Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-11-12

excellent and all enjoyed it immense
ly.-South Shore Republican.
For ~Sale--FIard coal heater. $40.
1926 list ave s.. w. 21-22*
Rob Shanks came down from Wa
tertown this morning and spent the
day visiting at the home of his son,
H. r. Shanks and with his many
friends in this place. his former home
from the time the country was settled
until moving to Watertown about a
month ago where the family are locat-
ed in their new home.-CastleWood
Republican.
Amund Holmberg was down from
Watertown this week. He is think
ing of moving back on his farm as
his renter, Mr.. Norwich, feels unable
to continue working the place on &C
count of the illness of his Wife
Amund says he can still do farming
If necessary and that he probably will
return to the farm in Brandt under
the circumstances.-Clear Lake Adyc.
cate.
The Standard Oil company have
put on a big gasoline truck for the
delivery of oil out OF the Watertown
station. The truck made its first
visit to South Shore Monday of this
week and was an object of much in
terest to u t~ownspeople. 1t is
driven by a f~our-cylinder, 4Nhorse
power engine and can get over the
road at a fair speed when not heavily
InaIaI - South gCl~r, Pam hJinan
"A Romance in C~oonville,' which
was put on the stage on Monday and
Tuesday evening of this week at the
Metropolitan, under the auspices Of
st. Margaret's Guild of Trinity Epis.
copal church, drew a large audience
each evening. The performance gave
the very best of satisfaction through.
out, 1t was we'll staged, we'll acted,
and bubbled over with mirth and
l%aughable situations.
Mayor H. A. Wagner, while out
hunting last week, in company with
Judge Countryman and other friends,
sustained a fracture OF the bones OF
one limb just above the ankle. His
honor vas walking into the tent of
the hunting lodge when II of the
board steps gave way, throwing the
mayor to the ground and injuring
his leg.
In a runaway miXup the other day,
]. C. Bauer of Cactus sustained some
severe injuries, having been thrown
from his carriage. The horse be-
came frightened at a motorcycle and
became unmanageable. However, the
injuries are not as severe as they
| might have been, and after a few
| days it is expected that Mr.. Bauer
will be restored to his usual condi
ton.
Mr.. JAG Bryniidsen, for many years
past the publisher of the Candy
(Minn.) News, was in the city the fore
part of the week, attending to bust
ness matters and looking over the
town. Mr.. Brynildsen has been put
ting out a very enterprising news
paper, neatly printed and well edited
This Office acknowledges a fraterna
call.
Remember the Beaufort Hotel wher
in Minneapolis. Large lobby, goot
reception room for ladies. Many
rooms with private bath and phone
Adv. 21-2s
At the MONDAY meeting of the
/ Commercial club Monday a committe'
was appointed to consider a plan TO
getting the line of railroad from Web
len, in Roberts county, to this city
~ ~ leo CT fn M wit
the extension of the South Dakot;
Central where it cross the Milwaukee
line. This committee consists of c
M. Lyon, j. w. D~ougherty, G. w
Case and L. N. Schulner, to who's
membership will be added about
dozen of the business and professions
men.
A Phoenix Policy gives the fulles
measure of known Service" to NEE
the unknown needs of the future
"See Ferguson about 4" Adv. 22-2
Mrs. John S. Johnson, wife Of til
county a~uditor-elect, was seYere1
scalded a few days since when sh
was carrying a pail of hot water. I
some manner she fell, or partly fei
in such a way as to spill the waite
over one side of her body. She wa
injured from about the waist down t
her ankle on that side, but surgics
aid was Immediately summoned an
her wound dressed. While she Il
able to be about the house again,
will be some time before she IS con
z pletely restored to her usual physics
health.
Now is the time and G. G. Gray
Studio Is the place to have thos
\ Christmas photos taken. Adv. 21-s
!. The Bookings people speak in th
highest terms of the hospitality q
tended by the Watertown booster
and they are anxious for q visit fro
! them that they may return the fayo
This Is promised on Hobo Day and
will be up to Brookings to do Il
: fnest. The Brookings party was mus
impressed with the enterprise al
) hustle OF WATERFOWL and with ii
splendid growth it has made IN I'll
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