Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-08-24

SA kANS - 30 AJNs
e. r. Gilmore. riding d bicycle, was
struck BY an auto, resulting Id several
broken ribs and various body bruises.
Zoe Schroeder, driving the Gilruth de-
Or. Bartron has arranged To- extend
his hospital up couple Of stories
more. This will make this hospital
n OF large capacity. DIR. Bartron
has been greatly pressed for room
during the past few months, and he
decided to enlarge the capacity in or
der to meet the demand.
Alderman j.. w. Balsiger, accom-
panied by Mrs. Balsiger and Mrs. w.
A. Bastian Of Frankfort, S. d. went
to Sioux Falls last Saturday to at
tend a meeting of the Master Bakers
association Of the state. He presided
over the deliberations Of the asSocia-
ton, having been chosen presidents at
the last meeting.
Mrs. +. A. Fanset Of Milbank, is in
the city. a guest at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. A. T. Hopkins. A sis
ter Of Mrs. Hopkins, Mrs. M. Collins,
and her husband, Of Chatham, La,
are also guests at the Hopkins home.
F. B. stiles of the First National
bank made a trip to Sioux City last
week, returning home Monday.
L. j. Ross has been busy of late
converting some Of the high-ehoke
guns into mes Of less compression at
the muzle. When Mr., Ross has plen-
ty of time to do it, the chief devil Of
this Office is going to have him make
a gun that bells ont at the muzzle,
like the big bass horn that Peck's
basso profundo ~manipnlates at the
weekly concerts. II a duck a get.
by that sort OF thing it's a dandy.
For Rent, after Sept. LIST, the Har-
per garage, 50x165 feet, wholly fire.
psoof excepting roof. Lee Slower.
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Mrs. G. H. Bantsn and children
(Mts Bertha and Master Donald3 re-.
turned to their home at Yankton after
having enjoyed a months vacation at
the County Club as friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. S. Fletcher. Mrs. John Stew
art and her daughter, Mary, were
also guests during the same time at
the club house, and they, too, have
returned home.
a couple of farm hands got into a
game of poker at Reyillo a few days
since. One of them seemed to hold
a hand that drew the jackpot, where
o the loser arose, kicked the win
ner in the neck and left the premises.
The injured man died as a result Of
the kick. Oficers have been looking
for the assailant who, when last seen,
was going west along the railroad
track.
Carl johnson returned Monday from
a brief trip to Enemy Swim lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Davis arrived
by auto from Milwaukee, Wis, Mon
day, having come by way Of Mimic
apolis ana st. Paul and Milbank, S.
b. They will visit friends and rela-
|tives in this city, Miss Helen Tar
bell (sister of Mrs. Dayis) accom-
panied them home, having gone tc
Milwaukee a short time ago.
Kampeska Lake Shore Lot. at East
Yahota for sale; low prices and easy
termA Mra. anc N5oos
e. Kemp Ave, Phone 2420. 62tf
G. Fl. Lester and son, Roy, left last
week for eastern points via the auto
mobile route. Mrs. Lester departed
on the train, intending to meet them
in Illinois. Mr.. Lester and Roy will
then proceed on to Boston and other
Atlantic ports, and later will journey
south to 81 Paso, Texas, Mr.: Testers
auto trip o the present Journey will
have extended through about half OF
the states in the union and will have
covered several thousand miles.
livery wagon. ran into the bicycle rid.
er. Neither a account, in whole,
for the accident. Mr.. Gilmore said
that the auto had but one headlight
going and he supposed It was a motor
cycle. Joe said that the bicycle came
out from behind q heavy wagon be
fore he saw It and that he was I'm
able to make q turn sharply enough
to avoid the collision. Mr.. Gilmore
his numerous friends will be glad tt
learn, Is nicely recovering, It 4
thought.
For sale-Two well matched chest
nut horses. weight about 1900. VIII
make good work team. first class fam
ny horses. OK hrst class deliver,
ihcrsee. IL i. w. Scballer.