Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-08-05
Happenings


Attorney a. Sherin returned Friday
from points In Minnesota where he
ATTENDED to professional business
County Agent AW. Palm is attefll-
ing the meeting of the agents at
(Brookings, this week.
Word from the Pacific coast indi
Icates that the famous Fourth Regi-
|ment band Id on ii sway home, coming
by way OF the southern route.
H. G. Jesup Of the Jesup Garment
company, departed a few days since
Lon a tour of the eastern markets to
|~select a fall and winter stock TO be
shipped later.
For Sale OF trade for a good horse
and buggy, a twin cylinder 8 b. r.
Thor motorcycle. Inquire a tthis of
fee. 2a
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Il. Filbert left Sun
day morning by auto for WatertoWn
and Willow Lakes to visit relatives
and friends a few days. Mr.. Filbert
said they might go to Miller before
returning If the auto behayed.-Garg
Inter State.
Rev. "a. M. Work, PHI. d, formerly
pastor of the Presbyterian church In
this city, now residing in Iowa, is
spending a few days at Lake KAN
Ipeska, enjoying himself with boat
and fishing tackle. DR.. Work is an
enthusiastic fisherman, and, next to
preaching, he would rather fish than
anything else.
r.. r. Way, who is secretary of the
Wesleyan College at Mitchell, but
who had been spending some time at
the lake, in company with Mrs. Way
and of DR.. and Mrs. ] N. Greene of
indianapolis, left Friday for points in
the east to attend to certain business
matters for the college.
Have a reliable man wanting to
work a farm on shares, owner OF
land to furnish horses, stock and
seed. Enquire Of ]. r. Bird. 81
Mrs. G. ". Hart, accompanied by
her son, Robert, has returned from
the Pacific coast where they attended
the exposition. Miss Knudtson, who
was with them during the greater
lportion of their journey, is not ex-
pected to return until about the mid
die of the month.
Reports from MiIbank are to the
effect that the editor of Chain Light
ming, a monthly magazine, was pum-
meled by a noted Milbank character
a few days ago concerning whom the
magazine had ONE slight mention.
The editor was taken unawares as he
sat in his Office. He is a cousin of
Mr.. c. II. Lockhart of the First Ma
tional Bank. He had been saying
some very plain things about condi-
tions In Milbank.
Mr.. Frank Jones, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. r.. r. Jones, who is travelling
for the Morrell company Of the twin
lcities, was united in marriage a few
days since with Miss Waunita- Gar.
her, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore CARRIER OF Adairs Iowa. Water
town friends extend their best wishes
for a long, happy and prosperous life
on the part of Mr.. and Mrs. Jones.
For sale-A new, modern house on
two lots. Also, -four nice building
lots. Cheap and easy terms ii taken
soon. Inquire OF owner, S0s Fourth
street N. 2. 4Stt
Information has been received to
the effect that the city IN which the
mother of Mr.. Sideras, of the Busy
Bee cafe, lives in Europe has fallen
into the hands OF the Turks. Mr.,
Sideras himself saw service in the
IGreek army some years ago and was
in several very close quarters. Learn;
ing of the capture of his home town
and that the whereabouts of his moth
Ter is unknown to her friends, Mr..
Sideras started for the old country In
the hopes of locating her.
Would like to list for sale a few
desirable farms in the vicinity OF
WatertoMn. Hyou wish to sell your
farm, come and see me or drop me
q letter with description. ]. 3. Bird,
48tt
F. S. Pruyn, who for over thirty
iyears managed the Clark PilotReyieW
was in the city Tuesday morning,
having been camping ait the lake with
Judge and Mrs. Sherwood. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pruyn spent the winter OF the
Pacific coast, and he says that times
are very dnl there, especially in the
\ printing and publishing line, although
all lines are affected. The Pilot-Re-
view is now under the management
of Ralph PIuyn. son of the former
publisher.
For a good Job Of Electrical Wir-
ing of all kinds, call on M. r. Allen,
I12 South Maple Street. Telephone
2145. adv. 2tf
John Sideras returned last week
from B~arnesyille, Mimi, where he
had been attending to business mat
tiers and looking after his farm which
is located close % the Minnesota
town. He went there with the inten-.
|tion OF spending only a few days, but
Ell found SO much to interest him
that he stayed three weeks. While
there he umpired a baseball game be-
tween, the knights OF Pythias and the
Elks. OF course, the knights o the
game-with the help lot the umpire!
We carry a nice line Of paints, oil,
varnish, enamel. wall tints, brushes,
picture mouldings, wall paper and In
fact3g nva,.yfhip o. Stsry1o11x, fo,1pd i,nS@n&