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

the war is over. Better get this n
now, and be on the safe side. Safety
first.
The WATERFOWL Business College
formally opened for the fall term last
Monday with a very satisfactory en-
rollment for the opening day--nearly
thirty.
Judge and Mrs. G.. G. Sherwood
have recently returned from an east
ern trip, during which they renewed
old-time acquaintance in New York
and elsewhere.
When DR.. Anna Howard Shaw is
announced to speak in our large cities
there is usually an overflow meeting.
Whether you are a suffragist or not,
you will be delighted to hear her.
Come early.
The football enthusiasts of the high
school are already forming the lines
for the fall campaign of outdoor
sports. The boys expect to put up a
snappy series OF games, with Max
Fisher as captain.
Rev. Anna Howard Shaw was the
first woman allowed to preach in that
wonderful ediice, the Gustavus Vara
church in Stockholm, Sweden. She
speaks in Waterfowl Monday even
ing, September Z.
In the game between WATERFOWL
and Revillo last Sunday at the outlet
park the home team won by the de-
| cisiye COR of Is to i. Juel and
Nelson were the electric combination
that operated the ball between pitch
er and catcher.
Miss Lillian Case came down from
EWatertown last Friday morning and
Remained until Sunday evening, visit
ing with her friend, Miss Dorothy
Curl. Miss Curl returned with her
and will visit in WATERFOWL for a
while.--Gary Inter State.
Claud Hinman, a we'll known North
western conductor, died at the hos
pital at Rochester last week, whittier
he had gone in the hope of restoring
his health. Fol many years his run
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had a large circle Of friends.
Arrangements have been perfected
for an observance of Labor day
(Monday, September y in this city
and vicinity. There will be a cele-
bration at the outlet at Lake Kan
peska, with an address by Hon. J. G.
Mcfarland, with a dance in the even.
ing AT SyyersOn'S hall.
SaW. D. Boyce of WATERFOWL says
the Brookings Register, has accept
ed the position OF head clerk in the
dry goods department of the Ellis
Hall department store. Mr.. Boycel
has for years been in charge of this
department Of Schaller's store at Wa
tertown. He knows the business from
"A to ~
We have two letter presses which
we will almost give away. Inquire of
Saturday News. $40
The Clear Lake Courier invites the
sneak. thief who robbed the fruit
trees in the editors front yard to re-
turn to get the two apples he missed
on one of the trees. The paper says
that IA. ]. Lockhart (brother Of r. s.
Lockhart of this city, also had the
fruit stolen from his residential
premises.
Miss d. Catherine Moore went to
Watertown Friday and from there to
Big Stone lake where she joined MI.
and Mrs. M. Langlie in an outing and
vacation from duties in the Times
office, returning this morning on the
Milwaukee passenger Reports a de
Hghtful time but the weather a little
cool.-Lake Preston Times.
The North American Cold Storage
company, in the line OF extending its
business has established a cream sta
ton at Bradley. Tie company will
also extend Its business over the
Milwaukee line IN both directions
from Bradley, shipping the cream to
WatertoWn.
Ed Short. who used to- live at Dex-
teri In the early day when there was
no railroad extending northwest from
Watertown, but who has been living
at Florence since the NJ. & st. Il.
pushed on to the north and west,
has removed to Watertown with his
family. He has leased 4 house on
South Naple atreet.
h. !. Fahnestock and !. W. Ferris
reached home Tnesday evening from
Sioux Falls whittier they vent to get
10 automobile which they left there
some time ( because OF the unsAt.
ffsfactory condition. 81 thoroAds. Ac-
lconpanying them Vas Miss Rhoda
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