Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-09-24
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tons or aSphaltum, connected Win the
C. H. Atkinson Paving companys mix
er, the n whose picture was shown
in last weeks edition in these col
umns, gave way early Tuesday morn
ing, precipitating the contents to the
ground. where they proceeded to
spread themselves out in true work.
manlike fashion. Aside from several
hundred dollars loss in the material,
no damage of consequence was done
beyond the delaying Of matters for a
short time the followtug morning.
Miss Maud Il. Jones OF this city
and Mr.. Clinton "a. Erickson of Aber-
deem we're united in marriage Tues
day. The ceremony took place in the
presence of only the relatives OF the
contracting parties, The Young PEG,
pie left on the Northwestern train
for the west, intending, after a brief
trip, to make their home at Aberdeen,
The bride is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. p. Jones, and the large circle
of friends OF the Family and of the
contracting parties unite in extend
ing best wishes for q long, happy and
prosperous life for Mr.. and Mrs.
Erickson.
For Rent-Farm in central Mime
sofa; $50 acres, 60 acres pasture. bal
ance plow land, good for rye barley,
potatoes corn, etc. 3 miles from town,
/ mile from creamery. Rent. So per
acre. Write Box Az. WaIertown, s
d. IS
Miss Bena Olson. daushier OF O. s
0. Olson. was the recipieut OF u par
Gel shower last Friday evening, pre-
cipitRted by about fifteen 10 twenty
of her girl friends. The peculiar
feature attending tn formal presen-
was the source OF mach amUss~
ment. The parcels were wheeled
into the room in a. baby carriage TO
the bride-elect, who personally opened
each package and#who found within
each some timely advice to the bride,
The reading aloud of these various
suggestions created mach laughter
The shower Terminated with dainty
refreshments and general express
sion of best wishes fer The future
happiness and prosperity d the bride
DIR, F, H. Butin, the osteapath,
Over c. c. Whtstler's. Phones. once
2132; residence afs6. WATERFOWL. S
y. Adv. ST.
Peter Androus, owner Of the candy
factory and OF me retail establish
ment in connection Herewith, will
remoye to the Pease-W illiams block.
where the ST Louis furniture stock is
now located, as soaa as the remodel
ing is completed, air. Androns COM
menced business IN this city in a very
small way. Gradually lie has extend,
ed his scope of wholesale business,
his retail department keeping pace
With it, until more room is demanded
than he al conveniently secure in
his present location, hence his remoy-
al in the near futnre to more COM
modious quarters where he viii be.
able to make more Of a display in
both his wholesale and his retail de-
~partments.
Deputy Game Warden Pete Schoen
berger arrested f. f. Lee the other
day, charging him, among other
things, with having used indecent Ian
guage TO the game warden WHO de-
manded to see his hunting license,
and also with attempting TO hinder
the game warden in the discharge Of
his duties. 1t appears that Lee and
certain companions had brought in.
forty odd prairie chickens and when
the game warden called On them to
show their license Lee became abus-
i've, according to the charge of Mr..
Schoenberger. and sought to inter
fere with the game warden's duties.
He is o out on bail. the trial having
been set for October z before a jury
in municipal court before Judge /. H.
Myers.
Edmond Lee, son OF Herman Lee.
quite seriously Injured as a result
which he was riding and a team. The
accident took place on the road to
the outlet, west of the grove. The
young man, although severely shaken.
up, sustained no broken bones and it
is thought he will o One
OF the horses had a leg broken and
later IA shot. Accounts concerning
the OF the collision differ, but
young Lee contends that all the lights
were turned on TO their full power
and that the party driving the ear
had turned out of the roadway in
order to let the team pass, but that
for some reason the horses seem TO
have not only stuck TO the road, but
to have actually come yer on the
side on which the car had turned out.
Another story is to The effect that
the boys were driving without lights.
On account of my injury. 1 shall
me unable to collect subscriptions for
the Saturday News automobile CON
test for some time, and | will be
doubly thankful IL any n will give
me the votes on his subscription by
leaving same at Albert Spicer's pho
tograph gallery, where they Will give
you receipt.
Flora A Spicer.
JUSTICE in TAXATION.