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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-04
BELMONT PARK ENTRIES
FOR LABOR DAY

First race. s;yssr-olds and up; s.a iurlSnsSs.
Ii2: Borax, 10f; Evelyn G.. l02; sarsanst.
ioe; Nephthys. III poublet. lis. Sir William
second race, for s-year-olds and up handi-
cap. I-l6 mllss-Thornhill il0 Charter Maid,
0s: Hedse. iO0: Cock O the Walk, III.
Third race, for 2-year-olds. 81 furlonEs
Salhssy oo Arch Ploitsr loS Possisoo. iiS Ys
sevlliian 100 Lord Rockville li2: Landslide.
iodi jim waksiy, iooi smOOthbors. iosi Pre-
Fourtn race. for a-year-olds and up. the
Autumn High Weight handicap, furlonss
raIeht-- HarmOnican, l4O; NHesiery prynne.
ia; Harry, Jr; i12 Hanson. e. 49,.
handicap steeplechase. about miles-Com-
pliment' i4s; ~ Bart "a single stick, 1893.
Kehtoh. if2i zellEood. lsa;
sixth race Tor 2-year-olde, selling So fur
ianrA stralght-Daddy's Choice. ii2; Recluse.
iias scottish knight 1i2 sTralse lol; Edith
naumann. lOa; FfiEh Horse ilt flumose,
ia0; FairWeather, 100; kolli. ii2; Edus kenna.
iS. fbs 'Sa's6 Ssis6i o. zsiiSood insluass penalty
q. pbersnli's essials allowance clatned.
WeathaI IeitaHi uaak fa1L
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EXCELLENT SHOTS RECORDED
in DU PONT CLUB MEET
McHugh, Minnick and Squire Tied for
Connable Cup

WILMINGTON. Del, Sept. 4.-At the
grounds of the Dupont Trapshooting Club
this afternoon there was a fair attendance
Of marksmen despite rival attractions, and
some good scores were made
The shoot for the F. l.. Connable cup
and J. b. MeHugh IN Class A. J. H. Min
nick In Glass b, and ]. II. Squire in Class
g, tied for the cup McHugh made 25x25.
Minniek made 22, but added targets In
Glass b. gave him 25 Squire In Glass c.
also made q, but had 5 added targets
The shOOt-of will be held next week The
scores were All good and are;
Class Al. b. McHugh, zb e. NJ Ross
"a; A. b. Richardson. "a; j. w. Ander-
son, "a: G. T. Martin, Y; H. s. Craw-
ford, z5; w. A. simontOn. 1: a. Win
chester n; +. w MatheWson, i6.
Glass B-J n. Minniek. q; " q Wood.
"a; n. Reed. a.
Class c-J. IA Squiers. 22 i. Snow. IA:
Z. n. f.onnnd. ~ X. s. Good. A..
Class OH. y. Webb. r.
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PITCHES "a INNINGS
Peoria Youngster Wins Second Game
of Day With Hit

PEORIA. ILL.,. Sept 4.-walter Brey-
meir, Is years old, pitcher for the Proctor
Recreation Centres, a semiprofessonal
team, yesterday pitched "a innings in a
double header against Keifer's Colts, an
other semiprofessional team, The first
game was called at the end of the 11th
inning with the score to o. while he
won the afternoon game for his team, 3
to 4, with a single in the 23d inning
1t took three hours and 80 minutes to
complete the second game.
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BYBERRY RACER FALLS
AND DRIVER IS HURT
Upset in Glass c Pace Event.
McFarland's Hip Broken
in Accident

In the Glass c pace event at the Byberry
Fair this afternoon, Mestonis fell at the
three-quarter post, and the driver, Casper,
OF Mt. Holly, thrown from the sulky was
badly hurt. His hip was broken. j. +.
L., driven by Mcfarland, fell on top of
Mestonis and Mcfarland also was thrown
out, but escaped injury.
The mounted squad, under the direction
of Captain Crowfut. gave an interesting
exhibition. There was a large crowd OF
fair visitors today and interest centered
largely In the races.
Summaries of the events:
In the Class A, mixed race, the heats
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-04

