Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-03-30
Your money back If not satisfactory.
Chas. F. Halbkat
Jeweler and Scientific Optician
Watch Inspector for Four Railroads
WATERFOWL, S. D.

Episcopal church, arrived in the city
the fore part OF the week to assist |
in the series OF evangelical meetings
in progress in the church,
Geo. H Marquis. Lawyer. (Ex-Judge
circuit court.9e Heegaard Block. 2etf
Joe Hentges has returned to the
city. from LeMars, Iowa, after havssg
|spent a considerable portion o. the
winter in the Hawkeye state. Joe's
many friends are glad to extend a
paw" to welcome him back TO Wa
ttertown.
Mr.. Valdemer Christensen, OF st.
Paul, MINI, has located in the city,
having leased the Tarbell building on
South Broadway, where he will be
pleased to supply flowers and all
kinds of floral decorations TO those
desiring the same.
Judge G. G.. Sherwood, his many
Watertown friends will regret to
|learn, has been compelled to take a
lshort vacation, owing to ILL health.
He is not expected to return to re-
isume his duties on the bench until
labout the middle of April.
Prof. A. w. Palm is authority for
1.-THE statement that a carload OF phus-
Iphate viii be used in Codington
Ity this year The experiments CON
Quoted last year by Professor Palm
and Hon. F. ]. Stroup, Colonel Lee
Slower, and others, has given rise to
AN incentive for further experiment
itation.
Garden tools of all kinds at Nelson
l& Reeds. 4246
Mr. Christ, of the engineering de-
lpartment of the Great Northern rail-
road, St. Paul, Mimi, is in the city
to-day to make the survey for the
Ispur tracks to serve the South Dakota
Hacking and Shipping company's
plant, on the Sioux river, in the
southwestern part of the city. 1t is
expected that the new tracking con-
Injections will be constructed at an
early date. Plans and layout for ex-
itensiye yards will follow as soon as
the new tracks are completed.
Barred Plymouth Rock hens, pull
lets and cockerels for sale from heavy
laying, prize winning strain. Eggs
for Matching, from quality pens. Let
me fill your orders for your incubat-
ors; prices reasonable. A. e.. Young
quest, east of N. & st. l.. roundhouse.
phane III, 36tf
For two or three years past the
matter of saloon license. at Henry has
been a bone of local contention. Hen
lry went dry last year, owing, partly
Ito a technical flaw in the petition.
This year the license people thought
they would be doubly cautious. but.
unfortunately for the matter Of get
Ting a vote, it was determined that a
few of those signing the petition had
mo legal right to have their names
lafHxed, and, consequently, the town
(council rejected the petition. Since
mo saloon license can be issued with
out an affirmative vote first having
authorized license, Henry seems TO
be destined to remain in the dry col
uuan at least another year.
The state meeting of the Woman's
lChristian Temperance Union, held IN
this city last week, attracted d large
gathering Of the women OF various
portions of South Dakota. Among
1.-THE notables present were Mrs. Al1ce
iA. M. Picker, of Faulkton, widow OF
the late Major Pickler, who repre-
sented the state in congress for sew
leraI terms; Mrs. Anna r.. Simmons
IIpresfdent or the association; MIS-
Lillian Mitchner, president OF the
kansas union; Mrs. Julia johnson, OF
Brooklngs; Mrs. Luella D~ougherty. Q
yolga; Mrs. Theresa Chase, OF vii
low Lakes: Mrs. Emma Yeamans, and
Iothers. besides the local women who
are deeply interested in the state
wide movement.
A. A.. Armstrong, whose electrical
store ia m West Kemp avenue, makes
la specially OF inspecting and adjust
ing batteries, a fact which will be Q
s~necfal interest to all automobilt
owners and drivers. Mr.. Armstrong
III = graduate OF the Electrical Collegt
LAT washington, D. O., where he tool
1.-The full course In electrical engineer
ing He bears the reputation OF be
inc an expert of superior attainmentt
IN hia line. 80 that those having bat
@taries which need attention may res
aasured that II Mr.. Armstrong tackles
1.-THE job OF putting them INTO condillo,
ltha work will be done In a prope'
,renner IN addition to his specia
Training In the college, Mr.. Armstronl
has had ten years, actual experIehc'
along practical lines in the eiectrica
field.
The Bishop Busch property, west 9
hand city, has been sold by the Dish
an Ia /. d. Earl OF Fedora for $500