Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-22

,kAMPESkA.

Oily Bill, we've got NO tf inc
weediest patches Of o we ~ had
anything Il do with-really ashamed
Of them. but Watcher goin' 10 do,
fellows, Too late now, and We have
not got time to hoe il out SO i'm $gS<
have % go to it Ne EasSS sAe All,
e got ONE good cora EGa, MfsI&a.
for this Year-iu TACT car lar&US2
pieces is very satisfactorily 4GSae2 tor
the year. Ne think Lee Tracy AsIa54ss
ars-g4 maize about as we'll as aaS
body around here and Hs Keeping l.
Ii. hopping TO keep 1hS2 l&a grass
anu such this year. Corn Is a&as
~ weeks behind This JgGa, Aat RstE
the first frost abegt Sapl Is, Sa&
fairy warm q good share - tAs tEasa
before that date, ! dSura wei asEs
a little a cafa thlS yeAy ytE- ~
any rate, don't break up all Ehs Ha4,
boards for kindling wood H. N&a
may have them yet This 9aZ3. Vel
here's looking Cor q bumper $Ea&&
grain crop. anyway. and meme al -
black u That sr&gf IS WHIST taxes
the kinks owl OF thu wheat ana #saksS
a rs bumper acre pit2e hook ISs &&c
in about four DAYS. Lee TTSgy G2S
got a piece OF barley fhat &nagss az
like it would shell QMs RICH &aE& -
bushels an acrxs. is , &aEGy. X y2G
aon'E yet any tEsn YOU c2ll ga&Se sCS
porkers or barley meal &a1 aE&&GA
hay, along with = little Gl meal aa&
milk.
What r5l y-u SLY, 35H, about lSs
r tasseiing out. Oh. yes- 6&a sas
sells in our field last year EGe IzEa
day OF July. Got sasseIs III ihe EseI
this ye&f, Ne reckon GuI Su8G 63Fa
to gouge dU@l into The stafE 70 an&
them. Ns5Is You dIaGt kaep q lei
low can Ind the taSsel Of q s9ai& &S
corn in the stalk when it Was aScGt
two inches tail. oh? We'll. vow XII
and ycu Likely could when she's SUJ
in the kernel II you had L poWsr.G
glass. It's ali there all the time oaly
it gets tsilsr and bigger you see.
Yes. satt ags dolag ppeCty welt
hereabou 3. No blasted buss ysL
They are in Dlcoul GoN, general ,
and look RS though We might have =
TO cook eyer winter. Some Of :
the fellows get right scared here !
abouts h q lot Of the potatoes gel,
ting dea@ yt.ses in them turniug all
yellow and the root would rot as
though taey we're dead. / guess il s
is not SD Bsa as it might be, just |
here and there a dead one is all, like
ly. Treble We cant say. Yen (
have to ask Palm or Brookings.
May theg krsss and maybe they don't
--consaIsl they don't know everyE
thing. am .4n't pretend 10. They'rel {
learning Just like We are, .
Qf Pam doesn't know ask the ed
'tor Of the Saturday News.-Ed.1
They say old Germany is willing :
to cut GU that submarine business if 5
old England will lie up on her block
Looks like reciprocity-you lick I
me and Ill tickle you. But old Eng-E i
has got old Germany cut of on
the north coast and 1t looks as though :
she'd made her hunt her hold in time
unless Germany raises a lot of stuff
at home. Turkey is her only chance !
to get onto he water and get any .
grub. The Teutons have ala
lot of stuff to shoot but what good will :
L do them if they get out of brub?
No u no ambish, no ambish, what /
the good OF ammunisha a
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Oquist, Mr.. and \
Joshua Purcell and A. w. Palmu
sisied at Lake Norden Sunday.
AIR. and Mrs. Perry Burk and sons u
,alled at the Joe Purcell home Weld s
evening.
The Ladies Aid Society met with y
Mrs. III. G. Tfgner Friday afternoon. 4
Mrs, N. w. Porter and children
vent to Milford, Iowa, to visit with n,
rie1lds. They expect to visit in adj n
towns also.
At this time Mr.. Fred Brown is on a,
Chicago market with a load of Il
attic, =