Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-14
az Lake Norden. Although well along
towards 70 years Of age. the elder
Palms stood the Journey III mo shape.

~ A4dke Norden. Although we'll along
towards 10 years Of age. the elder
Palms stood The Journey ii mo shape.
salesman-capable specially man
for s. % Staple line on ne@ and ex.
ceptionai terms. Vacancy now. Al
tractfqe commission contract. $35
weekly for expenses. Miles r. BixlerI
GO, 2s4-41 Gavin Bldg. Cleveland, Oh
ISL
The surveyors have completed their
work OF resurveging Mazeppa town.
ship and have returned to WATERFOWL
we understand that the "waiiing and
|%gnashinge that was the inevitable
outcome Of the surveying, has already
started. Mazeppa township will no
doubt resemble the Balkans for i few
years. as the division of certain ter
ritory is not at all acceptable to Ger
tain land owneTs.-South Shore Rel
publican.
The Vermillion Republican has the
following to say regarding the recent
action of the board OF education:
There's breakers ahead for the Wa
|tertown school board when they I'M
dertake to regulate the style Of dress
that the children shall wear to school
But SO many changes are at present
being made in the methods of school
management, that the outcome OF the
Watertown experiment will be await
ed with no small amount Of interest"
Hon. G. H Myers arrived this week
from his home in Alabama. He spent
a day here, a guest OF his son, Judge
I. ii. Myers, and then went to Red
field to visit with friends and attend
to business matters. He expects to
be in Waterfowl again for a day or
two before starting on the return
journey. MI. Myers was a resident
of Watertown for several years. Dur
ing a part OF the time OF his resi-
|dence here he was public examiner
of the state. He was one OF the pio-
neers of the Jim river valley, having
settled at Redield more than thirty
five years ago.
The annual meeting sof the Baptist
church societies was held last Thurs
day evening. Thirtytiye were re-
|ceived into church fellowship during
the year, while some have Withdrawn
owing to removal. The financial re-
ports from the varipns auxiliaries
We're very satisfying and the interest
shown throughout the year was graft
tying. The following ofiGers were
chosen for the ensuing year: Clerk,
Maude BIkins; trustees. Willard Ross
and G. =. Park; treasurer, H. b.
Rice; missionary treasurer, L. C..
Goodell; Sunday school superintend-
ent, g. b. Park; CHIEF usher, S. A.
lShupe; deacon, w. G.. Chance; organ
list, Miss Deborah Slocum.
The city hall has aust. received
from a noted eastern manufacturer,
through the WATERFOWL Printing and
Binding Co, a set of lockers for use
in the police department. PARTIES
lodged in the city jail frequently have
more or less yaluables about them
when taken in. Hitherto there has.
been no particular place efor the safe
keeping of valuables or trinkets TAX
en- from the persons arrested, and II
was the opinion OF the mayor and the
chief of police that special lockers
should be provided for this purpose.
All valuables taken from an arrested
person will be placed in one of the
lockers within an envelope marked
with the owners name, each police
man being provided with keys that
will fit only the special iafker as
signed to him