Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-08

La summers day and blew his house
and barn away. An earthquake came
when they were gone and swallowed
the ground the house was on; the!
tax collector then came round and
charged him for the hole in the
ground.-EX.
Have a reliable man wanting to
work a farm on. shares, owner Of
land to furnish horses, stock and
seed. Enquire Of j. 3. Bird. "a
Professor Kemple and Manager
for a few hours Tuesday and sue
ceeded in securing the signatures of
nearly one hundred of the business
and professional men on a guaranty
for next years c%hautauqua. The list
was headed by Hon. J. G. Mcfarland
and tailed by the editor of the Sat
urday News, which is evidence that
it was a long and weighty one.
For cheap farm lands and the best
wheat lands In the Saskatchewan, in
quire of Richard Schulz, Moose Jaw,
Sask, Can. ADV. 49-4
The city commissioners passed on
the city assessment and turned the
books over to the county last week.
The total value of the real estate is
S 5,4S9, 1884 and that of personal prop
erty $1,963. 400, making a grand total
of $~7,452,7e4. The county board, sit
ting as a board of equalization, has
the power to raise or lower any par
ticular class Of property, but the
probability is that there will be
= slight, IL any, changes.
The Lake Norwen Enterprise refers
as follows to IN event of more than
ordinary importance: Mr.. John Kal'
lomeyn of Watertown and Miss Clara
Opdahl were married at the home OF
the brides parents In Opdahl town
ship Tuesday June 20. Rev. T. Tore
son offciated. The ceremony was
witnessed by only the near relatives
Iof the bride and groom. They viii
make their home in WatertoWn,
Here's wishing the newly WEEDS a long
and happy welded life.
Don't forget, Is pictures, 8 styles.
for $3.50 for a short time at Gray's
Studio, over Duffnerss Drug Store
Advertisement. 48ti
The famous Fourth Regiment band
left yesterday morning via the North
western for their western journey
during which they will take in the ex
position at San Francisco and Sar
Diego. They will also give concerto
atvarious places along the route
j particularly during the homewaro
trip: and In this way they expect not
only to raise funds to- help defras
their expenses but also to give Wa
tertown a little advertising that Il
lcould not otherwise get. The band
will be absent about three weeks.
Dr. j. s.. Kflbride, accompanied BY
Mrs. Kilbride, left last week for Their
former home at Candy, Mimi, where
the doctor will reengage in the prac
tice of medicine, succeeding the pro
fessional gentleman who stepped ints
DR.. K%ilbride's practice when the lat.
ter came to Watertown. DIR. Xii.
bride has the reputation Of being es.
pecially skillful In his chosen pro.
fession. His numerous friends and
those of Mrs. Kiibride wish for them
continued prosperity.
Frank AZ Keene, who was connect
ed with the postofice in this city
some years ago, but who now occu-
pies a similar position in Miami, Fla,
and who is visiting old-time friends
Id the city. is also doing more or less
writing for the morning paper at
Miami, while his brother. Arthur, who
was formerly city editor OF Public
Opinion, ifs the managing editor OF
the afternoon daily in the same place.
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right and Is Bound til continue to
forge ahead.
Or. II Hill returned last week
from San Francisco, Cal. where he
attended the national meeting of the
American Medical association. DR..
Hill went as delegate from the
South Dakotast state association. OF
|nourse, he attended the exposition
and likewise the fair at San Diego,
and was we'll pleased with both. The
attendance, however. at these expo
sitions Is much below expectations,
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