Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-02-19

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~$512,42S, of which $199,920 belonged
to the general fund, $780, 73 to the
Irvine plant fund, and $55,021 to the
game fund. The treasurer has issued
a call for warrants up to No. 305o5 on
February IA, which will amount to
about $140,00Os
Eight hundred and six dollars and
us cents has accrued to the state
treasury from the sale of non-game
fish in the eastern part of the state,
where Game Warden Hedrick has al.
flowed the removal of such fish under
the supervision of the department, to
lclean out the lakes of non-game fish.
The fish have sold for one-fourth cent
Frank Soulak returned Tuesday
night from Manitowoc, Wis, where
he had gone the week before to at.
tend the funeral of a sister. Frank
says that things have changed a great
deal since he left there several years
ago. Farmers are going into dairyins
almost exclusively and are making
money from 40 and so acre farms.
Silos and good Holstein cattle have
brought about this change, he says
South Shore Republican.
Word was received by MI. and Mrs
Up. G. Johnson this week of the death
of Eli Orr at Frederick, Sask. The
deceased is we'll known in this com
munity, having lived here for several
years. He moved to Canada a few
years ago and settled on a farm neal
his brother, VIM. Orr, in the commun
ity where the Grunerud families are
located. He had been in poor health
for several years and his death was
Expected for some time. He died OF
February 4th.-South Shore Repubh
lean.
The boy who has the freedom Of the
streets after nightfall without business
or permission, is cultivating a very
dangerous habit. Any place where 9
boy has no business is a very dan
gerous place for him whether it is or
the street, in the store or elsewhere
A boy that is all right likes his home
friends, books or newspaper in pref
erence to the class found on the
streets. Business men of all kinds
Hook upon the boy loafer as a deae
beat of the future.-Hankinson News
Al. IA. Hill, q former pioneer resi-
dent of WATERFOWL, but now residing
at Rockford, III, writes to the editor
of the Saturday News renewing hi
Subscription says he is getting along
nicely and that the regular visits q
the Saturday News to his home is hike
receiving a letter from home, He If
also very much pleased to note the
splendid growth Of WATERFOWL.
Although the time limit has expir
ed for paying that Sc tax on autos
There are at least 100 owners Of cars
In the county who have not as yel
complied with the law. The state de
partment is insisting that the author
tiles proceed to collect the money
During the latter half of 1918 theirs
we're 424c registered In Clay coun
I4y but at the present time only 264
have paid the second assessment,
This is probably due to the fact tina,
a test case has been made Of the law
Land this will be argued before thef
supreme court. Vernliliion Plain Talk
1T is unlawful for any person With
in this state to sell or dispose Of any
cigarettes or the material for making
cigarettes. Any person under twenty
one years OF age who smokes Or uses
lcigarettes iii any manner u any high
way park. orr public place shall bt
arrested and prosecuted. Is alsk
crime fof any person q perInii