Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-08-03

W VIC IL LIN Alclfl ldIG I
of Dexter; Milton Faehn of Eden;
John E. Ramsvick of Wallace; l.. E.
Rowe, G. NJ. Banks, Robert Baldwin,
N. A. Nelson, John H. Elsmer. Chas.
Barrette, G, C. Best. B. w. Andrews,
OHM Schmieding, William Luck and
G. B. Anderson of Watertown.
As the automobiles were parked in
the center OF the street the first day
of the experiment, it is more conven-
lent to back into position than to at.
tempt to run in On a forward move
ment, but as the machines face they.
can readily move out forwardly. For
getting the machines into place, if
the matter Of getting out is not con-
sidered, it would be more convenient
TO have the machines angle in the
other direction-that is to saw, the
machines standing in the center of
Kemp avenue, as a matter of con
! venience IN getting in, should face
the northwest or southwest. But it
| would be necessary to back out in
order to be on the right side Of the
street for going ahead. Some expert
menters are inclined to think that the
way the police started out YESTERDAY
morning, having the machines facing
northwest or southwest, so that they
will not have to do any backing to
get out, is the best plan. If machines
would back in, as the autos were ar
ranged on the avenue yesterday, each
could move out by going ahead.
The Castlewood Republican con.
tains this reference to a visit to the
home of David sours n of the com
missioners of Hamlin county: THE
editor Of the Republican returned
Saturday evening from Hayti where
he spent the week meeting with the
county commissioners as a board OF
equalization. On Thursday evening
the members of the board were enter
tanned at the beautiful and hospitable
home of Commissioner Sours in a
most delightful manner. While there
u attention was attracted to a new
! OF weather vane. Just as the
sun was disappearing in the west one
OF the farm cats leaped onto a shed
rpor, a along the ridge pole of
the house, climbed to the top of the
highest chimney and pointed with it's
head to the east and it's tail sticking
out straight in the west, which per.
torrance clearly indicated that the
prevailing wind was from the east,
1t is certainly some cat and we are
satifed that if Ringing brothers hear
of this animal weather vane they
will certainly secure it if possible, II
would make a great hit and would be
some drawing card"
Clara and Sadie Elkins, of Water.
town, visited here with their aunt
Mrs. Paul Lemke, this week. Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Nommensen accom-
panied Rev. Mr.. Radcliffe to Water
town in the car Monday. . Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Albright spent Tuesday
night in Watertown. Miss Edith
Nisbet has been visiting relatives a
Watertown this week. Harry Owen:
underwent an operation for append
citis at Luther hospital in Watertow1
Monday. VIM Frost and ladies
spent Tuesday in Watertown. An
drew Venge was a Watertown visito.
Monday morning. OF course a larg,
number from here attended the Ring
ling circus at Watertown Friday. I
lis estimated that 10000 people visit
fed Watertown on that day. Franl
Tschakert, while returning HON
from Watertown in his Ford car, me
with an accident from which he luck
lily escaped. without sstious injuries
As he drove onto the Spencer grade
from some cause the car turned owe
Sc quickly that Mr.. Tschakert didn'
know it until he found himself pinne,
underneath. Although he was no
seriously injured, the car was badl,
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