOWL,
who has been here for the past week
visiting her parents and with friends,
returned to Watertown Monday morn
ing.-Clark Courier.
Mrs. G. L. Brown and daughter,
Winnifred, and nieces, Florence and
Elizabeth, came up from Brookings
last week for a visit with Mrs.
Browns parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il.
Loucks. and other WATERFOWL friends.
Mrs. G.. G. W~allingford, Of strang,
Neb., is in the city visiting her sister,
Mrs. John Petit. Mrs. Wallingford
was formerly Miss Larson, and con
Quoted a millinery store in Sioux
Falls.
Provisions along many lines have
already felt the effect of the turmoil
in Europe. -Four, it is said, went up
ten cents a sack last week, and sew
eral other necessities likewise evinced
an upward tendency.
Thomas Norton and family visited
Clark friends Sunday, as reported by
the Courier of that city. Mr.. Norton
returned home on the evening train,
but Mrs. Norton and children remain
ed over for a longer visit.
Architect NJ. a.. Hickman has re
Gently completed plans for the re
modelling sof the. Hentges clothing
store. The new arrangements will at
ford better opportunities for display
and will make the entire store a more
I attractive establishment to the eye.
Workmen spent all day Sunday and
well into the night in putting some
new fues in the boiler OF the concrete
mixing machine used by the Atkinson
Paving company in its street work
The old fiues had sprung a leak and
had been causing some trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. IA. G. Jesup, OF the
Suit Shop, departed yesterday fol
New York and other eastern points
for the purpose of combining business
with pleasure. While away they viii
purchase a stock for the WatertoWi
establishment.
G. p. Ostroot was down from Wa
tertown several days last week as
sisting in the work of closing up the
years business OF the Lake PretoI
Milling Co, for whom he has been the
travelling salesman the past year
Lake Preston Times.
The district convention Of the NJ. e
church was held at Watertown Thurs
day and among the business transact
Fed was the purchasing of forty acres
of land rear the Thomas grove, Lake
Kampeska, to hold picnics and meet
ings.-Clark Courier.
Dr.. r. 81. Butin, tho osteopAti
lover C. G. Whist1er's. Phones: ofic,
z122; resideacs 1886. Watertown, S
I'D. Adv. 6tf
John Simcox, sentenced from Cod
ington county about three years age
after having plead guilty to grand lar
ceny ~(stealing hides from the Whist
Ter slaughter housel, has been recon
mended for pardon by the state boart
tot pardons. Since his confinement ii
the p%enitentiary his conduct is sale
Ito have been exemplary.
Mrs. M. "A. Hickman and children
have returned from a two months
sojourn in Indiana, whittier Mrs
Hickman was summoned on accouni
OF the sickness of member OF hel
/ parents family. Following the re
recovery OF the afflicted one, Mrs
HICKMAN remained for q sisit at hei
old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. ,. Lewis, accom-,
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Il. J. Bates
fdroFe their auto to WATERFOWL Satur
fday morning on q business trip and
to take in the Ringing circus. The
sights OF Lake Kampeska ere taken
Tin Sunday forenoon and the return
Il trip made In the afternoon BY way o.
Lake Poinsett.-Lake Preston Times
The city OF Watertown d surs be
looming citi1ed. They have inaugu
trated . r0gues' gallery and have III
reAdy begun taking pictures Of the
Hiidsand Wooley al they capture them
ana Iine them up before the police
Judge. When the number Of culpritf