Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-09
Local Happenings

RADIO to be gone at least two or three
weeks.
Don Allen is driving a splendid new
Fore town car. 1t is a se~yen-passen
ger car, and a beauty.
| Miss Grace Franklin has accepted
a position as stnographer in he law
Offices of Mcfarland & Johnson.
Doane Wood our always reliable
linotype operator, has been under the
weather for a few days.
Mrs. Claude %Broughton and little
girl arrived in the city Saturday
evening for a short visit with hel
brother and family.
Watertown Potato Co. for Garden
Seeds in bulk ond in package. Seeds
of highest test, and price to compete
with the cheapest. Call at warehouse
on North Maple Street. 41-43
The L. W. Cooke Music House has
a e advertisement in this issue.
Read it. They mean just what they
say.
The Foy Grocery Co. has a brand
new Overland delivery car, and in
consequence. Of course, can make
quick deliveries now.
Mr., w. T. Hardie, now residing at
Evanston, Ill, was in the city this
week. Mr.. Hardie was formerly a
resident of Watertcwp
The commercial club, as an organ,
%ization, mustn't a veal any more,
but as individuals, they will be al
lowed occasionally to kill the fatted
calf"
Farmers. 1t will pay you to call
and e what we have to offer in Field
and Garden Seeds. Try a few lbs.
of Sweet Glover this season. Water
Potato Co, North Maple Street.
Advertisement. 43-44
Did you notice in the official returns
that Governor Byrne got only twenty
three more votes than Crawford?
This doesn't indicate that the COVER
nor was so tremendously, ALFRED
popular.
Messrs. Gus and Alfred Anderson,
of Cambrose, Alberta, who came here
to attend the funeral Of Mrs. Lee
Grinols returned home Saturday.
They were Mrs. Grinols' father and
brother, respectively.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clegg are now
On the farm nea Henry putting in the
crop. Mr.. Clegg sold his farm
last year, but on account of the pur-
chaser not meeting the payments, was
to take it back.
Immaculate Conception school clos
ed Tuesday for a weeks Easter va
On Easter Monday the school
viii hold a public exhibition of the
done during the year, which
everybody is cordially invited to in
spect.
When in Minneapolis stop at the
Beaufort Hotel near the Wholesale
md retail districts, theatre and rail-.
way stations. Street car to any part
Of the city pass our door. 42-43
Mr.. H. l.. Hopkins, who has been
spending the winter in Florida, Cuba
and other southern points, has re-
turned to South Dakota, and vas in
several days last week
visiting friends. He took in the Pan
canal during his absence.
The Saturday News last week an
nounced that Mr.. Abe Rukstad, Of
Florence, had died recently. We find
this was an error and that it wasE
Nh, Hans Rukstad who died This
vas an unfortunate error and we are
indeed sorry that it occurred.
When thinking of making garden.
remember that Waterfowl Potato Co.
Ras the best SEEDS that money CAM
buy, and prices are right, at ware
house, North Maple street. ADV. 43-f4
Mrs. Mary IL Pierce, of Coronado,
Cal, in sending her subscription rel
rlswal to the. Saturday News says
I'VE enjoy the paper very much. "a
Is like getting letters from home
Kind words like these cheer the edit
9f's heart,
Mr.. John Mitchell, who is very low
with tuberculosis, has heen removed
to his farm south OF the city at his
own request. 1t is thcaight that Mr.
Mitchell cannot survive long, which
VIII be sad news TO his many friends
here.
salesman-For general mercantile
trade In South Dakota, to sell a new
proposition OF merit. Vacancy now.
Attractive commission contract. $35
weekly for expenses. Miles f. Blk
Ter Co, Wholesale jewelers., 254-1s.
sGarlin Bldg. Clevland. Ohio. 439
AIR. Peter Schoenberger, deputy
state game walden. informs us that the
laws Of this state prohibit the use or
running of either pointer or setter
dogs in fields 81 upon lands frequent
ed By or In which game birds may be
fnund during the months OF April,