Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-11-02

x1R SATURDAY. NEW
Hrs. Aldrich ana children;
of Bsmidji MINI, are Ia the city.
guests at the home Or Ar.#and Mrs.
HCWood.
Owing to the pressure on the adj
Frertising columns Id today's edition.
a couple OF extra pages had to be
printed, making the paper ten-pageI
anair this week.
Sheriff ElkiRs has been busy the
past few days delivering ballot boxes
and supplies to the variouA precincts.
There j four boxes for each pre-.
cinct.
e T .Fessenden, manager OF the
Mitchell salesmanship In this city.
has taken on o territory for the
Mitchell ear. His field now covers the
entire northeastern part Of the state.
Hs#V. Peterson. travelling passenger
agent OF the n. b st. u, states that
the company will operate a special
train for the accommodation OF the
fcachefs to attend the convention in
this city next month.
Miss Ellen NJ. Grandqnist ana Miss
Grace Anderson, professional nurses,
left yesterday for the western coast
where they expect to visit friends in
California. Washington. Oregon and
Utah.
The city council has under eonsid-
GRAFTON the passage Of a milk ordin-
Iance-that is to say, to provide for
the inspection OF all milk sold to con
suIners in the city. Under its pro
visions all cows whose milk Is sold
In the city Will hare to be tested with
respect to their soundness Of health.
Clerk OF Courts Ralph H. HorsWill
issued the following marriage licenI
ses the fore part OF the week: Charles
j. Graves OF Bryant and Mss Ethel
ssTanson Of Henry; G.F. Hiltsey Of
Candy and Miss Frances Acley of
Cherokee, Wis., Gabriel Fox OF Wal
tertown and Miss Agnes Lippert of
Goodwin.
Some of the youngsters WHO had
seen a train wrecked in the movie
show sought TO see d real wreck on
tie Great Northern the other day.
They placed some distractions on the
track. The hds were age,l only 81
and 10 and when arraignad before
Judge Myers they explained all abuat
it. The Judge held them for appear
anee in the circuit courl.
The Watertown football team won
from Madison last Saturday in an in
teresting game. the cor standing Isl
to 6. The following was the Water
town lineup: Giere, r. e.; Tolsma. r.
t.: Coffy. r. g.; Bruins, G.; Phillips
tW), |. e.; Sheldon, l. T.; Melham,
1. Ell Williamson, i. b.; HawIey. I. b.;I
Meadows, i. h.; Stutenroth, q. b. It'll
was considered a fine game through
out
w. s.. Glass has begun a speaking
campaign In the interests of the rel
publican ticket and Of his " candt
dacy for states attorney. He spoke
Tuesday afternoon to a large audience
in Rauville and In the evening had an
audience in the Stroup school house
in Germantown. This evening he
speaks In the town hall in Eden and
tomorrow afternoon in the town hall
at Kampeska.
The funeral OF Mrs. James Cook.
who died at her home near Castle
wood, was held Tuesday morning from
Immaculate Conception church In this
city, Rev. Father O'Meaia conducting
the service. The deceased VAS only
526 years OF age, and leaves d husband
and baby, her parents (Mr. and hrs.
Peter Michaels( and thres sisters and
a brother. One Of the sisters is Mrs.
Harry Hanten,
Geo. II. Marquis. LAwYer. (Ex-Judge
circuit COURT HeegaRrd Block 36tf
States Attorney Hangar and sher-
id. Elkins went to Hayti the fore part
OF the week, taking Frank johnson,
charged with breaking into the Nc
Kool store. who had expressed to the
states attorney a desire 70 plead
guilty. to the charge and get tbs whole
thing OF his hands, accepting such
sentence as the court might impose.
Judge Sherwood was holding court
Tor Hamlin county. Johnson was ZEN
fenced TO four years in the penitsn-
tiary.
EGEHEgf
a young chap claiming to be named
Herman Fisher, was arrested Tues
day, charged with trying to cash spur
rione checks. He raj caught at the
Olson-Iee clothing store where he
was negotiating for some clothing,
expecting to cash 8 check IN payment
and to receive the extra change. He
had alredAy exchanged checks IA some
OF the stores. getting the surplus In
cash. The hearing oS the ease 0elDre
the municipal conrt takes Daacs toasy.
Those contemplating trirs on slee-
ton day will not have 10 remain a.
home to get the election returns. Tho
Chicago q North Western railway
has arranged 10 suppl3 the patrons OF
its limited trains WIKI . complete
telegraphic news service on Tuesday.
Nov. 7th, whereby the returns will
Ibe flashed to the trains enroute rs
FAST as the results ara released By
the 3 wires. UndNr thfA arrange.