Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-08-10

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sale-6 cyiinder chafmers Au.
tornobIie IN first class ecndition.
Brunswick combination billiard table,
as good as new. Household furni-
ture, piano, refrigerator. dining room,
living room and bedroom furniture,
rugs, etc. Cali evenings 8 10 s, $40 list
ave s. E. Mrs. d. II. stover
The Sunday service on the cid South
Dakota Central has been resumed BY
the Great Northern The train will
leave this city at s in the morning and
return at 8s45 in the evening.
Lieutenant Governor Norbeck, ac-
%companied by Mrs. Norbeok, departed
Monday for Pickerel lake where they
expected TO visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Anderson of Webster.
9. F. earle has accepted a position
as assistant superintendent Of agents
with the Dakota Life. Mr, Garlic and
family arrived from 0rtonville. Mimi,
their former home, last week.
City Attorney J. q. Mather, accom-
panied by his father, w. H. Mather,,
and his brother. Thomas drove 10 Red
field Tuesday to attend the Grand
Commandery. Knights Templar.
After a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
McHugh, Mrs. S. G.. Crichton departed
last Friday for a brief visit with
friends. at Aberdeen before proceeding
to her home at Geraldine, Mont.
g. g. Koenig and family departed
yesterday for Chicago and Milwaukee
and other points. Inasmuch as they
SO overland with their auto they will
have a trip of several weeks duration.
Charles e. Arnold. who was in the
city for a few days, a guest at the
w. R. Lambert home, visiting his
mother, Mrs. Laura Arnold, and his
sister, Mrs. Lambert, returned home
to Candy, Mimi, Monday morning.
A. w. Ransom, of the Educator
Supply company, Mitchell. arrived in
the city last Friday to spend a week
or so on the shore Of Lake Kampeska,
where Mrs. Ransom and the children
have been sojourning for some weeks
past.
The trade tours, planned for the
fore part of August, have been post
poned to the latter part, owing, in
part, to the absence of a number of.
retailers who are in the east to make.
their purchases OF fall and winter
stocks.
Salesman-For general mercantile
trade in S D., to sell a new PROPOSE
ton of merit. Vacancy now. Attract
i've commission contract. $35 weekly
for expenses. Miles f. Bixler Co.,
wholesale jewelers., 254-32 Carlin Bldg.
Cleveland, Ohio. 81
George %Schlosser, secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce, returned Tues
aay evening" lif1A DlOuA ais anu OH
er points in the southern portion of
the state, where he had renewed ac.
quaintance with his family and had
looked after business matters.
PIANO BOXES for sale at a low
price il taken at once. Fine for coad,
feed. or chicken 9bop. Get n new
if 9 have usefH6r it as there is gen
orally a shortage and the price much
higher. y. w. Cookies Music House.
$40
The Harding county Herald pays
Mr.. Carpenter the following mp
ment: CLAY Carpenter who is well
known throughout the west river
country who will regret that he has
moved, but he will be right on the
dob out here whenever needed
The Clear Lake Courier, speaking
Of Miss Lila Eastwood's organizing a
class in art, says: Miss Eastwood
Is an expert in painting and s6e GER
tainly had some remarkably fine speci-
ments Of her work with her. She met
the young ladies Of the town at the