Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-11-09
Local Happenings

then may prevent the radiator from
busting
d. NJ. Bannister returned last week
from Montana where he went to look
after business matters.
The celebrated Royal typewriter
finest on the market. For sale or rent
by the Watertown Printing and Bind
ing Co.
DR.. G. a. Abbott returned last week
from Miami, Fla, where he represent
ed the rife team in the national meet
ing of rif1emen, under the direction
of the army department.
We can make you the best Suit or
Overcoat in town. Walker the Tailor,
206 E. Kemp.
The die Hour theater, which has
been undergoing repairs and remod-
cling for some weeks past, will soon
be ready for the %reopening. A new
front has been put in which makes a
marked improvement of the appear
ance of the entrance. 1t will be re-
opened under teh name of Lyric.
Game Warden P. w. Schoenberger
arrested a couple of gents in Clark
| county last week on the charge of
shipping game. They claimed to have
| sent the same to their families and
that the shipment consisted of only
five birds. The court imposed the
minimum fine of ten dollars per bird,
or fifty dollars in all.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Yeamans of Vi
emma We're in the city ove Sunday,
c-tnS+c ~ tho homo of Mr. an1 NrS
S. A. Shupe. The Yeamans formerly
lived in this city for a number OF
years and have a large circle of friends
in WATERFOWL and vicinity who are
always glad OF an opportunity to re-
new acquaintance
DR.. A. O. Stutenroth has moved into
the new quarters on the second floor
of the new First National bank build
ing. He occupies the ORR suite OF
rooms, the same relative position that
he has occupied over the same back
for the past thirty odd years. He says
he's glad TO get back t the old ioca-
ton. which seemed home 10 him sol
long.
Salesman-Capable speciality man
for s. D. Staple line on new and ex-
eeptional terms. Vacancy now. Al
tractiye commission contract. $35
weekly for expenses Miles f BixleT
Co. 25A4S Carlin Bldg, Cleveland, O.
Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Snyder, who
had been in the city Tor some time,
guests of Mr.. Snydsr's mother, Mrs
F. P. Snyder, and of his brother. c.
K. Snyder, OF the kampeska hotel. de-
parted last week for Italy where Mr.
Snyder viii resume his work in grant
opera, following q very pleasant C
ton In this city
DR.. H j. OsBryan and Geo. T. Hfpg
left last Eeek for the northern portion
OF Minnesota 10 spend several weeks
in pursuit Of deer. ThsF xiii maxi
their headquarters at the home Of
Mr.. Hips sister, but for the mos
part viii be traHapIng the TIN 5ered
regions. This Is the third trip OF rhsl
sort they have made together and
they LOOK forward TO il from year 10
rear with p~leasurabIs anticipations-
You need an overcoat. See Walk
er the Tailor. z96 z. Kemp.
The Gary Inter State reports thatl
Mr.. W, ]. GrinoIs leaves this week
for northern Minnesota. His faithful
rife ACCOMPANIES him, and together
they win Gay IN wait" for deer. Not
withstanding Mr. Grinols's large hard
OF sheep, several hundred acres Of
land, a horseIeas carriage. houses and
barns a wife and ten or q dozen chill
dren, he seems to find time for 3 little
recreation now and then.
t Eta4 HarN4aHE
The WaterteEE. Printing and Binds
ing Co. has Just received q supply of
ink from one Of the principal ink
manufacturers OF the country. Ink,
like about everything else, has gone
up son account Of the war" but, new
ertheiess the local company has laid
in a stock calculated TO supply the
local demand for the coming winter.
Ink is something that cant well be
shipped during cold weather.
Rollsop desks for sale. WatertownI
Printing and Binding Go.
Hanion Purcell, driving his fathers
auto Saturday night, after dark, ran
into a wagon on the roadway west OF
Lake Kampeska, resulting In damag-
ing the machine, ripping lwo wheels
of the wagon, and mturing ifnse
to toms extent, although not as SER
iously as al first presumed. He was
brought To the Bartron hospital where
DR.. Freeburg, having been called,
dressed his wounds and where he
nicely recovered. The driver Of the
wagon fortunately escaped without
injury.
The closing public effort In behalf
of prohibition III the city was a meet
ing In the Methodist church Sunday
evening, with local speakers. Mr.. s..
x. Way presided. Among the speak
ers of the evening were Rey. g. II.
Bonner, REV. II. r. Lewis, Rev. G. il
ch~ristianson, III. ROSE, p. K. Loucks,
Or. ii. nj Freeburg. ED. Rodman,
Miss nj. "A. Winters, Rev. r. u Stock
ton, REV. Mitchell s. IL. Goeps
fert. and others
why break Your back peering into