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

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H. L. Hopkins, at beautiful Lake
Kampeska.
salesman-Capable speciality man
for South Dakota. Staple line On new
and exceptional terms. Vacancy
Sept. list. Attractive commission con
tract. $35 weekly for expenses. Miles
f. Bixler Co, 254-33 Carlin Bldg,
Cleveland, O.. 10*
Postmaster and Mrs. C. B. William
son spent Sunday at Aberdeen with
friends. They went over with their
| Cadillac, which has served them we'll
for several years and is still able to
keep pace with the steam vehicles
that run on iron rails.
Monogram four-did you ever try
it? Then you don't realize what you
have missed of the good things.
Miss Elizabeth Hoff, accompanied
by her sister, Miss Charlotte, and a
niece, departed Monday morning for
Boston. The girls will remain in the
eastern city to pursue studies In
music. Miss Elizabeth is expected to
return within a couple Of weeks.
The Waldo Reed home has been
enjoying a visit from Mr.. and Mrs.
c.. II. Manwaring and Mr.. and Mrs.
N. a. Peck Of st. James, MINI. The
guests returned to their home yester-
day, Miss Mildred Reed accompany
ing them,
Mrs. S. x. Way has been enjoying
a visit from her mother, Mrs. e. f.
Bacon, who, after spending a few
weeks here, returned last week to
her home at Grand Forks, N. D.
Geo. w. Case has sold his farm, sit
uated northwest Of Watertown, to
John Bach OF Sibley, Iowa. Tshe
tract is composed Of $50 acres, and
Mr.. Bach is preparing to remove
thither to have personal supervision
of its operation.
Mrs. Arthur Ainsworth and family
departed the last of last week for
Spirit Lake, Iowa, where they will SO.
journ for a few weeks before proceed
ing on to their home in Boston. Mr..
Ainsworth was expected to meet them
with an auto at Pipestone. and all
proceed together TO the lake.
Made from the best of wheat, in the
most modernized mill, after the latest
approved me~thods--such is Monogram
flour.
P. .. Foy and family have returned
from an extended auto trip through
portions of Minnesota. They had no
tire or engine trouble during the en-
tire journey, but they found the roads
quite bad in many places on the
.homeward trip. owing to recent rains.
Friends of w. "A. Schurmann, who
formerly resided at Wayerly, this
county, will be panied to learn of the
ACdtnH I'll LIE HIlGSGuu Cullu@ dI&Ll1llI
new home at Big Sandy, Mont. A
fire destroyed the Schurmann home,
taking the life of Mrs. Schurmann
and the baby.
Mrs. Geo. Mallett and daughter,
Marguerite, departed Monday for
their home at Huron after having
spent some time with Mrs. Mallett's
sister, Mrs. w. "A. North. They were
returning from an outing at Big Stone
lake.
Mrs. D. F. Jones and son, David,
departed last week for Baron, Wis,
where they expected to visit for a
week or SO, pending the arrival OF
Mr.. Jones, when they will all proceed
on to Detroit, Mich, to attend the
annual meeting of the National Phar.
maceutical Association, which con.
venes August a.
MI. j.. M. Mil, who for several
years has been residing at Woodburn,
Oregon, has returned to Codington
county and expects to locate in this
vicinity. He likes this country
much better than the coast region
Mr.. Mill will be remembered as the
former agent Of the Northwestern
line at Kranzburg.
"a heavy rain visited this section
of the state Monday night, extending
over a wide Some damaging
hail fell In the vicinity OF Kranzburg
and in some sections northeast OF
town. The wind was likewise rather
severe. About the only damage done
BY the hail was the shattering pf the
corn crop in certain localities.
We have two letter presses which
We will almost give avay. Inquire d
Saturday News. IN
IA demonBtrAtor with = Maxwell cal
from WatertOWn did = little demon
etrAting on the street "wednesday
evening that drew quite = crowd. The
car was started, set To rum In 4 circle
the dIiyer then abandoned the car Ia
fteelfs The . followed the circle
going either forward Or backward
lGary Inter State
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