Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-10-15

MTER7OWN s. IAN.
up from Watertown Monday where
Mr.. Mitchell had been over Sunday
and where the family have been dur
ing the summer. They went to the
home place in Merton townships
Clark Pilot-Review.
The first killing frost of the sea-
son-the first that made a general
raid on vegetation, although certain
vegetation had been killed in various
small sections-occurred Tuesday
night. The weather, however, is fine,
with the sun shining for all.
Good outside rooms with private
phone and bath $1.00 per day and up,
with private phonea nd running cold
and hot water 75c to $1.00 per day
at the Beaufort Hotel, Minneapolis.
Adv. 17-18
For Rent-Seven room house ct
corner 3rd avenue and 9Th street N E.
| Will rent part or all of house. 1919
There was born to Mr.. and Mrs. A.
L. Sherin, on Friday, October 8, a
son, weight 8 pounds. The mother
and child are at the Maternity hos
pital where they are getting along
nicely.
The Castlewood Republican reports
Bishop Frederick w. Keator of Wash
ington state as having recently paid
a visit to Hamlin county where, in
company with relatives, he has some
realty interests. t"The bishop" adds
the paper, has visited here frequent
ly during past years and his many
friends gladly welcome his return"
The Clark Courier reports Mayor ].
E. Plat as having started for Rich
mond, Virginia, where he attended
the national meeting of the bankers
association. Mr.. Plat is secretary
of the South Dakota Bankers Asso-
citation.
For Sale-117 acres IL miles
northeast of Yahota, $4,000 per acre.
Terms, $4,000 down, balance on time
at Z per cent. Cora w. Eichinger,
| Scio, Oregon. 1918
Strange that some one is not now
and then hurt by the runaways that
are seen on the street. One occurred
Tuesday, the horse passing up a
crowded street, but no one was in
iured, and no damage to speak of was
done.
A fire in the Geo. w. Case building,
occupied as a tailor shop, adjoining
the Granite block, brought out the
fire department this forenoon. The
department soon got the flames under
control, but more or less damage was
done by both fire and water.
Preparatory to moving to our new
location-the east Don of the Foley
block, on east Kemp avenue--we are
| Offering our entire stock of wall paper
at the following reductions; 15c pat
terms at 10c, zoe patterns at 15c, Csc
patterns at zoe, with corresponding
reductions on other patterns. Paints
and varnishes also offered at greatly
reduced prices. L. Ladou. ADV ISIS
The Clear Lake Courier speaks ii
q very kindly way Of Miss Flora Spic
er, who was formerly a teacher in the
Clear Lake schools. The paper re
fers to her efforts to capture the Sat
urday News automobile and expires
SEES the hope that she will win.
Mrs. II. M. Springer ii reported b,
the Clark P~ilot-Review as having ar
rived from Vermont for q visit a
the home of Judge and Mrs. G. g
Sherwood and with other Clarl
friends. Mrs. Springer is pleasant,
remembered by d large number q
friends in WATERFOWL where she ant
her family resided while Mr., Spring
er was the presiding elder Of TIL,
WatertoWn district OF Methods
churches.
Another evidence OF the value
Y Of the Saturday News az an adj
vertisina medium lis at hand. "a
s*threeAine local resulted Ia SELF
ing Judge Myers automobile the
day following the appearances of
the paper. The Saturday News
goes into 1000 homes hi Cod
\ inaton county TO say nothing OF
the homes II goes into outside Of
the county.