Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-11-05
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that in the delegation which recently
visited WATERFOWL from that city onlyl
three of the newspapers was repre-
scented, only OF the several banks,
while numerous other business voca-|
lions lei wholly u~nrepresented. The
delegation was good.sized, admits the
writer, but he c~haracterizes most Of
them as "joy riders But the Wa
tertown people appreciate their visit
nevertheless, and in the return visit
it is to be hoped that all the business
interests Of Watertown will be repre-.
scented.
Remember the Beaufort Hotel when
in Minneapolis. Large lobby, good
reception room for ladies. Many
rooms with private bath and phone.
ADV. 21-22.
Now is the time and g. q. Gray's
Studio Is the place to have those
Christmas photos taken. Adv. 21-22
John Fahnestock. H. =. FaInes-
took and Mrs. M. r.. Baskerville have.
presented to the local library a com
plete file Of Harper's Magazine from
the commencement of the publica-
ton. The volumes are bound and
make a very valuable addition to the
library matter. They were the prop
erty of the estate Of the late H. j..
Fahnestock, Sr. The magazine was
founded In 1850--sixty-four years ago
and Mr.. Fahnestock had taken 1T
continuously during this period up to
the time of his death, which occurred
about q year ago.
DIR. IA. NJ. Freeburg. Top floor of
Garnite block. Special attention To-
surgical cases Hours 3 to 5 D m.
Phones: Office. 2480; res. 2479. 16tf
Referring to a visit by q. Nv. Van
LEV, formerly of Waterfowl, to that
city, the Clark Pilot-Review says:
MIR. VanLiew is with the Northern
Pacific railroad company and has been
for several years. He is on an east
ern trip and will visit New York, Bos-
ton Washington and other eastern
cities. Mr.. VanIiew made his home
In Clark for several years during
which time he was with the Pilot
Review. His Clark friends will be
glad to- again have the pleasure Of
meeting him.
We have two letter presses which
we will almost give away. Inquire Of
Saturday News $40
Don't wait until the last minute 10
have those Christmas photos taken
you may be too late to secure delivery
in time for Christmas. All the new
mounts are in and today is none too
early to arrange for a sitting. g. G.
Gray's Studio. ADV. 21-22
Prof. A. G. Dillman arrived In the
city yesterday to join Mrs. Dillman
formerly Miss Bee BoHesteel), who
mother, Mrs. Cora Bonesteel. They
expect to leave for Washington, p.
iC. where they spend their winters,
Mr.. Diliman being connected with the
agricultural department, and having
for his field OF experimental work
IA large section west OF the river,
During the summers Mr.. and Mrs.
Dillman usually stay at Newell, In the
Black Hills region. where they have
property interests. Professor Dill
man, by the way, is a graduate of the
South Dakota agricultural college
whose alumni fll many places in the
federal department.
Dr.. F. H. Bntin, the osteopath.
Over G. c. Whistier's. Phones: Office
21s2; residence 1856. Waterfowl. $
b. ADV. 6tf
It's not a day too early TO have
those photographs taken for Christ.
mas. Arrange now for a sitting at
g. C. Gray's Studio. Adv. Pip
Harve SelIeck. while shooting ducks
On Chain Lakes, shot a hole through
the bottom Of the boat I'M in acciden-
tai discharge OF his shooting iron.
The durn boat began to leak water
lid faster than it would leak out. The
result was that Harve chased him
self To the shore without serious mis-
hap. The only absolutely safe way
to get ducks. as Harve Will eventually
learn, Id to sneak out and sprinkle
salt on their tails before attempting
to shoot them. BY this method the
attention Of the game ID distracted