Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-09-16
Local Happenings

AOSM AA0PRNAAA6O
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer Sheldon and
baby are visiting friends in Sioux
Falls this week.
Local business men are protesting
on the discontinuance of the after
noon ST. Louis train between this
city and Condo.
October 18th the third Sunday in
the month has been set for the dedi-
cation of the new Methodist Episcopal
church.
Wantsd-Caean cueon RAGS al the
Saturday News Office. 6lt
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barrette de-
parted the first of the week for the
western coast. While there they will
visit the exposition at San Francisco.
Mrs. J. b. Bird is making prepar-
ations for the state meeting OF the.
women's federation at Flandreau on
October ST,
Miss Stella Collins OF Watertown
and Mrs. jacobson Of Beresford, sis
tiers of Mrs. C. S. Evans, visited here
during the week.-Clark Pilot-Review
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| Gn~An IN A1AOBy l Grnn&Of nAkank{ar.fs
surgical casee Hours 8 to s p. m.
Phones: oAlce Ease: 90. Eats. 1etl
The state board of charities and
correction will meet in this city next
Saturday to receive bids for building
the new laundry al the state asylum
for the blind at Gary. The plans
were drawn by AFehitect M. A. Rock
man of this city.
aRob Lockhart of WATERFOWL says
the Clear Lake Courier, twas in the
city yesterday, calling on his old time
friends and looking after business
matters. Rob is one Of the best boys
on earth and his visits to Clear Lake
lare always welcome"
DR.. G. E. Yeamans and family Of
IWatertown stopped in Clark Satur.
day night at the home OF his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Yeamans,
who ACCOMPANIED them to Redfeld
in their al Sunday-ClaIR Pilot-Re-
view.
Salesman--Capable specially man
for S. D. Staple line ON new and ex-
ceptionaI terms. Vacancy now. At
tractive commission contract. $35
weekly for expenses Miles F. Blk
Ter Co, g54-37 CarlIn R2dg., Cleve.
land, Cd l4s
Wanted-Ciean cotton q g ali ths
Saturday News oflce. Il
The Brnokings Register says that
one of its readers has ttelephoned it
that, in conducting some cistern ex-
f~periments, she lined one with cement
and another with hard oil and that
the latter proved the more satisfac-
tory, making the water softer than
the cement-lined cistern Since the
reader did not disclose his name, the
Bookings paper offers the Suggestion
for what it's worth.
Frank Snaze had his home burned
last week, on Thursday. the day this
paper goes to press "A part of the
furniture was saved, but all the g
one floor was consumed. The fire de-
partment arrived after the building
was all aflame and succeeded in sng-
pressing the fire after much damage
had been done. The roof was an
ablaze before the fire YVES discovered
Speaking of crop reports, Mr.. C. E.
Baker, who recently arrived from Ta-
coma, WASH said to a Saturday News
reporter that never before in his life
had he seen such crops, taking the
country as a whole. Corn is the only
kerop that has gnot comerup to normal,
while nearly everywhere the small
grain crop is above normal.
Geo. q. Marqzfs, lawyer. (Rx-Judge
Ecincuit court) sMeegaard block stf
How much do you earntes We offer
you an opportunity to earn 500 TO
$500 monthly. I'VE teach you how;
no capital required. Sell Groceries,,