Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-03

quire Of Richard Schulz, Moose Jaw,
Sask., Can. Adv. 49-4
Miss Clara R. Knutson, the secre-
ta~ry-treasurer Of the G. w. Hart Farm
Mortgage company, is visiting friends
at various points, including Luverne,
MIMI, and Garretson, S. D. Next
week she expects to join Mrs. Hart
in the twin cities and together they
will journey to the western coast
where they expect to spend a couple
Of months. Robert Hart, who has
been attending college, will join his
mother and Miss Knutson at San
Francisco.
Paul B. F. Born, formerly connect
ed with the Hanten Machine Co, has
established a vulcanizing station on
Second street N. E., opposite the
Blain Auto Co.'S business office. Mr..
Born will devote his attention exclus-
lively to the repairing Of tires, putting
in a modern equipment for the pur-
pose. Mr.. Born expects to have ev-
prything in readiness for opening his
establishment about June 10. Mr..
Born'S reputation is an assurance
that his work will be up to date in
every respect.
Geo. H. Marquis, Lawyer. (Ex-Judge
circuit %court.) Heegaard block 9tf
Ed. Sherin, who has represented
the Farmers Elevator company at
Thomas for some years past, has re-
Gently formed a partnership with
Tbnpnac hopotb aud hn will NO in
charge of the McBath & Sherin in
will handle grains and fuel of all
kinds. Both gentlemen have had long
experience in the business and thor
oughly understand the needs of the
community. 1t goes without saying
that they will make a success of their
joint undertaking.
a note from Colonel Geo. \. Dodds,
formerly of this city, now of South
Pasadena. Calf, concludes as fol-
lows: 1--WE are having the finest
kind of California weather-eXtra-
supersuper-supcrtine-it cant be
beaten this side of Paradise" Col
Onel Dodds always remembers the
News and always remembers to keep
his subscription paid up a year in
advance so that his conscience won't
trouble him when reading about the
numerous old-time friends OF himself
and Mrs. Dodds still residing in Wa
tertown and vicinity.
BABY CHICKS AND EGGS.
from hatchings from my Heavy Lay
ing Strain Of Pure Bred Plymouth
Rocks; also India Runner Duck Eggs.
Book your orders early. City orders
delivered. Phone I'LL. A. G. Young
quist. 39tf
Local mail carriers and those in
adjacent territory held their annual
meeting in this city on Monday. The
nonresident carriers and their fam,
lilies were the guests Of the local car.
riers. A dinner was served in Odd
Fellows hall. Mr.. C. B. Williamson
the retiring postmaster, on behalf OF
the carriers. was presented with a
ring, Rev. F. F. Lewis making the
presentation speech. Postmaster J.
W. Martin and Mr.. Williamson each
made short addresses. The state
meeting of rural carriers will be held
at Redfeld in July.
The Fourth Regiment band render
ed its first open air concer of the
season Monday evening in the court
house park. There had been other
efforts in the line Of an opening pro-
gram, and the band even ventured
out one evening for a brief period,
but the i~nclemency Of the weather
prevented more than a nominal at
tendance and the cool Dreezes sent a
chill through the musicians, so that
Monday evening may be claimed rs
the opening concert of the season.
There was a large attendance and
the splendid program was greatly en-
joyed.
Mrs. a. w. Bartels, Miss Leona
Ammel and Miss Alice Travers came
up from Gary Saturday morning to
visit friends and incidentally to attend
the Elks minstrels in the evening,
Mr.. Bartels joining them on the even
ing train. The Misses Ammel and
Travers were guests Of Miss Mabel
Grinols over night, while Mr.. and
Mrs. Bartels stopped over with Mr..
and Mrs. S. H. Goepfert, Mr.. G. being
Mr.. Bartels' uncle. The Gary gentle
man, by the way. ably represented
Deuel. and Hamlin counties in the late
legislature. having been elected by Il
large majority.