Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-12-14

A.1ssaon SaAQsI 9theFefromaa quarter
heel. 1t seems theShootysvyas car
ITled away6in IL Stm0swheeled cart Dur.
ahks1h night snoy had fallen and II
g claimed that 1t was no trick ~ al
dtOs1ollow the wheel tracks the fellow
g morning. They led right t6 one
otgthe homes OF Sam Ellis and Riley
i lnman and both gentlemen were AZ
rested. Later they were taken be
4 Tore the municipal court and bound
= 7 apepar at the circuit court
Thermos goods at Nelson & Reeds.
VIII retain the heat or the cold.
Last weeks Saturday News con.
tanned two "caughts, from b. II. Jones,
One would naturally think that the
Jones family is becoming the whole
cheese in this neck 81 the woods,
Judging from the advertising which
the Caught Unawares gave Mr..
Jones and the soulful Write-up that
our KampeEka correspondent gave
Mrs. Jones-but they're not. The fact
rs, SO far a. Jones himself is cor
cerned, he thought aloud twice about
the schooima'ams, and both times a
reporter happened to. be standing BY.
And both OF his thunks were
even il Jones doesn't know what Ii
means.
# in doubt about what to get for
Christmas. just take a look at Nelson
& Reeds show window.
Business men wanting to get a cir
cular out in a jiny are invited to visit
the ofhce OF the Waterfowl Printing
q Binding Co, where the latest
model OF mimeograph and the latest
mlmeoscope on the market are to be
found ready for instant use. The
maximum speed OF the mimeograph is
ITO copies a minutes, whereas it may
be slowed down to 40 a minute. The
combined price of these two machines
fully equipped for the maximum
amount of work at the minimum cost,
is 100000. This includes an electric
motor attached to the mimeograph.
The machine takes the papers. sheet
by sheet, and feeds them through the
printing device and stacks them up
in the rear
The Florence Forum, speaking of
the first which visited that town last
week, says that the flames are thought
to have started in the C.G. Burnstad
drug store and spread rapidly to the
Thomson building. The drug store
building was owned by s. r. Sloan of
this city, says the Forum, and the
loss is approximately $1,000, with no
insurance. The other losses are the
harness store, owned by Will Thomp-
son., with a loss OF about $1,000. NO
insurance; the Burnstad drug stock,
valued at $4,000, insured for $500;
b. =. Larson, harness shop, loss about
$500, insured for $4,000. Another
loss is that of Anil Redlin who Had
. photographic equipment in the hall.
and whose loss is reported to be about
$500.
Baking dishes at Nelson & Reeds.
The Waterfowl Printing and Bind.
ing Co. has received a new Edison
mimeograph, electrically driven and
I~seIf-feeding. 1t is a duplicate OF the
one used in the G. w. Hart Farm Mort
Igage company's Office and is the lat
est and best thing in the line Of
nlimeograph printing to be had in the
lAmerican markets. Those parties de
string to get a circular letter OF in a
hurry are invited to call and observe
the speed with which it may be done
by this process OF printing. Drawings,
office forms, maps. etc, etc. may be
reproduced while you wait metaphor
|icaIly speaking. "A good draughtsman,
with the microscope, which this COM
pany also has, and the mimeograph,
Icould reproduce any sort OF an. out
line drawing in but few minutes,
time. Commercial work done on short
notice at reasonable prices. The Wa
ltertown Printing and Binding Co. In
yites the business and professional
men to avail themselves of the oppor-
iitt,uiiniitiies which these two machines al
ford
Taken Up-About October 10, 1916.
One red steer, 2h years old. H. p,
Leonard, NWA Sec. s., r. IS, Twp.
l117. Codington Co. 25-27.
Thermos bottles at Nelson & Reeds
keep hot water hot for "a hours OF
cold water cold for the same length
of time.
sTANpARD OIL BUYS
ILLINOIS WEI TOWN
E~dwardsville, m.-Benbow City,
long the wettest spot in Illinois, with
f23 saloons and only 81 inhabitants
lhas been purchased by the Standard
Oil company. Recently a deed was