Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-28

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week The big Canadian geese sre
not very plentiful this years-m fact,
have beensSgrowing scarcer and scare
er in recent years. The who
bags q half dozen or them on one
"trip is going some
Public Auction.
John Evenson will have q public
auction on his property, Nov, 5. atsd
o'clock p. M. s miles southwest of
W~atertown. One miles west Of Foley
feleyator. 20s
Hubert Krier OF Watertown, was
la Castlewood visitor Monday. While
here he informed us that he had re-
Gently visited Peter Tauer who is I'M
the hospital for the insane Iii Yank.l
ton and that there was a decided Inn
lprovement In his coalition. The
father, Wenzel Tauer, Is no better
and his mind Is practically a blank.
-Castlewood Republican.
Bookings papers gave some atten-I
ttion last week to Professor Jas. IA.
Shepard, who has been associated
with the state college for the past
twenty-seven years. Professor shep-l
ard IL well known by many Water
town people, some Of whom have had
occasion to note the work that the
professor is doing. They will regret
to learn that for the past two years
the professors health has not been
very good.
Gao r. Ar.rn-f. 49,. F-6~A
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The rroquois Chief advises the own
1ers OF horBe-drawn vehicles TO carry
lights, something after the fashion OF
Automobiles. This, in the opinion OF
the paper, would serve to prevent ac-
tcidents. When autos alone carry
lights an approaching team Is not
lSobseryed until 1t comes within the
rays OF the light; on the other hand,
lights carried 81 the horse-drawn We
hicle would ordinarily be noticed
some distance away.
M Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Cory and Mrs.
E. w. Sykes. accompanied by little
Miss Thelma and Charles Sykes,
drove out to Clark county Sunday
Ismorning to- spend the day with Mr..
land Mrs. William Aldous and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Aldous,, Mr.. Aldous
had recently finished threshing on
1.-The half section which he has farmed
for some years past. His crops aver
LACED good throughout, as did those
of his neighbors generally.
DR.. H. N. Freebnrg. Top door Of
Granite block. Special attention to.
surgical cases. Hours 8 to 5 p. m.
Phones: office, 24ss: res. 2479. lott
Not a few out-of-state auto licenses
are observed in South Dakota It APT
~pearsathat 1t is a custom to SOM exT
tent when people come here from
other states to make their home In
South Dakota to continue almost In
definitely to operate their automobiles
under the license tag OF the state
where procured. The attorney gen.
eral OF South Dakota has ruled that
! this cannot be done, except by suffer
ance on the part Of the state author
titles for only a short time, pending
THE application for and RECEIPT ofsa IL
cense tag from the authorizes OF
South Dakota.
/ can furnish reliable farmers In the
vicinity OF Waterfowl with all the
milk cows they want at reasonable
prices and give them time in which to
pay for them. John Walklfn. Office
lover O. N. Whistler's meat market.
1921.
Mrs. Alice Travers, now residing
lat Gary. formerly a resident of Clark.
has brought suit against Clark for
damages in a sum exceeding $1,000,
alleged tt have resulted from a fall
Sustained by Mrs. Travers while Wis.
iting dn her former home town a
icouple of years 6 1t lis commended
lthat the accident was due to neglect.
on the part of the city to keep its
sidewalks inagood repair and that In,
this particular instance the light was
insufficient to enable a pedestrian to.
tobserVe the defect Mrs. Travers
will be remembered by many Water
town people as having visited at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Schrull, then a. resident of this city,
now living at Moose Jaw, Saskatche-
wan, Canada.
The Pasadena California; Star of
recent date kindly forwarded to us
! by Col. Geo. a. Dodds) refers as fol
lows to parties well known in South
dakota and WATERFOWL: DIR. Frank
lCIough Of Lead, s. D., who recently
has been the guest Of his mother,
Mrs. Mary Ciough Of North Pasadena
and her sister. Mrs. ]. Pearman, left
yesterday for the east. DR.. Clough
lis assistant secretary Of the Home
stake hospital at Lead. The hospital