Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-09-07
Attorney CIayG Carpenter maids
professionai trip 70 Clark last week.

prosssslonai trip to Clark last week.
The last dance of the season at ths
Country Club is scheduled for This
evening
Attorney A. sherin returned Mon
day from an automobile trip to ELS
worth Mimi, and the twin cities.
81 wouldn't just sit on stool and
look pretty declared he. Well she.
rejoined You could sit on 4 stool
For sale-Good secondhand touring
car, in irst-class condition. or viii
trade for a good Ford. Inquire at
this office. 13tf
II. u Loucks was called to Fargo.
~. d. the hrst of the week, to confer
with friends regarding matters in
which farmers are deeply Interested.
Mrs. H. c. Batterton returned from
Delano. Mimi, last Saturday. coming
home with Mrs. Geo. Hipp and the
Misses Helen and Bernice.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. D. Ostrander came
eseI from Richland township Monday
TO be with their daughter, Who had
undergone an operation at Luther
hospital.
Harry SieVertE, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. q. 3. sieverts, got three Of his.
fingers badly ~Iacerated one day last
week as a result of a dog fight. III
some way Harry got in the midst Of
the fracas.
For Sale-TWo well matched chest
nut horses, weight about 1900. VIII
make good work team, first class fam
tly horses. or first class delivery
horses. H F. W. Schaller.
A fellow who owns a heavier tour
ing car is advertising in the columns
of The Saturday News for a chance
to swap it for "a Teddy R%ooseveltan
yehicle-a rough-riding son of a gun,
YOU know.
George Johnson, brought to this.
city some time ago for hospital treat
ment for appendicitis, died last Mon
day. He is a son of Charles L. John
son Of Lake Norden, and the remains
We're taken home for burial. The de.
ceased was 16 years of age.
Mrs. Roy Ebert, formerly Miss
Carpenter, daughter Of General and
Mrs. Geo, w. Carpenter, General Car
penter for years having been the sur
veyor Of Codington county and the en-
gineer Of the city of WATERFOWL, is in
the city, visiting old-time friends.
Mr.. Ebert for several years was the
linotype operator for the daily paper
under its former management.
Geo. H. Marquis, Lawyer. (Ex-Judge1
circuit court.) Heegaard Block 26tf
The Brookings Register refers to-
the fact that Dr.. A. Nj. Work, Phi. D.,
formerly pastor Of the Presbyterian
churches at Brookings and at Water
town, has been compelled to relin-
quish his pastorate at Perry, Ia, on
account Of throat affection. He will
move to Des Moines, Ia, says the
paper, where ne will act as emer-
geney pastor Of the Des Moines pres
bytery.
The garage at the Archer residence,
Second street s. w, caught fire Tues
day night, and the fire alarm was
turned in by Chas. Barrette, who
happened to sight 1t as we was wend-
ing his way home. The prompt ar
rival Of the fire department resulted
in saving the car, as the interior was
ablaze when the firement arrived
They craw1ed through the doorway
and pulled the car out before it Wa
damaged.
The Gary Inter State recently paid
Judge Marquis this editorial compli-
ment: THE attention Of Irter State
readers is called to the card Of Hon.
g. n. MARQUIS, who is a candidate on
the non-partian ticket for Judge Of
the state supreme court Most of the
people Of Deuel. county will men
Der Mr.. Marquis when he was a resi-
dent Of this county, as being a Nan
who has held high offices and with
satisfaction. He Will receive a big
vote from this county.
The Clear Lake Courier refers as
follows to an incident Of Its town:
Mel Staley,s bird dog bit Mrs. Vert
Cook last Saturday and caused quite.
an Injury to her hand She was walk
ing along the street and passed the
staley picture gallery when the dog
jumped out and caught her by the
hand, sinking his fangs clear Is the
bone on u Of her fingers. DR.. Bates