Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-04-08

tertpRn Tuesday. morning and spent
the day looking after his extensive
farming interests in this vicinity. He
has but recently returned from the
east where he spent q number of
weeks business trips-Castle-
wood Republican.
GeosH. Marquis, Lawyer. (Ex.Judge
circuit court. Heegaard block stf
For SaleI have 6ne Az H. P. Fair
banks and Morse gas engine. Will
sell for $4,000. Can be seen running
any day In my shop. ]. n. Agard.
27tf
Nv. A. Morris. adiutant general Of
the state, was in Ae city the fore
part of the week, attending to busi-
ness and professional matters. MI.
Norris is d lawyer, having been en-
gagged in a lucrative practice aired
Held for many years. He is an old
time friend OF the Saturday News, by
the way, and this office acknowledges
a brief but pleasant call.
Speaking Of the arrest OF a certain
gentleman for speeding with his auto
on the streets OF Brookings, the
Home Messenger Of that city says:
Say, fellows, what lot of money
would find Its way into the public
Of everybody driving ut an
excessive speed, should be hauled
up" Here's a pointer for the gov
eminent of WateEtown. Perhaps
taxes might be almost wiped outs
Arrangements have been perfected
for the commencement week of the
high school. Professor Parsons an
nounces that Judge G. G. Sherwood
will deliver the principal address,
ard Hon. ]. G. Mcfarland will ad-
dress the eighth grade graduates. A
class play, AT the End Of the Rain
is in course of preparation, to
be participated in by the members of
the class. composed Of twenty-seven.
Why pay $25 per month rent, when
I can sell you q home on SIS, per
month payments, and you will have
besides rent receipts when
you get through. Phone 1915 for APP
s.. A. Shoupe. Adv.4s
A man called at the Inter State
Office recently and wanted to use the
phone. After the connection was
made, andathe customary hello" and
yes. were exchanged, the man re
NAMED quiet for nearly five minutes.
The silence was so painful that we
asked him il the line was in trouble.
Dh, it's all right, working fine. I'm
talking to my wife, said he.
Gary Inter State.
Mr.. Frederick Ress died a few days
since at his home at Moorhead, Min
Mrs. Ress was formerly Mrs.
Florence Taylor of this city, who
viii be pleasantly remembered by
.arge circle OF friends. The remains
will be brought to WatertoWn for in
.erment in Mount Hope cemetery.
rhe funeral will occur tomorrow
rom the residence of Mrs. J. Aug
lstus Snyder.
Th city commission viii submit, on.
April 90, the question OF issuing
ponds in the sum Of eighty odd thous-l
Ind dollars. for sewer purposes. This
t is understood, is a part of the sys-
EN- proposed in the recent question
aFYufringuathe Issuance Of bonds in
sum OF $4,000, voted down at a
special election called to pass upon
1.
MT. and Mrs. Charles Hartman
ave returned from their sojourn in.
California. Mr.. Hartman felt COM
,elled to return thus early in order.
o preparation the spring assessment
ind taking the census, a duty which
ieyolYas upon him by virtue of his
appointment to the position of city
assessor, made some months ago
The Harmans had very enjoyable
winter amid the beautiful scenery vt
golden sunset state.
.8s. BABY CHICKS AND EGGS.
rom hatchings from my Heavy Lay
ng Strain OF Pure Bred Plymouth
Rocks; also India Runner Duck Eggs.
Book your orders early. City orders
delivered. Phone I'LL. A. G. Young
luist. 5Str
Al delegation Of Henry people was
1efore the county board q few days
since In support of a plan to have the
poor farm, authorized by q recent
vote of the people of the county, lo-
lated near Henry. Attention was
called to the quality Of the soil and
she special adaptability OF the land
tp general farming purposes The
members of the board visited the
vest side and looked the country
but as yet the board has given
out no intimation concerning the
probable decision, not having reached
j conclusion.
The opening of the new Metropol-
tan Meat Market last Saturday, in
The Case building, second door south