Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-12-05
TAKE NOTICE.
Apples for sale at the Midway
at 100 per bushel.

10 CENTS.
Mr.. and Mrs. William schepp of
Henry were in the city for the day
yesterday.
II. e. Harvey. general agent for the
American Bankers Insurance Co, is
in Madison ON business,
l.. Hurlc, the banker Of South
Shore, was ~transacting business mat.
tiers in tho city, Thursday.
Rev. Mr.. Stockton willbc in the city
Sunday and conduct services at the
usual hour in the Baptist church.
All kinds of insurance for all kinds
of people. S. A. Shupc. Phone
2O97. 67-tf)
100000 viii buy the only hotel at
Clear Lake, S. ID. Geo, II. Marquis,
WATERFOWL, S. d. (owncr) 81-93)
A. c. Burlingame departed this
morning for Arlington for u few
days attention to business matters.
For Rent-A strictly modern house
with garage. $500 per month. 5.
II. Othness. @1-S2*)
Herbert Chesterfield, ore of the
Western Union messenger boys, is off
duty suffering with a severe attack
Of asthma.
Mrs, G.. W. Gross and son of der.
deem will arrive in the city today to
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f. Loucks.
Mrs. George L. Carson of Brook.
ings was in the city yesterday he.
tween trains, emroute to Bradley for
a few days visit.
Mrs. A. p. Nelson Of Lake Preston
is the guest of her daughter, Martha
who is convalescent after a severe
attack of the FLU.
Mrs. Edward Eardley recently arriv-
cd from Amery, Wis. to spend a few
weeks with her mother, Mrs. Mary
Robertson, and her several sisters.
Mrs. o. Kirkeby and daughter,
Olga, returned to their home in Wen
III last evening dltcI IL Gay y SldS III
the city on business and pleasure.
Miss Jessie Evridge of Forest Lake,
Mimi, is visiting Mrs. Carl Dellmon
and other friends in this city. She
also spent some time with relatives in
Bradley.
J. A. Ross of the First National
J.1 - 80 NT,,,, y-.,f-. =. -. H. = L.. TIL
interests of that, which, by the way,
is one of the largest if not the largest
bank in the country.
r.. E. Willis, travelling salesman for
the Kelly, Howe & Thompson Hard
ware Co., OF Duluth Mimi, left for his
home in Vienna last evening after
transacting business in this city.
The Daily News is the common peo
pies paper-it is rot muzzled an,
besides giving the truth it contains
more home news than any ohter paper
published in the state. 1t sells for less
and is worth more.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Marquis are in
receipt of h good news today that
they have a new grandson. He ar
rived last night at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Sterling in st. Paul.
Mrs. Sterling was formerly Miss
Marquis.
Ralph Horswill writes to his parents
while one can hear all sorts of
rumors about the discharge of the
men at Camp Johnston, Jacksonville,
Fla, there is nothing official as yet,
and the soldiers may be retained UNI
til after the holidays.
Word from Clark is to the effect
that Miss Leah Hopkins is wrestling
with an attach of the influenza. Miss
Hopkins is spending the winter with
her father, Mr.. H. L.. Hopkins, of the
Security State bank. Her numerous
know that she is having the ailment
in a rather mild form.
See Theda Bara in THE SOUL OF
BUDDHA," a famous star in a famous
picture; also h Sunshine comedy "a
TIGHT SQUEEZED. Metropolitan, to-
night and Saturday. loc and 15e.
The Farmers Provision company,
whose ad appears elsewhere in this is
sue, is one of the firms who are do
ing their share to give customers the
benefit of any reduction in prices to
help out the high cost OF living.
Numbered among the newer firms of
the city, the Farmers Provision Co,
handles the best Of merchandise and
combines courtesy with good service
in dealing with the public.
WANT COL
An auto party, including Roy
Hieden and mother. Mrs. Hieden, and
Mrs. Bartle and son. were in yester-
day from Clark or business and to re
ceive medical attention. Different
members OF the party said the roads
between here and Henry were good
but around Elrod they found the 60
ing pretty rough. The FLU q
Clark seems to have spent itself
Some new cases develop, but are mild
in form, 30 the Clark people said.
Harry Wod is bringing his ad
ministration as city auditor 70 close