Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-07-20

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ture, piano, refrigerator, dining room,
living room and bedroom furniture,
rugs, etc. Cali evenings ITO 8, $40 let
Y s. E. Mrs. q. a. Slower.
For Rent-Two good rooms for light
housekeeping. Call at ITO w. Kemp
Ave.
salesman-Capable specially man
for South Dakota. Staple line on
new and exceptional terms. Vacancy
now. Attractive commission contract
$50 weekly for expenses. Miles F..
Bixler Co, .254-29 Carlin Bldg, Cleve
land, o. 6*l
DR.. Glee Tarbell. recently graduated
from the dental department of the
Northwestern university, successfully
passed the examination in South Da-
kota and has been granted permits
sion to practice in the state. He has
not vet determined his exact, loca
ton.
Charles Sykes is now operating the
machine in the presentation of the
motion pictures at the Idle Hour.
Charles always was a sort of in
~yentive genius in the matter of ma
chinery. He is said to be making
good as the operator OF the film
apparatus.
For Sale or Exchange for Real Es-
tae-Our concrete manufacturing
plant and its equipment at Water
town. S. D. The most complete and
Thoroughly equipped plant for the
making Of all kinds of cement prod
ucts in the whole northwest. Slower
Construction Co. 81 adv
Rev. S. S. Mitchell went to Redfeld
last week to spend a day or SO visit
ing wfgh his son, Samuel S. Mitchell.
Jr., who is a non-commissioned officer
Of the South Dakota National Guard.
Miss Josephine Johnson and Miss An
ma Weber accompanied kim to Red
field where they, also, paid a visit TO
the camp.
The baseball game at the Outlet
park Sunday AFTERNOON between Bry-
ant and Bookings was won by Brook
ings by a score of 2 to i. Up to the
ninth inning Bryant had not scored.
whereas Brookings had won two runs
In the ninth Bryant got under swing
and scored a run. and right at the
climax the Brookings team managed
to check further progress, winning
the game.
Heretofore those erecting stands
along the streets on special occasions
such as circus day, have failed, in
some instances, to restore the prem
les to good condition. This year, tc
guard against such possibility, tie
city council requires each party con
structing such stand to deposit three
dollars with the city auditor as I
guarantee that the grounds will BIZ
: properly cleared.
The Watertown Potato compan.
held its annual meeting recently
~electing the following officers: presi
} dent, n. A. Hanten; vice president
Charles Kreger; secretary, J. E. Bird
treasurer, Edward Lamm; directors
the officers named and the following
Lee Slower, Robert Schulz, M. 3
} Henning, Fred Stein. T. ]. Keogal
is continued as manager for the en-
suing year.
The police ran in a trio of aut'
drivers Tuesday evening for failinI
to display real lights. The court as
sessed the damages" at Ave dollar
each, which was paid.
The federal experts estimate tina
about one out of every ten eggs il
the United States is cracked o
smashed, which represents a Loss 0
nearly ten per cent. The loss is al
Y proximated at nearly nine hundre
thousand dollars.
The Rt. Rev. Frederick w. Keatol
OID. D., bishop Of Olympia, Wash. an
brother Of Mr.. E. B. Keator of thi
city, will preach a sermon at the /
o'clock service, at Trinity church, o
y Sunday morning, on Masonry an
the Church." The bishop is we
known in Masonic circles, having n
Gently attended the meeting Of tn
Shriners in Buffalo, N. Y. All Mason
and all others interested, are cordia
2 " invited to hear this discourse. Q
Sunday.
Miss Mary Miller. daughter of NJ
and Mrs. h. B. Miller, was united
marriage with Mr.. Elmer p. Porte
"a of Winona, MINI, at the home Of til
brides parents at $3.50 O'Clock Tue
day eveuinp Miss Ruth Miller. 81