NEW YORK, Sept 4.-Eaht additional ca.
tries Tor ne vomens national solf chan1plon-
uhlp which VII he .aeeided - the onWentsla
sahounceA hy the Qlfeiala .of ths tnit1d sfstes
Colt Association fhe tqial number Of antrgnta
nies Alexe slerllng, Atlanta. Ca Ma n. h.
NeeeY Mas Ehsaneih burton and Mre. a H
di~ sad' Me- NfS Paul E nardnei ana nrs
biaCs noliana gpNenisle. ii. and Arl War
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THROCKMORTON WINS
SCHOLASTIC TITLE
Defeats Garland, Pittsburgh, in
Fast Four-Set Match, 6-3,
20, 7-5, 6-3

FOREST HILLS, y. y, Sept. 4.-Haroid
A. Throckmorton. woodbridge CN. -
High school, winner of Pfineeton's
schoolboy tournament. captured the ma
tional interseholastic tennis Championship
on the West Side courts here today, de-
feating In the final round c, S. Garland,
Of Pittsburgh who won the Yale meet
Throekmorton triumphed after a nArd-
fought four-set match by e-S 20, rs So.
Both boys played fast. an-round ten
mis-, depending chiefly on deep coarl
driving game. Throckmortohs strokes
carried more speed, and this accounted
In the second set and his cross-couft
shots had the Jersey player on the run
Throckmorton 3teadied himself in the
third and fourth sets, and. on a series or
hard sinashes, managed 10 pull out the
WctCr:.
schoolboys had the courts 10 themselves
in the forenoon, the ifth round matches
the all-comeis not being SCHEDULED.
until the late afternoon. Champion. RIcil
delphIan among the survivors. l. drs.&
against William land "a, OF Harvard
Point summary o. the schoolboy maleht
gssa:sTsr''a gsslsss ,7..,.. afffs -
socand ST
gs5gIssYer.eo as5Isss ' ts4l9fsssss
rhifo 50
~ i ii''foa setot 49,
Vts4s fo41f i-1f
sssg.sg'''s' sss'sss ft3gis ~
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WtTt.
The Norman, b. g., Fritz............1 l 7
Adsin, b. e.. Simmons. 1
Free Mason, b. z. Doan............. 3
Jack Hoorner b. g., Mass s.......... 8 2
Baron Arnold, b. e., Banenhauser. 6
Dick Randall, b. g., Jaynoss, ,...... 5 4
Prince j.. b. e., Keenan..."...,....
Time-2:24l, 2:24ik, 2:26iA.
In the class b, mixed race, the heats
were:
Carnor c., Ashton. on.....,................ /
Shadeland, Harry, McDowell.......... 2 2
Easter Boy. Fritz. z.....................
Boxwell. Jr.. Dennison. 3
Time-2:20I, 2:le1R.
In the Class C pace race the heats
were:
Princess Cochatta, w. Entwistle...
Helen Coathman, A. Entwistle..... 2 2
J. r. L.. Mcfarland. d.................... 3ro
Mestonis, Casper .......,,...,,..,..... 4ro.
Time, 2;26is. 2:25i1.
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WILLIAMS, PELL AND
McLOUGHLIN WIN
Continued from Page One

Continued from Page One
after point on hard drives down the side
lines
Williams played with confidence and al
ways appeared to have plenty In reserve.
His friends here believe that he will re-
tain his title Ia the final rounds on Tues
day. Point summary of the match:
William NJ. Johnston. California, took
frst set from Clarence J. 0rfin, Cali
fornia. G 10 2.
McLoughin took second set from Hun
ter 8 20 T.
FIRST SET.
Williams
44s5 5Ois4 4a424 4-A7-s
a2ss s44bI I424l2 2-44-s
SECOND SET.
1870 4s44 7-aS-7
4s42A A42l52 6-SS-5
THIRD SET.
williams ...........,B 2 4B 5-29-s
Rand ................s 12s 3-l7-i
Maurice e. Mclaughlin. Williams chief
rival for the title also reached the semi
fnals, defeating r. r. Hunter, the Cor
nell player. by TO 2, 6 10 4. Q 10 0. The
Californian outclassed his opponent ana
the result was never In doubt.
McLoughlin's opponent In the semihnals
win be Theodore Roosevelt Pell OF New
York.
william M. Johnston. OF California, took
the first set from Clarence j. Grimm. OF
California, e-2. playing consistent, STEADY
tennis.
ALl.-coMERs NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
6lNoLHS
Ftfth Round.
Theodore Roosevelt pen. New YORK de
feetee irYing G. Wright, Philadelphia. ga
H Nesrls wnllsms. "a. Rhilaaflphia. DE-
lsstsa william Rand al RsN fork. 50.
aei.sushlla a.i,assa Hanssr ga "a "a
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'ARDNER WINS GOLF
TITLE FROM ANDERSON
4 ''''H'sa from Fass One

