Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-04-05
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The ice cream campaign Is about ],
open for the season of 1917.
Miss Mary Lockhart 81 The iii,
schools teaching force. went to white
TO spend the Easter vacation wit,
her sister.
Mas Ruth CIegg. teaching i. Bk
ton, S. D.. was home FOR an over
Sunday visit with her parents. NJ
and Mrs. John clegg.
General 6. H. Englesby made
business trip to Aberdeen last week
Mss Louise Belatti. who is teachine
ct Florence, was home to spend he
naster vacation with her parents.
Mrs. s. x. Way. accompanied s.
her daughter, Miss Vera. left the ars,
Of the week for the twin cities. whers
she will be Joined later In the weeh
by Ar. Way. They expect to reach
home Saturday evening.
This il the fifth day of April. By
another month it will be time to thini
about getting the corn ground ready
for planting. Then a little later. moi
long, either, will come harvest and
threshing-and then the same thine
over again.
a bunch OF Studebaker statesmen
were in the city last week, comforting
with respect to Studebaker sales
They were the a agents in Sphinx
CLARK, Codington. Deuel. and Kings
bury counties. State Agent w. C
Nissen of Aberdeen and j. a. Graham
manager Of the corporation. were also
present.
Speaking Of the potato meeting q,
Esteiline, the Journal of that place
refers to Mr.. Dixon's address as fol
lows: George w. Dixon OF the State
College extension department was
present and delivered a very able "a
dress upon the preparation OF thu
soil and selection Of seed which wei
appreciated by all those present"
Geo. HI. Marquis, Lawyer. (Ex,J1dge
circuit court Heeganrd Block. 2sts
Local arrangements are talked nvel
for school gardens for the coming
spring and summer. Last year these
gardens were q pronounced success
and those in charge believe that the.
may be made even better for 1917
watertd@1 policemen have beer
training their off eyes for signs OF 1911
on the automobiles. Better look /,
see whether the figure I Is properl!
displayed.
The police have caught Ave fellow
within the past week who were driy
ing their autos with the 1915 labeI
They each contributed ave dollars I
the municipal court and went 3,
, their way rejoicing. The police 90!
that the people owning cars have ha,
ninety days In which TO get the ney
numbers, and they think that's lonl
enough; hence. the arrests wheneve
a chr is seen that lacks the yintag,
OF 1917.
Mrs. j. %. Bird departed last wee
for Washington, D.: c. to attend
meeting OF the league Of service We
men. Mrs. Bird, responding to q
inquiry from q reporter, facetiousl;
remarked that the president had sen
for her for consultation with respec
TO the conduct Of the possible war
But she said It In such q way al I,
impress the reporter with the fac
that didr ! intend him to beliey
q word OF it
The regular city election, which o.
ours on April ~, one week from mex
Tuesday, will also be q special eIet
ton for voting upon the question Z
allowing the Great Northern railroa
To build a spur track from Its mai
right.of.way to the rear Of the Par
Il Grant Mercantile Co.'S warehouse
The city ordinance has been "~referen
duined,' and hence the people Of TIL
city must decide whether the meas
ure shall become effective.