Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-08-26
Local Happenings

Friday August 20 a son.
Mrs. ]. w. Martin departed thisI
week for a visit with friends in Chill
caga
Mrs. John Noodle, who went to the
western coast some weeks ago, rel
turned a few days since. |
Cory homes in all parts of the city
for sale by 8. a. Shnpe.
The winter term Of the public
schools will open on Monday, Sep
TENDER s.
Pass up that old cold, rented
and get a home OF your own.
See S. A. Shupe for the new home.
Do you want a fine residence lot?
See S. A. Shupe, or phone 1916.
A little dust now and then is rel
.ished by he best of men-at least
they're all getting it,
Mr.. and Mrs. George J Fischer of
Winona, came up last week for q
visit. at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. Harry Lee.
Wanted-Clean cotton rags at the
Saturday News Office. 6ltf
The Christian Science Sunday school
had an enjoyable picnic at the Nathah
Garlic cottage premises at H%illcrest
on the lake shore last Thursday.
Mrs. r. G. Bush returned last week
from a visit with her friends, Mrs.
Kitzinger and Mrs. Querala of Madi.
son. MINI.
New finest clover honey in Cobb.
cans, loo a pound. Address H. G.
Witte. Granton, Wis. Clarke County.
adv 11-12
Rolla Williams has been entertain
ing his mother, MRS. WhitinAt PIT.
Yanktun, at his lakeside cottage the
past few days.
Wapted-Clean cotton rags At the
Saturday News office. tt
The Charles F. Halbkat home in
this city has been favored with a visit
by Mr.. and Mrs. R.D. Garland and
children from Waseca, MINI.
Judge Sherwood has granted a di-
vorce to Eva May Thompson, the
principal ground upon which the de
cree was given being edesertion-
j. o.. MelhaIn. who with his family
autoed to Toronto Last Sunday, re
lports that rain visited the vi~cinitysrnf
IEstslline.
Fire Chief Mclaughlin contem-
plates attending the edaational meet.
ling 5of fire fighters which takes place
lat Cincinnati, O.. the last day OF this
month.
Wanted-Clean cotton rags ct the
| Saturday News Office. Z
AIRS. Ochs, daughtersnf Mr.. and Mrs.
In. B. Hanten, who had been visiting
in the city, returned tn Springfield.
MINI, Monday mnrning, accompanies
by Mr.. and Mrs. John IL Hanten.
Rev. and Mrs. G. j. Bonner have
been enjoying a visit from MT. 3. IL
lCampbell of Washington D. e.. and
also from Mr.. Bohner's sister, Mrs
tWaser, Of Chicago.
After a brief visit at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Crimmens, MI. ana
Mrs. William Gilman and Mr.. Claude
Coons have returned to their home at
Sioux Falls.
Prof. L. B. Parsons, compelled To
leave his auto at Lakefeld, MIMI
recently, on account of the condition
of the roads, went down to get it last
week.
Geo. II. Marquis, Lawyer. (Ex-Judge
circuit court.) Heegaard block stf
General Mark w. Sheafe, General
lie H. Englesby and States Attorney
IA. ;. tHaugan made a business trip
to Sioux Falls last week via the auto
mobile.
County Superintendent Reeve has
been busy the past few days prepaT-
ing her report to the state superin-
tendent before the opening Of the fall
terms Of school in Codington county.
The United States weather man has
an attack of the softening of the
heart-he has permitted the temper
allure to cease its downward flight and
resume its normal summer position.
There has been some hard slashing
of grain within the past ten days, the
farmers having been pressed to the
limit. in getting their grain in the
shock as fast as It ripened.
The South Dakota Central's after
noon train for Sioux Falls leaves 80
minutes earlier than usual, the sched-3
ale time now being 400 o'clock, ar
irving in Sioux Falls at $3.50.
Miss lone Jones, a graduate of the
city schools in 1902. has beer en-
gagged to teach school in Alaska, TAX
ing the position of instructor in music
at Fairbanks, according to late infor-
nation.
Druggist 3. M. Jones and a party
of friends autoed over from Clark one
day last week to attend to business
matters and to visit for a few hours
with f~riends--and incidentally to see
the best city in the state
Would like to list for sale a few
desirable farms in the vicinity Of
If you wish to sell your
farm, come and see me OF drop mel
a letter with description. !. p. Bird
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yrha uaroJin nnY1nfp commissioners |