'a'~ssa from Page One
oeetson's direction az many 10 ,ha 49,,
/, almost mechanical and ~ LII S nYlss
4 z y ~ would retire for luncheon ! ~ ~.
hns, ~ AZ last managed 10 set do,vn =
|Aadersa.lns lns nome green for a two so that
<t,.on' ~, nnlshed the round one I'M Ar
II "ap a 70 to 70 for Gardner
|no.Ssop 'hs pair got on the seeond time
D &. ,.er oafdner played like q difyerent
|Ioahi. y, ior two holes. He rot INTO
I "A IN, 'ne nrst as did his oiponent
.4 osx.S Sassse IN .. Thereafter Gard.
bay - nlsiy, the only hole he lost
a|4 s'' seventh, where he took
s Z. ':,.. ssses Tor the afternoon round =.
|xp,...', n = ..,.,s.s .,......s ss.ss''s 80
~ out '.,....b 4sBaklm
IN ...,.,A sS5i
s'ass'leA. ss'e. = 'ss morning round we're,
'.';s',..'' ''.'''.s '.t.ssss-ss
A.s.,.sS,..-. i.ss,..'' sssf44s4 s-@-n
1..'',s,.,.--, ,,-,'''.' s1s4bss.-s
49,. ..',..',''sss tsts4 s-s7-zs
E4u ls' y having Travsra. oulmet ana
1<..' n'.' N.Y. part Ia match Al n hoise
F ||||I a.. had originally bee, IN
'.1'o e,'oe Was included. The new
''|0. ..5 y Evans teamed up aeaIne,
. #"| +. reimet IA ofhar words. ~
- -. ~ ta4i This four.baIl anleis
|1.4 .'4 /. 1f.er the b|e match had
" s.'f'so cutie gallery.
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SEVENTH INNING.

Walsh made a sensational catch OF
Hoblitzelrs long drive. Lewis walked.
Gardner forced Lewis, Malone 10 Crane.
Barry filed 70 Walsh. No runs, no hits,
no errors.
tLajoie lined 20 Speaker. MoInnis beat
out a bunt Oldring fouled to carrigan.
McInnis died stealing, carrigan TO Scott.
No runs. one hit, no errors
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-28
Real Estate Transfers
Reported by codlngton County Az
stract 90. s

Mary a. Taecker to Bertha Ii
3iTaecker, NWA 2s117-52; 1920. 90.
iWnona & st. Peter Ry. co, to g.
r. Gormley, lots 2, 8, 4 and 5, block
81, Fourth Railway Addition; $4,000.
Western Land Credit co. to r. i,
Sweet. SWA 2s4119-51; s1.00.
Alfere M. Tessier to John Schultz,
WI 34-1l7-54;; s17, 10000.
DaviI Bailly to John Giese,N 40
feet of lots is, JIG, III liz, 10, 20 and
I'll, block 8, Martins Railway Addi-
ton; $1.00.
The Shaw co. to B Q. and +. q.
Wolf lot IL, block g, Burchard's Ad.
dition; 500.
w. D. Morris TO ed. Elkins, lot 8.
block 30, Second Railway Addition;
800.
L. T.. Brickell il. to Emma ". Ed
wards, lot S, block %. Second Rail-
way Addition; S1.l00,0O !.
Bertha L. Taecker to Peter M.
Bauer, NWA 2-117-52;s $7,200.00 [.
Stephen Johnson to Sigurbjorg
johnson, lots 5, > and S, ~ feet OF 10,
block 8, Pettigrew's Addition; $1,00.
Stefan Johnson to Sigurbjorg
Johnson, ouaiSt 5. SWA 29-117-52; 81.
M. A. Hays to Walter DeLaRonde,
lots IA, Is and is, block SO. Replat
West WATERFOWL; $1,000. 100.
Henry Meyer to 3. II. Meyer, lots
SO and 80 and q JIG feet of lot rs,
block is, Florence; S1.00.
r. b. Crahb to IS. M. and il s. Owsr
ley, lot 4, block SO. Fourth Railway
Addition; $1.o0.
r, r. Campbell to ]. III MathersAt
ali, lots So, 8 {. 81 and 40, b. HI block
Qnoila Beach; $1.00.
], o. Johnson to .. %. Mather ct all
lots ia and I8. block i and n. II: lots
"a and 36, block i, Quoila Beach;
$4,000.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-28
PRiEsT's HOME RoRHEp.
Burglars Enter Edsemont Horns
While Priest Visits Sick.

