Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-12-09

s1defaDie attention Qn@tAe street a.,
few days since, soon after he had ar-
rived from Aberdeen. We believe it
is the only twelve cylinder car that
has been seen in this city.
salesman-Capable speciality man
for s.. d.. Staple line on new and ex
ceptional terms. Vacancy now. At
~tractiye commission contract for bal
ance Of year and 1916. $36 weekly
for expenses. Miles +. Bixler Co..
254-49 Carlin Bldg. Cleveland, O. 26*
A little girl was Taught to close
her evening prayer. during the alb
senee Of her father, with, And please
watch owe my papa 1t sounded
very sweet, but the mothers anruse
ment may be imagined when her
daughter added, And you had bet
ter keep an eye on mamma. 90"
Mrs. Charles Aldous, who was in
the Luther hospital for two or three
weeks, receiving treatment, is ablel
to be out again, her numerous friends
will be glad to learn. She lis stopping
for a day or two at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. e. w. Sykes, in this
city. before returning to Henry.
We've had a standing offer that
after using one of those dollar pen.
Gil sharpeners you are dissatisfied
with ii, bring it in and get your mon
ey back-and we've never yet been
called upon to refund the money.
Must be satisfactory In the extreme.
it would seem. WATERFOWL Printing
and Binding Co.
The Henry and the local basket
ball teams clashed the other day, the
score resulting in a victory for the
visitors. The lineup was as follows:
WATERFOWL: Abrahamson and Nc
Can ofrwards. Evans center, Myers
and Walsh guards; Henry. Christoph-
erson and Sullivan forwards, Hilliard
center. and ~Blankenburg and Leath-
ers guards
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Bickel, OF Wa
J tertoWn Were in Rec Heights. Friday,
accompanied by Mr.. BIS brother, j.
O. and wife or Houdek. Mrs. T. III.
Hckel is a cousin OF the Review
|, man. Mr.. Bickel until recently was
a resident OF Clark county, represent
ing that district in the state senate
l for the past two terms.-Ree Heights
Review.
Paul venter and Miss Mile Davi-
son were married at the Methodist
parsonage in Watertown Monday.
Rev. F. f. Lewis OBLIGATED. Mr.. and
esMrs. Venter left by the evening train
for Waterloo, Iowa, where they will
visit for several weeks. The newly.
J weds are popular End a host oi
! friends extnd congratulations. They
will establish a home on q farm near
town.-Hazel Register.
n Matthew Steichen, sone OF the prom
inent farmers living in the vicinity OF
Waverly. died at his home last Fri
day evening, following q p~rotracted
illness, due to cancer of the stomach.
! He was about So years OF age and had
! resided a Waverly for thirty years
He was born In Luxemburg, Germany
He is survived by a wife and two
children, Frank and Clara The fun
!. eral was held Monday from the Cath
Ollie church at Waserly.
Wanted 500 Salesmen-We have
decided to double our sales force fol
1915. Big money, big line, all neees
sities-Groceries, Paints, Oils, Stocl
Food. Sell at Wholesale. Goods AMI
s house nationally known. Quit road
stay In home territory-build home,
and bank accounts as hundreds do
Regular trade. quickly, easily cover
ed. No capital-effective selling
! helps. $3.50 to $500 monthly easy
Write to-day. John Sexton Co, Who'll,
sale Grocers. Chicago. 26
vi d. #. Jones went to Vermiilipn thI
a week to attend the funeral of Mrf
Slagle, wife of the president OF tn
[e state university. 1or. and Mrs. Slagl
e were frrmerly at Brookings, Wher
Mr.. Jones filled the chair Of pha,
macy aar a couple of years Mr.
I SIagle recently underwent an opel
= alton AT the hospital at Rochester
from which she failed to COZ a
s though it was thought for a time tina
= she was c~onvalesGing. Mr.. and Mrs
Slagle were well ard favorably know.
by many Waterfront people who's
4. sympathy goes out to DR.. SiagAe i
D his hour Of bereavement.