Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-03-22
Local Happenings.

Spring is here! That is to say, &c
ccrding to the almanac.
Miss Margaret LOOMS has returned
from Henry where she visited friends.
Aimeographing done at the ONCE
of the Watertown Printing and Bind
ing Co.
Mrs. L. B. woodward, of the Hawk
eye state. is in the city, a guest at
the home of W. H. Bushy.
Mrs. Tim Curley, accompanied by
her son, Dan, went to Henry the fore
part Of the week to visit friends.
Sheriff Ben Brunat of Hamlin coun.
ty was attending to business matters
in the city the fore part of the week.
Mrs. L. Taecker and children went
to Sioux City the fore part Of the
week where they will reside in the
future.
Mrs. R. H. Fox and Mrs. Nellie
Herman, of the twin cities, are guests
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. August
Herman.
Editor e. R. Little. of the South
Shore Republican, was in the city
Monday night, returning home yester.
day morning.
Rev. Mr.. Ozanne, Of Hazel, Who oc-
cupies the Methodist pulpit in that
hustling city, was in WATERFOWL the
fore part Of the week.
Mrs. w. j. Campbell, residing near
Wallace, was snowbound in the city
for a few days, and was unable to re-
turn to her home until Monday.
If you want to save on your tire OK
pense see j. M. Mahowald's rebuilt
auto tires. AS good as new for less
than half the price OF, new ones.
The b~all-bearing, visible writing
typewriter, the Woodstock, at essSs.
or discount for cash, for sale by the
Watertown Printing and Binding Co.
Rev. o. j. Edwards performed a
ceremony which united in marriage
Miss Gladys Jenkins and Zero Haber-
man of Garden City Tuesday after
noon.
st. Patrick's Day was quite gen
orally observed by the Watertown
smokers as . homemade day, during
which but few smoked any other
strand.
Andy Poulas has established the
busy Bee Annex in the old Maggie
cafe corner located at the intersection
OF Broadway with First avenue Andy
has what the name implies very
busy place.
Now that warm weather has begun
to take notice, water pipes and sewer
Iaterals are beginning to feel the ct
fects of the cold winter. Steam en-
zines have been requisitioned for
some parts OF the city for 'thawins
out the ice in the sewer pipes.
Everybody who has examined the
Woodstock in this Office says that i
certainly looks like a Inc machine
Three of them are now out on q few
days trial each. Why not call and
inspect them before they are all gone!
WATERFOWL Printing and Binding Go.
"Dyen Base Ball Hit BY the High
Cost of Living" declares the head
lines in an exchange. Some people
enjoy the miserableness of others, and
hence a lot Of us who have been held
up" for a baseball ticket when We've
tried to sneak through a crack in the
fence will feel elated ove the in
creased cost OF living for basebaliists
Dr.. IA. Storlie, OF Revillo. has now
become nicely ensconced in his new
dental Offices on the second hoor OF
ne Hagna-Cannon block, adjoining
The Saturday News. DR.. Storlie is not
altogether unknown in this city, where
ne formerly attended the high school
He is welcomed to Watertown BY =
large circle Of friends.
The Watertown Printing and Bind
ing Co. received an order the FIRST o
the week for a new No. 9 Oliver type
writer-that one that sells at $44,1f
cash, or $4,000 on time, IS down and
- a month. # you are looking fol
AnEability, we doubt whether you car
md anything in the line Of q type
writer that will outWear the Oliver