Edgemont, S. Ds-Gold vessels to
the value of more than $500 and nuns
erous small articles weresthe toll that
burglars collected from the residence
of Father M. j. Straetton, the local
Catholic priest when they entered his
home last evening during his absence
a sick call. The. articles taken In
cluded a gold chalice, which was an
heirloom in the priests family, being
more than three centuries old. 1t
about 500 worth of beaten
gold Al chalice belonging to the
congregation and valued at $75, q
gold pixis, valued at $35, gold oil
stock, valued at $35, a gold patina,
valued at $50, and even dollars in
money were a part OF the loot. One
Of the burglars discarded an old pair
of shoes and sox, and clothed his feet
In the very best that the priests
wardrobe afforded. No trace Of the
robbers has vet been found.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-28
JAlLs BUT CRIME FACTORIES
So Thinks Prominent California.
Chief Of Police.

EFsdEyHtG 5Nt4IIEFT -
Berkeley, Cal.-Jails are only crime
factories.
1t is only folly to try to cure a
sdrunkard or to reform some petty of
fender by putting him in prison.
These are a few Of the conclusions
reached by Chief of Pblice August
HVollmer OF Berkeley.
4Our Jail system is all wrong. It
Els q poor planSto pen a man convicted
of some minor offense up in q dirty
hole where under the natural course
of events he can only become worse.
To i~ncarcerate a drunkard with the
hope of curing him is ridiculous, The.
confinement, with no occupation, only
increases his craving for drink. and
his physical condition, instead of im-
proving, becomes worse.
THE municipal farm is the place
for these men--a place where they
can work and enjoy the benefits Of
the pure, fresh air. 1t would be the
making OF many aman and by cut
ting down your jail expenses, and by
allowing the: men to raise most every
ching they eat, it would be possible
Ito pay them say, SO cents day
which would go TO their families, or If
they have no families, be kept for
them as little nestegg when they
are liberated. VII
1.-THE greatest crimifpologists In the
world all agree that the present jail
system II! IN abomination. It does
not help mankind. 1t only serves I'd
Keep men down. MoTesfhan one Grim
inal has been made behind our jail
doors.
TO develop lands with the men
that you nov keep in jails, and by,
other men who willing to work
for their board and a little something
to boot, would be the biggest thing
any ritv could Ia
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-28
NoTicE Of MORTGAGE SALE.


Default having been made Id the
conditions Of a certain mortgage.
made, executed and delivered BY
John Il Wyckoff and EmmakL +. Wyck-
Of, mertgagors, to John Giese, mort
gagee. dated February 18th, 1911. and
duly recorded lii the once Of the
Register Of Deeds III and for Coding-
ton County, South Dakota, on the
18th day of February, 1911, at 2.3o
o'clock i. N. in Book "a Of Mort,
cages, on Page LAG. conveying ana
mortgaging the following described
lands situated. lying and being in
|ahe county Of Codington. and State
of South Dakota, to-Wit: Lot Sixteen
{16} in Block E~ighty-seyen $50 in
the Fourth Railway Addition to Wa
tertown. South Dakota, dis the same
III plated and recorded In the office
OF the Register OF Deeds Of Codington
County, South Dakota
And whereas, there is claimed To
be due as principal and interest at
the date Of this notice the sum OF
Eleven Hundred Thirty-Four ami SO.
100 (sI1s4.50) Dollars, and no action
has been instituted to collect the
said debt Of any portion Thereof.
Now therefore, notice is hereby!
|given that by virtue of the power of.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-28

