Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-02-01

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norning g !. EErsnkfost 8pink eoaSS
70 astezada no businesssss matter
reached Rlsankfort just III sinaa d Z
caught I HE snow blockade. b his
friends Happen Is look Kampeskas
ward some time late tonight Oil fonaOs
roW they may possibly sea him cross
Is the Alps along the eastern shore
of the lake.
The Wafertown Choral Society is
capable Of rendering exceptionally
fine vocal music, as It's entertainments
in the past amply ATTEST Everybody
doesn't love good music, ii Ii trne.
but IT il the exceptioa rather than,
the rule to ind a person who fails to
appreciate il. Those WATERFOWL PEG
pie who stay away from the Mes
siah' next Tuesday evening win miss
a treat.
Local readers of his paper VIII be
interested in knowing that the deuel.
County Fair Association recently met
and elected officers for the ensuing
year and set a tentative date for the
fair next fail. The following oficers
were chosen: President, Herman
Krause; vice president. WIN. Knox;
secretary. W. /. Noble; treasurer,
John Brekke. The new directors are
Frank Angle. N. NJ, Crothers and
Fred Taylor. The dates for the fair.
subject to change, are October 8 4,
5 and 6.
Archie M. Clark, manager of the
P~anitorium, Maple street. died last
Friday. following an Illness covering
several years but which did not keep
him from attending to business until
a comparatively short time before his
death. He leaves a wife and a daugh-
ter. IA years of age, to 0 his m
timely taking away. He was
man who had many friends In the
city and vicinity who Join In extend
ing condolences to the bereft family,
The funeral occurred Monday after
noon from the Methodist church; the
remains being inferred in Mount Hope
cemetery.
G. n. Oyeriien, who succeeds j. w.
Malmquist as the manager OF the j.
I. Case company's interests in this
section OF the state, has been In RAJ
cine the past two weeks, comforting
with the head ONCE and attending to
business matters. He was accom-.
panied by the assistant manager, G.
K. Fryer. Mr.. Overlien expects to
move his family to this city in the
near future. Both gentlemen expected
to reach WATERFOWL from Racine yes,
terday. but the snow blockade has evi.
IDENTIFY tied them up somewhere along
the line-or else they didn'tget start,
ed from the Wisconsin city.
We can buy goods of any wood OF
steel mandatory In America WI
have arrangement with, the biggest
sheet metal factory in the United
States-arrangements that enable Us
to furnish drawings for any sort OF
metal work desired Special filing
cabinets OF any description or desigr
may be made to order. Drawings vii
be furnished if desired before pro
ceeding with the work. We are here
for service, here to please. because
that's the only way we can get ant
hold business. watertown Printinl
and Binding Co.
A peculiar accident occurred on
day last week when one of the horse
hauling coal for the Ostrander & Sol
company fell into the basement of TIL,
Lincoln hotel. The animal wen
through the trap door through which
ice is put in, but fortunately escapes
injury. In the fall it broke 1oos'
from a portion of its harness. TIL
horse was led out of the basemen
by the stairway and assembled with
out difficulty. although protesting q
first on making the steep climb. Al
soon as it found that nothing wa
! going to hurt 1t, it clamored up th
steps and out OF the bilding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. r. B. Kendal
are in the ely Tuesday from thei
f rural retreat, Prairie Lawn, west 3
Lake Kainpeska. They were guest
' at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. +.
i Cory during he day. But the storT
which anne on during the forenoo
resulted in the tying up Of railroa
traffic, and the good people from Kan
, peska were compelled to remain owe
night. MT, Kendall for q time col
! templated walking home, but whe
he reected that possibly his bette
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