Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-04-27
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WATERFOWL, S. D.

Editor e. r. Little of the South
Shore Republican has been putting a
Ilot Of vim into the paper. Mr.. Little
as a spicy writer and he will undoubt-
eddy make a complete success of his
South Shore newspaper venture. He
tells The Saturday News that as soon
las oil begins to spout out of the
ground at South Shore he is going to
combine financial forces with Geo. K.
Burt, formerly the editor of the paper,
now the cashier of the First National
bank at that place, for the purpose OF
erecting a t%en-story business block
for the accommodation of the bank
and the newspaper plant.
Need a new hoe, or rake, or spade,
or any sort of garden tool? Remem-
Der that Nelson & Reed carry a COM
plete line. ADV. 4346
Many favorable comments have
been heard regarding the address by
Mrs. M. R. Baskerville before a re
lcent meeting of the parent-teachers'
association. Mrs. Baskerville dis.
icussed the need of exercising care in
the matter of children,s associations
and companions, holding that much
harm results from too promiscuous
association, The child's character is
ieaTly formed, some experts contend.
r. Jtat as the child is up to the age
LOT l6, so will the man or woman be.
Mrs. Baskerville ~contended that par,
lents cannot be too painstaking, with.
in the bounds of reason, with their
ichildren and their children's associa,
ltions during the formative period OF
their character.
Drs. c. E. and Dell, schooIcraft,
Graduates Of osteopathy, Medicine
and Surgery and Chiropractor. 1O7Ea
NJ. Broadway, Watertown, S. D. soft
A fire in Iowa City, where the
state university is located, resulted
in much damage. Fortunately, the
lstudents were not in the dormitory in
large numbers, being away, largely
for the spring vacation. Among
those who did not leave, however, was
lDeVillo Bannister, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. NJ. Bannister Of this city. II
seems that DeVillo did some heroic
work and much praise is accorded
him by the papers reporting the dis.
,hotSis - liz 1CoIuOlliCS IloWdJ li1D
une says, among other things: "De
Villo Bannister of Watertown, S. d.
lcarried Vincent McNurIin of Tulsa
Okla, a cripple, on his shoulders down
the fire escape from the third fiool
of the burning Iowa Union building
Friday morning"
Full line of kerosene stoves from
$3.50 up at Nelson & Reeds. 42-46
Former residents of Sparta, Wis.
now residing in Codington county
will be interested in learning that
Edgar Stillman Kelley, composer o.
a New England symphony which
has been recognized abroad, is es
teemed in some of the European cap
itals as a man of superior attain
ments. Kelley was born in Sparta in
1857, it is said, and studied in Chi
cago under Clarence Eddy. In 1886
the became an organist iii San Fran
cisco. A newspaper dispatch con
cludes as follows: From 1893 to 1895
he was music critic of the San Fran
cisco Examiner. In 1891 he married
Miss Jessie Gregg, a pianist of Sal
francisco. From 1901 to 1902 he was
acting professor of musical theory a
Yale and is now lecturer at the Gin
l,cinnati Conservatory of Musihc.
Blue Grass and White Clover seed
SC per cent pure, at Nelson & Reeds
Adv. 43-4f
The city election was an exceeding
ly tame affair, compared with the
usual election in Watertown. Les!
THAN 500 votes were cast Out of a f0fa
of about 1900. and out of a total o
1893 cast on the 18th of this month
There was no opposition to A. T. Hop
kins for mayor. There was a con