Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-02-18

THE SAs
home on the north side and Will occuT
the premises in the ear future, as
soon as Mrs. Ransom and the chill
dren leave for the new home In Nit
chelI The Ransom home is in thel
midst OF one of the finest appearing
portions of the city. Sur
rounded by shade trees. n on all
street pretty well lined with shade
trees, and on q commanding site,
1t is an especially desirable location.
The department OF labor at Wash
ington has inaugurated system
whereby it hopes to serve the inter
ests of the unemployed. Applications
of those wanting work may be lxd|
with the postofice. These applica-
tons will be classified and the labor
department hopes eventually to be
able to furnish information which
may be of value to me seeking work.
In accordance with information fur
nished the Saturday News readers
some weeks ago, the Security NatioaS7
al bank has increased its capital to-
the extent OF one hundred per cent.
the capital stock now standing ait
100000. The banks surplus lis still
very gratifying in amount. This bank
has had a remarkable growth since
its inception some years ago.
Professor A. w. Palm, who has
been manager of the Better Farming
association for the past two years,
will take with him to his farm when
he retires thither m the first of
March, the, good will of a large circle
of friends. AT the recent meeting of
the association he rendered his resig7
nation after q pleasant, aggressive
term of service in the effort to I'm.
prove farming methods.
Geo. H. Marquis, Lawyer. (Ex-Judge
circuit court.) Heegaard block 9tf
The funeral Of Mr.. Peter Peterson.
held last Thursday afternoon from
the Scandinavian Lutheran church,
was attended by an exceptionally
large -concourse OF neighbors and
friends. Mr.. Peterson had been a
resident of WatertoWn for about
twenty.eight years and was widely
known throughout the northeastern
portion of the state. He was 49 years
of age, having been born in Sweden
in 1885. He came to this country in
1887.
Mr.. c.. o. Carpenter, n of the Pic,
neers of Codtngton county, and a mar
who in the early day owned what is
NOW a large portion of thesresidential
Idistrict OF the city of Watertown, died
in Minneapolis last week. The re
mains were brought to this city foa
Einterment in Mount Hope cemetery
The funeral occurred Monday after
noon and was attended by a large
concourse Of friends. The deceased
was a brother OF the late Genera,
Geo. Nv. Carpenter. He is survived
by his daughter, Mrs y. n. Slawson
and many anephews and nieces.
FOR SALE-Pure-bred r. e. White
fWyandutte ecockrels. Pure white.
Prices right. w. y. McFerran. Henry
us. Oak. 1851.
Mr.. Oscar r.. Delluian. living nins
miles northsand one mile west Of Wa
tertown, Is advertising an extensive
kauotion to Abe held at his place or
"Wednesday. February "a, commencing
Kat Is 80 sharp. a free lunch will bt
served at noon. Mr.. Dellmxn, viii
G. 3. Wilson as a~ucticneer, Will Or
Efer his stock, farm machinery, hHr
ness, etc, to the highest and bHs
bidders. It embraces a long list 70
desirable goods, ranging from horse,
TO pigs, and includes all kinds q
machinery used on the modern farm
J. Stefferud, writing from the u. S
raleigh, San Diego, Cal, Bnclpseg /;
Idraft for three dollars ITO apply on Mi
adisgracefl arrears. Since q. S
was only q few months in arrears 10
this great family journal he seems /,
akfeel 1t ia disgrace nnd TO keep Vii,
subscription account always paid Ii
advance, especially fprsa paper Of til,
character and stamp OF the Saturaa,
sENewsssssIf this paper frad one hundre
Thousand Subscribers who are d
prompt as Stefferud IN keeping sth,
two1f from the door, taYgre'd Ne sume
thing doing Ia the newspaper end Q
fthis business.
Mr.. G ]. Sideras, who wfal5 MAJ
tage the business Of fhe Busy BE
lunch and cafe in the Harrins
fton building on North Broadway, ha
Ibeen In the city since early last wee
awaiting the arrival of his furnitur
and fixtures. Mr.. Sideras, by tn
way, carries an ugly scar on his fore
arm as fesultsOf coming in contac
with a piece of lead which was PR
pelIed from an army rife during th
balkan war Of 1912, Mr.. S. havinl
been q participant in that war. AlonI
with others he was sent To theIhof
pital and AFTER the war ended, an,
having recovered from his wounds, ii
returned to America.
Ten homesteaders wanted III Mead
! county. Address 3. II Ross, Inland
S. D. Adv. 29:s4
IT may he stated without fear of al
tempted contradiction that Doctor.
Hi, Magee. O'Too7e and HaroIdsos
have oneUf the dnestssuites of room
in the new Citizens National ban
building to be foHnd inHhe northwest
The second floor Of this sfne structur,
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