Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-03-01

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the Getty the latter pArt of last week.
States Attorney a Haugan made
a professional trip tn Sioux Falls the
fore part OF the week.
For SaielFour good young mares.
!, One sure fnS foal. Carl Peterson,
Route 2 Phone 6Bs 3Sz4Ss|
Is Watson, OF the twin cities,
is spending q few days at the home
of MS parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Dave.
Watson,
superintendent M. e. boyle, OF the
eastern division OF the Chicago &
Northwestern railroad, spent Sunday
! n the city.
Desks-ofRce desks, iat-top desks,
roll-top desks. typewriter desks-for
sale BY Me Watertown Printing and
Binding Co
The local high school basketball
team won from the Sioux Falls ag.
gregation In last Fridays game by a.
score Of IL to 5.
Miss Jennie Nicholson, teaching at
South Shore, spent Sunday in the
| city, at the home of her parents, Judge
and Mrs. John Nicholson.
Don't forget that now is the time to
have your harness repaired and ciled
for spring use, and John Mahowald Is
the man to do it. ADV. 80
Miss Edna Burns, accompanied by
Charles Marston and Miss Pearl Mars
ton, left last Saturday for the state
capital to visit for q few days with
friends.
Judge Il. A. Cove and e. st. Claire
Snyder returned last week from the
twin cities. The judge had been Wis
iting his daughter. Mrs. g. O. Norton.
of Kearney, Neb.
The auction advertised by Mr.. r. "A,
Jorgenson for March s, has been post
fponed to two days iater-March Be-
one week from today. A large list Of
horses, cattle and machinery is oner
ed for sale,
Rev. Adrian Quillan is delivering a
series of Lenten sermons in Immac-
ulate Conception church. He will
speak each Wednesday evening. Last
evening his topic was, SIM; Its Ma
.ture and Consequences"
Prof. L. B. Parsons, superintendent
OF the city schools, left last Saturday
morning for Kansas City. Mos Ito at
tend the annual convention Of the
National Teachers Association. He
is expected home either the latter part
OF this week or the fore part OF next.
Rev. Franklin +, Lewis delivered
his farewell sermon to the Waterfowl
church last Sunday evening, following
"a pastorate of nearly i've years. A
large congregation crowded forward
to bid the minister and his wife fare
well and to wish them God-speed. MI.
and Mrs. Lewis and children will leave
this week for their new home.
The appointment of J Huntzicker
TO the position OF city assessor was
announced at the last meeting Of the
city council. Mr. Huntzicker's long
experience in the county treasurers
offc4Nand his business experience in
the abstracting business for several.
years past make him especially quail
Iified for the position.
C. III. Phillips OF Nevada, Ia. will
shortly move upon the J. G. Bastian
farm, a half mile south Of the pump
ing station ait the lake, which he re-
Gently purchased. His car OF house
hold goods and machinery arrived in
the city a day or SO since. Nj. Bas-
tain has his auction on Monday, Mar.
s. commencing at 1o'clock sharp, pre-
lceded by a free lunch.
Gus Bjorklund, OF Arlington. Sd,
was kicked by a horse a few days.
since and sustained a fracture OF the
Law. He Wa shoeing the animal
when it suddenly let drive at him,
, striking him in the face. Both the
lower and upper Jaws were broken,
the former in two or three places
Mr.. Bjorklund was brought to Luther
hospital in this city where his injuries
were attended to by surgeons. II is
thought he viii recover nicely q
though it will be some time before he
will be able to masticate as OF yore.
Mr.. IL II. Argabrite has purchased
1.-THE Owsley bakery and will have sole
charge, beginning today. He will OBJ
Ierate the institution as Kampeska
Baking CO.., the Home of Mary1s
Bread Mr.. Argabrite is a baker Of
wide experience and has a thorough
understanding OF the situation from
the standpoint of both the baker and
ithe public. He will continue the bust
ness in the same location, on First
avenue s.. W., in the cement block
building, alongside the alley extend
ing through the block in which the
iWatertown Steam Laundry is located.
The public may expect a square deal
ievery time in dealing with Mr. Arga-
brite.
Secretary George Schlosser author
tizes the announcement that the Self
Adjusting Belt Manufacturing COM
pany has selected this city for locat-
ing its plant. George RI Warner
the secretary and treasurer OF the
company, recently paid Waterfowl a
visit and upon returning home. and
HAVING considered other possible locas
Efio1s, informed Mr. Schlosser that the
plant would be established In this city
It is expected that it will be ready
for operation at comparatively early