Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-11-18

over from Henry the first df Me week
70 consult with physicians regarding
Mrs. Aldoas health. They were
guests Of their daughter. Mrs. r
Sykes. while In town
"see Ferguson about III"
Earl Sykes. a former citizen and
business man OF Henry, was In our
dity last Friday. renewing old nc
qu~aintances. About six years ago
Nj. Sykes vas In the dray business
here.-Henry independent.
Advertisers and others are advised
that this paper will be printed one
day earlier than usual next week, pw-
Ing to the fact that Thanksgiving oc
ours next Thursday, the regular pub
LEGATION day.
Cant two live as cheap as one?n
asked the innocent young thing. We
repeat the old codgeT's answer for the
benefit OF interested readers OF this
paper. mo-" said ne, they can't, but
the deuce OF 1t is that they generally
have to.
A woman and q boy, says a wag-
,lgishly inrlined exrhange, got OF the
train out OF Waterfowl q few even
Iings sinie with q fan fare andsa half
fare ticket Madam said the con-
ductor, Il can't take this ticket for
the boyle wears long pants "All
right. replied the woman. take the
full fare for hin--Iil 8 the half
! fare ticket And she did.
Miss Hazel Grinols, teaching school
at breckenridge, MINI. accompanied
by Miss Florence Nord, teaching at
I Peever, S. d, came down to Water.
town to witness the football game
t between the agricultural colleges Of
the two Dakotas. the ladies being
alumni Of the State College. They
J returned home Sunday. via automo
3 bile.
Congressman Royal C. johnson
: spent last Fyinday in the city, having
. run down from Aberdeen to attend te
business matters. MI. Johnson en-
poets to depart next week for Wash
ington, ID. NC. to u his legisla
tive duties. Mrs. johnson and the
q children are at the national capita
y now, where the family has leased
la house during MI. Johnson's tern
) In congress.
2 Last week the Saturday News@men
g toned the fact that suits had beer
Instituted against certain elevator,
doing business in Grant county, thu
Il charge beng that they violated thu
le law in that they had been paying
higher prices for grains on certain
dates at certain stations than a
others. It appears that the charg.
against the companies has been with
y. drawn ana the cases Dismissed.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. Robert jackson, witt
have been guests at the home Of MI
Jackson's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A
L. jackson ofssWallace. departed Mon
ID day for their home in New Yorl
d. state, where Mr.. jackson is in the en-
d play OF the New York Central raj
road. The young people were q
! their wedding trip, having spent tn
II greater portion of 1t at the Jacksol
4 home In this county.
vi TFyge Thoreson and Miss Hid
I'd Framstad Of Willow Lakes and HiraT
q HARDWOOD Of Brookings and Miss Len
y Johnson Of Coleman eame to til
s city last week and appeared befor
4 Rev. q. .. Edwards for Huptial Ger,
monies. The former couple wiz r
side ;st Wi1isw Lakes while the Ia
ter wa1l make their home at Faal
~ tdreau.
Fred sSelchest, a farmer living
y hamlin county, north of GastleWaoi
nommitted suicide Sunday evenh,
= 1t is said that he threatened to cor
nit the rash act. He had returTe
Y from a brief aspnting trip and WIFI
in the room WITH his family ssimed Il
gun at his head and pulled the tri
ne ger The top sgf his head was blow