State OF Soath Dakota, County of
Codington.
IN Circuit Court Third Judicial Cir
cult.
Minnie Hayford, Plaintiff, We. O, ID,
Mullarky. Defendant, If living, and
II deceased, to%the unknown heirs
d%eyisees, 1egatees, and the execut-
ors, or administrators of said de-
ceased Os u. Mullarky. IL deceased.
The State of South Dakota to the,
above named defendant
lou are hereby summoned and re-
5quired to answer the complaint OF
the Plaintiff, which was filed III the
office OF the Clerk Sof this Court at
iWatertown. In said County OF Cading-
ton, South Dakota, on the 22nd day
OF January, 1915, and which prays for
al Judgment quieting the title to and
the determination of all adverse
claims against the premises describ,
ed IN the complaint, situate tn said
County, fo-Wit Lots 5, 40. IA, liz, 13,s
ia andS15, of bfock4sof Martins Rail.
way Addition to Watertown and 10
serve d copy OF your answer to snid
complaint on the undersigned at their
office in the city OF WHtertoWn. with
Ein thirtydnys after the completed
service Of this upon you. ex-
elusive Of the day Of such service.
ands If you fail to- answer said com
plant within that time the Plaintiff
will apply TO the Court for3the4Hslief
demanded Id the complaint.
Sherin Sherin,
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff.
(First pub. Jan. 49, last March 40
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-28
NoTIcE 10 cREpiroHs.

Estate Of Gem II. Peck, Deceased.
Notice ID hereby given by the nm
dersigned, Executrix OF the last will
and testament OF Glenn n. Peck, de-
censed, to the creditors of and all
persons having claims Against the
said deceased; TO exhibit them, with
the necessary vouchers, within six
months after the first publication Of
this notice, to the said Executrix at
her residence at $50 End st. e..
Watertown, South Dakota.
Dated January 18th, 1915.
Mary "a. Peck,
Execntrix of the Last Will
and Testament Of Glenn H,
Peck, Deceased.
William @. Geslay,
Attorney for Said Estate.
First pub. Jan. III last pub. Feb III
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-28
sd-isbursements azioWed by law.
patedlAt Matrrtown South Dakotas
this 18th day of JanusFy. Al DI9lkI
Jolin Gfese,
MortgageA
Perry Iouckss sEs
Attorney for Mortgsgee.
Edward I. Elkins.
Sherir os codington County
South Dakota
tFirst. pub. Jan. III; Inst March j
NOTICE 81 MORTGAGE SALE.


Default has been made III the con.
,ditions of q certain mortgage exc
cuted by Minnie g. Way and Thomas
"a. Way, her husband, to aanten Bond
Company, cooperation, III Water
town South Dakotas mortgages dated
DULY 5, 1919, recorded Julya7, 1911. lit
$40 o'clock III. M In Book 100 OK
mortgages on page Az in the ofiice of
the Register 81 Deeds OF CDdington
County, South Dakota, mortgaging
the following described lots and
premises situate In said Codington
county: Lots twenty@one ia1l twenty
two (22e twenty-threa l2Sls twenty
four (24)s twenty-five (26), thirty
sone (3I3, thirty-two (32) thirty-three
{S31, thirty-four {34} and thirtyaiye
1851 in block fifty.two t62Y and loSH
stwenty-one (2i1. tw6nty-two f22),
twentysthrae (23), twenty-fourS (24},
twenty-five {25), twenty-Hix {26),.
Btwenty-seven l27) twenty eight (2S},
stw~entysnine l29) and thirty OF block
Afty-ona (611. Of WaySCase Addition
to West Watertown. South Dak0tAsTAe
default consists Id the failure of said
mortgAgors to pay the principal and
interest Of the mortgage debt sei
cured by said mortgage and also in
the failure Of said mortgagors to pay
the taxes on said premises for the
years 1919 arld 1918, by reason where!
OF said mortgagae has elected i pay
and has paid said DELINQUENT taxes,
The amount claimed to be due Oh
and statutory a~ttornayss fees Of $26, 00
M ~A8 {aN - 80 E.EEA2 n
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-28
THE SATURDAY. NEWS, wATERToWNs D.

