Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-03-25
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MURPHY and Tom Schmidt,
who returned last Wsekfrum Sioux
sNalisSsWhere they attended hemeet,
fngsshesE@sstate dealers iii furniture,
attended ~ invitation tO the associ-
alton to hold Its next meeting In
Watertown. hut q vet the place for
the next meeting has not been deter
mined. SMs
Soil maps and booklets describing
Wisconsin and Minnesota
at your disposal at ofices of Inter.
stSate Land Go. Heegaard BLDG Wa
.tertoWn, S. %. Al.
Mrs. III. c. Parsons, accompanied.
by her son, Thomas, departed for
Manchester, Iowa, yesterday morning
on account OF the serious Illness of
her mother. Ralph Durham. the
Clark lawyer, who is a brother OF
Mrs. Parsons, also accompanied her,
The Eourth Regiment band iii
planning a rare treat for the near
future when a musical program will
be given. This is preparatory to the
proposed western trip later in the
season and the receipts from the en-
tertainment will besused to help pay
the bands expenses on the long and
3protracted western tour.
Mrs. g. W. Hart came up from
Bryant the fore part OF the week to
spend a few days in the city. Mrs.
Hart will make here home at Bryant
pending the remodeling OF the new
home in Watertown, recently purchas
ed from u. w. Ferris. 1t is expected
that the remodeling will commence
as soon as the weather settles into
its regular springtine gait.
County Auditor j S. johnson re-
sceived notice d few days since to at
tend the meeting Of the county aud
itors of the state at Pierre on the
24th-yesterday. The auditors meet
annually for the purpose of cooper
ation in the matter OF assessments:
and valuations with a view to uni.
formity throughout the state.
Mrs. Lon Mcdowell having been
visiting in the twin cities for some
time, Lon left the latter part OF last
week to join her In continuing the:
visit rel Sunday Mr.. McDDM& El,i
returns this week to HIS duties be-
hind the counters at the Hentgesi
Clothing company's store. but Mrs.
Med. Will remain for some time.
For information regarding northern
Wisconsin or Minnesota apply to IN
.tersState Land Co, Heegaard Bldg.
Watertown, s. .. AL
HNEgHseE1EFN-+
The Anti-Saloon League Of the
state is sendig out circular letters
to the various churches of the state
with reference to the sprig campaign
In behalf OF dry sentiment. among
the speakers announced for the pro-
Inhibition side OF the campaign is VIII
bur S.. Glass Of WatertoWn. who has
several times represented Eodingtons
county in the legislature.
VIM. Marshall arrived home We'd
nesday morning from Wateruowns
where he spent a number Of days Wis
iting with relatives and old pioneer
friends and attending the services in
the tabernacle. He stated Evangelist
.lQstrom and his co-workers were ac-
seemnlishing muchsgood in Water
town. While n the city he was a
SuE6l@dJHBuG ANQllG QIArhI. Hill H.
Shanks.-Castlewood Republican.
why not let Ellis do your light
draying? He's reliable. Phone 22s9
ADV. 37tf
the tourney last week and was re-
ceived with enthusiasm by the high
school students who made the WelkinI
~ - ~ hpr,fN ~ ~ nnnfro1 @hx,ff dfxre "a rzrHnr.
the members OF the team filed into
their places In the morning. water.
town narrowly missed carrying of
the honors, but Centerville proved
too strong for the Waterfowl aggre-
CATION, notwithstanding tho latter
put up q hard contest throughout.
Fred Hepperlee and j. e. Handlin,
state commissioner OF school and
public lands and state auditor, re-
s~pectiveIy, were In the city lastweek
in conferences with County Auditor J..
s Johnson and County S~uperinten-
dent Sara Reeve regarding the APP
prafsals OF the school lands in Cooling
ton county. The state officials, after
spending the day with the county
officers, departed for points in the
Jim river valley.
Geo. II, Marquis, Lawyer. (Ex-Judge
circuit Court Heegaard block 9tf
For Sale--I have One Az H r. Fair.
banks and Morse gas engine. Will
sell for $4,000. Can be seen running
any day in my shop. 3. n. Algard.
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Contractor r. 3. Shugart, under
whose direction the work on the pro-
posed extension of the South Dakota
Central north from this city was done
last fall. has brought suit against
the company for payment Of the
claims on account OF the work done.
The Saturday News explained some
time since with regard to the situa-
ton concerning this proposed extern
sion. Mr.. Shugart claims to have
performed services amounting in val,