Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-09-03

away iipil JliS Dig small grain buSI
ness the better we are off Fred NJ.
Brown.
This European mess Is not war.
but wholesale %bulchery. | think
wheat will not materially decline: 1t
may yet go much higher. but it will
not go much lower."-Cleveland Fnl-
vey.
the man with a small acreage.'-Fred
Frentz.
~ have tasted battle by actual eS-
perience. / know what war is. This
war is awful. ! wish ! had some way
of stopping tt. D. wheelock,
If the war extends to Paris and
the Germans get and scalp Jack
Johnson we will admit il is not al
together in vain and devoid of some
blessings.
The sturdy Teuton seems to be
steadily forging ahead in spite Of it
all and we have ceased TO wonder al
this since friend, ". Broderman,
related q tale of a ma in Germany
who was able 10 swing a grow bull
around his head twice and then threw
him into the middle OF a river. John
Bull. watch out or you will get twist
ed up and thrown into q river.
And have you forgotten the once
notorious Huerta of Old Mexico?
Well. the last we knew of him he
was enroute TO Spain
One Of the Important pieces Of news
OF the past week and which came
news OF the death at Gilroy. Cal, OF
Mrs, Jane Carpenter of that place.
Mrs. Carpenter formerly resided with
Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. Jacobs near KAN
Deska, on the west bank of our lake
by that name on the farm now owned
by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred NJ. Brown,
Mrs. Carpenter was the mother of
Mrs. Jscobs. We knew her several
years while she lived here and TO
know her was but te love and revere
her. She was one Of the finest char
acters we have ever me One COM
ing in contact with her and being sus-
ceTfibie at al to the fGe and noble
in hurlsa nature could hardly doubt
the worth OF genuine Christianity as
expressed in the life and character
OF this ~queanly lady.
Mrs. Fred Sasse was a passenger
on the enst bound train Thursday !
morning,
Mr. And Mrs. Emery Wheelock
called at the Store home Thursday
nss-nlnss Ms Wheeloek took the
west bound train on business
Mir. and Mrs. Waldron, who have
made their home IN onr burg the past
veal, Inored 10 WATERFOWL last week. !
Kr- Waidron ha been the manager
Of the Farmers Elevator company at
This place durIng that time. We I'M
dsTsfalad pc viii travel this rear for
2 gra5n nrrh
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their way back ia she c;fv Etonped far
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can scarcely sink IN Bifter Medicine
Lake Il rot nv raont fu,I.,' said
Mrs. Eastwood aand I really believe
i should nave drowned had moi Hoe
cane 10 the rescue.
Mr. and Mrs Zee Traev snent SIN.
dax with friends n Waterfront
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