North Western Ry. 70 all the faIpoar
wfntering places. Liberal return
limits Choice Of scenic routes
Splendid train service fromisaIl points.
on the Chicago and North Western
Line Let us help you plan pour trip
and furnish particulars regarding
fares, routess train schedules, etc
Ticket agents of the Chicago and
North estern ny. will gladly assist.
Q ADV. IS
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-28

Agri. college 81, $50 156,ol6
Custer sanitarium 2S,175a
Hospital for insane 5.147 214,S961
Northern normal u. 1900 57,260a
Penitentiary AZ, 1885 1850
School for blind .... 1878 1885,
School for deaf .18,061 39,S1Ss
Reform school IS. .21,047 81, 9S9
Soldiers home 50, A5 1925
Spearfish normal 22,597 72,4Sa
State fair . q. :.... n. 47,010a
State university .62,516 LIE, 685
Aid of COM. schools 12,467
Wolf bounties 5,425 1892
Northern hospital .~.19,913 S6.243
Livestock commission 691 24,046I
1 The item marked "Star, executive
accountant, S9,145', while paid
through state warrants all comes
back to the state through collections
from the counties. In the food and
drug department, a large part of the
increase from $3,056 to $21.053 is by
cutting out the matter of oil inspect,
ors rs independent officers and plac-s
ing that DUTY on the food. and drug
department. The insurance tax dis
tribution Of 1852 to $25,459, heans
that this is the amount paid to fire
companies of a percentage OF fire I'M
surance In the state, and is lot an
expenditure of state tax collections
The agricultural extension work
through the state agricultural college,
the farmers Institutes, and the state
fair all show heavy increase.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-28
ESCAPE THE COLD WINTER
MONTHS.

Take a vacation trip to sunny Cali
fornia and the Great Expeditions, o.
to balmy Florida. Enjoy life in the
ontof-doorsA Favorable round trip
fares now in effect via Chicago and
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
state Of Christopher Whitman. De

ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
executor OF the state 81 Chris
topher Whitman; deceased, i the
creditors OF and all persons having
against the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the Unnecessary
vouchers. within four months after
the first publication OF this notice; to
the said executor at 812 Metropolitan
Life Building, Minneapolis, Mimi or
TO W.D Morris his agent, At Water
town. s.. D.
First publication January %, 1915.
Edwin AL Conn,
Executor.
lFirst pub. Jan. 28; last pub. Fed. 49,
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-28
coueH MEDICINE FOR CHILDREN

Never give a child 4 cough medicine
that contains opium In amy form,
When opium is given other and more
serious diseases may follow. Long
experience he's demonstrated that
there is nc better or safer medicine
for coughs, colds and Group In chill
dren than Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy. IT lis equally valuable for adults.
Try IL 1t contains no opium or other
harmful drug For sale BY all deal
ers. ADV. go 33
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-28
Wants to Re ! BOY Again.

Wants 70 Be 4 Boy Again.
sometimess said Mr Growchger,
y wish were q boy again.
You wish To- share the innocent
pastines OF YOUTH
Not exactly. dixie III be able 81
go out and handle some OF these
Youngsters who throw snowballs.
without looking 60 undisniaed
Washington Star.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-28

I'D. 4 Elkins, sheriff, L r.. ear
roll, NWN 17-1iSs55: $54S.4I
State on South Dakota tp III. AS3
'zech. ElA OF NWA I6sl17s5z; 81 $40.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-28

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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-28

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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-09-15

Wilsterman and Mr.. and Mrs.
Puck from Iowa, were callers
at Ameret Sunday.
Among the callers at Lamber-
/ ton last Sunday were: A. Spauld-
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Doepke,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Schaffer, Rev.
and Mrs. Tychsen.
P. Doepke made a trip to
Springfield last Monday.
John Lindquist from Manka-
to was caller in town over
Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Eichten from
Comfrey visited with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Val. P. Eich-
ten, few days last week.
Miss Florence Evans was a
caller at Sanborn Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Maurer, Mrs.
Bertha Kruegel and Bill Krue-
gel from Mapleton were guests
at the J. H. Balfany home the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Eichten and
children were callers at New
Ulm Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Schaffer left
for the cities Tuesday to take
in the Fair.
Val. Eichten and Chas. Eng
Ian from Saltwater, and P. J.
Eichten from New Ulm enjoyed
a few days of hunting here
with relatives. A good many
Of our citizens went out at sun
rise on the seventh of Septem-
Der and returned tired. Even
Fido was tired out.
The Misses Louise Montgon-
cry, Della Balfany, w. Kruegel
and Alfred Maurer were Lam
berton callers Monday.
P. Doepke, A. Spalding and
the Misses Hertha and Irma
Doepke and Florence Evans
were callers at Lamberton last
Thursday.
| Rev. and Mrs. Tychsen were
callers at Springfield Friday.
E. Doepke, Lawrence Erlack
and Curt Bracket were callers
at Wabasso Friday evening.