Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-21

Charles Make, Of WafeFtoWn. ISL
here this week looking after the work
on his farm south OF town. The Cont-
Ter acknowledges d pleasant can yes
terday.-Clsar Lake Courier.
Hubert Krier and Barney Ruhr OIL
Wateftown. were ;Castiewooa visitors
SATURDAY. They were former residents
Of this portion of the country and
their many friends enjoyed their Wis
it-Castlewood Republican
]. j, Bennett came down from Wal
teftoMn Sunday morning and spent
the sday visiting with relatives and
some of his many friends in Castle
wood. where he formerly resided for
years while engaged in The farm mn
pfement business. - Castiewood RE
publican.
The rains of last Saturday and
Sunday put the roads in bad cuRdition
for automobile travel for II few days.
The First Methodist Episcopal
church Will have its first organ re-
cital tomorrow evening, with Pro
~fessor Charles 3. Hansen, HE noted
blind musician. presiding at the in
strument.
r. s. Lawrence. president OF the
South Dakota Packing and Shipping
company, OF Watertown, was in VIII
low Lakes Wednesday on business.
His company recently bought out the
Watertown Packing company and are
now selling stock TO increase the ca
pacity Of the plant and to give them
a working fund.-Wfifow Lakes News
Regarding the Iowa corn crop, Mr..
J. w. Pierce, here sthis week on a
visit, said to a Saturday News repre-
sentative that Iowa is practically
without corn this year-that is, corn
such as the Iowa farmer regards as
having feeding qualities. Some pieces
failed to develop even a soft grade
of corn, while other fields, by far the
minority. have a very inferior grade.
The crop as a whole, said Mr.. Pierce,
IFS the poorest that Iowa has ever
grown, within his recollection, and he
has lived rear Nashua for the past
t~hirty-fiye to forty years.
yoseph Waechrnaain, proprietor of
the Watertown Business College, was
a pleasant caller at this office last
Saturday. He was making d tour OF
this county In the interest of his
school-Clear Lake Courier.
Mr.. james A. Parker, Of Orofino,
Idaho, has been IN the city a few
days, a guest at the home of General
C. H. Englesby INT of Mrs. Parker,
mother OF Mrs. Englesby. Mr.. Par
ker is a brother of a former resident
Of Watertown, the Rev. Mr.. Parker.
who WAS county superintendent and
later deputy state superintendent
The name "Oroffno,,' signifies Fine
Gold.D asked concerning the situa-
ton in the fruit growing districts OF
Idaho, Mr.. Parker said that for tine
most part it was o satisfactory.
Your coal goes a hong way when
burned in Coles Hut Blast Heaters
They are mel savers.
The 1ocm football team and the
Clear Lake boys met ION the local field
in this city last Saturday afternoon.
The sorre wos Sc to t0$in favor OF Che
locals. While the Clear Lake boys
were not up IN the game, having but
! few plays tlIat they coiiil work with
any degree pF progress, Sahey showed
themselves I'd be gentlemen through
out and won the respect of the peo-
pie with whom they N in contact
while here. They were aware OF
their deficiency in the game befDre
tthey came, hut they desired the prac-
tice and wished to play Wia1 q team
k~sbetter prepared
j. w. Pierce, of Nashua, Iowa
tneached the city Monday ennorning.
having run mp from Hur1n where he
visited friends over Sunday. He
! joined Mrs. pienee and daughter.
Miss Nellie, IN q brief yfsft at the