Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-03-26
Local Happenings

The Headley-Bannister automobile
agency has just received another car
load of Fords.
The little snow that fell last night
was merely a sort of teezer-maybe
the o~ld-fashioned way of spelling it
would be teaser.
Messrs. A. o.. Arneson, A. NJ. An
derson and e. B. German, of Hayti,
were Watertown visitory today and
made a pleasant call on the Saturday
News.
Mr.. f. J. Cory returned the latter
part of last week from Pierre where
he has been spending the winter. He
expects to leave some time next week
for Colorado where he will attend to
business matters for a few weeks.
For Field Seeds, Garden Seeds,
| Seed Potatoes, and all kinds Of Poul-
try Supplies, Lice Killer, Hog and
Stock Remedies, call on Watertown.
Potato Co, at warehouse On North
Mamie Street, 41-43
Rober Schulz, who won the nomi-
nation for county commissioner in the
Kranzburg-Sheridan district, has been
, appointed a member of the county
board to succeed John A. Ries, re-
Gently resigned.
Fine large outside ro>.-1 with run
ming cold and hot water 75c to $1.O0
per day. With phone and private
bath 800 to $1.50 per day. Beaufort
Hotel, Minneapolis. Adv. 4O-41
A. C. Gilruth has disposed Of the
Foto Pla theater TO Leo Hirsch, OF
Albert Lea, Mimi. Mr.. Hirsch has al
ready taken possession. HI house
remains closed the balance of this
week, but will be %reOpened next Mon
day night. The new proprietor will
make WATERFOWL his future home.
Only a few more days that you can
pay tax by installments. Do it now.
One per cent will be added April LIST
and full tax will have to be paid. Come
now, and bring description of prop
erty on which you wish to pay and
a v time. Fl. A. Hildebrandt, Coun-
nv Treasurer, ADV. 40-41
Charles Miller, the champion mid
dleweight wrestler of the state, has
perfected arrangements for removing
to WATERFOWL to make this his future
| home. He expects to establish a gym
nasium here for the purpose OF teach
ing physical culture. Mr.. Miller left
| Wednesday night for Iowa where he
| has a match with one of the HaWkeye
wrestlers. Mr.. Miller challenges the
whole world at 15S pounds.
About everybody connected with the
|news and editorial departments of
this paper. has been on a serious
strike" for the past week, hence the
dearth of matter. 1t is thought that
possibly within the next two or three
weeks the force may recuperate, IN
which event the usual amount of news
and other features will creep back in
to the papers columns
Mrs, Fl. l.. Loucks received a de-
lightful surprise on Monday the 5 T
instant, the anniversary of her birth.
one of the children invited her out
to supper and when She returned
home IN the early part OF the evening
she found the house fHll of invited
guests. They had a delightful time
and at the end presented Mrs. l.oucks
with a beautiful percolating coffee
pot.
H. L, Hopkins, who has been SO
iourning in southern cIimes for the
past several months returned te
South Dakota this morning, coming
direct from Miami, Florida. Mr.. Ho1
kins has visited Cuba, Santiago, the
Panama canal and various othel
points OF interest since he left Wa
'Itersawn early in the winter. Hi
health has very materially improved
his numerous friends WI pc slas
to learn.
This part Of the state has lacket
the heavy q that have character
lied the winter along the Missour
river and west thereof. All the farm
ers and ranchmen west OF the rive
! are rejoicing over the great fall 0
moisture within the past two or tire
weeks. Inasmuch rs the frost wa
pretty well out of the ground, tn
4 greater part OF the snow that fe
s was absorbed by the soil as It melted
It is reported that In the Rosebu
i country there was about 4 foot {
/, snowfall.
SHAMELESS MEN.
Dainty mid full Of %
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