Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-11-14
TAKE NOTICE.
Apples for sale at the Midway
at 100 per bushel.

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Summer seems to be on the highway
for a return trip.
Leon Rukstad of Florence was in the
city yesterday on business.
Mrs. c. ]. Gliddcn is among the peo.
pie from KampesRa who were in 10.
day OF business.
sam Rosenholtz, proprietor of the st.
Paul Bargain Store. is reported i'll with
the flu Mt his homo.
"Atn't this pecc muse grand!' cx
claims Jenny RAJ" in another column
today. It's worth reading.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Groves and
daughters, accompanied by Mrs. -, e.
Beard, We're in from Florence today.
Peace has caused CambeI's cigar
cites to drop $1,7j per thousand
wholesale. This VIII be glad tidings
to those who hit the pill.
Mrs. Frank Lenamcter ana w 0ao-I,
tors returned TO lhoir home near
Kran2burg last evening, having spcnt
the day shopping in the city.
Ivan Parke, who drives an auto
truck cartins the mails from the
trains 10 the postofficc, is reported as
seriously i'll with pneumonia.
Wen, if YOU dom like the paper, stop
it and take the Daily News instead. Ii
You don't like the News, stop it and
take some other paper. That's the way
to do it.
The funeral services Of Frank Sci.
legar viii be held from the Myers
Undertaking Rooms, at 2:&0 Friday
afternoon. The services will be conduct,
ed by the l.. 0. o. f. lodge.
w. II. Bloom, of this city, owner OF
n large ranch northwest of town will
bring in about $50 head of cattle to-
morrow TO have slaughtered at the
Watertown Packing Plant.
If YOU are not Il taxpayer in this
county, but wish TO contribute, never,
theless, to the United War Work Cam.
paign drive, see Harry Hudson at the
Stacy Fruit Company's offices. He's
the boy who will be glad TO give you
a receipt for your contribution.
The federal news agencies for the
agricultural department reports that a
seven per cent increase in hog produc-
ton and a twenty-five per cent in,
crease in sugar5beet production is
the result of the efforts of the county
agents in Minnesota. South Dakota is
not reported as yet.
Prof. r. A. Gross is at work comply
ing the reports on the war garden work
in the city. Some 316 joined the club
last spring, pledged to plant a square
rod of ground, and from the reports al.
ready tabulated, the results, both from
a. financial as well as increased food
conservation, is decidedly gratifying.
The report in it's entirety will be ready
for publication in the near future.
w. Riley of Kampeska narrowly
escaped losing his life today while
out nunLlnS southeast OF Town. Ills
companions, Harold Benbo, and he
We're in a boat lying in wait for ducks
On reaching for the shotgun it ac
~cidentally discharged. sending. the
small shot into his knee. He was al
once brought to town, where an
xray photograph showed an immedi
ate operation was necessary.
In cases where counties contribute
from the public treasury for war worl
purposes, the man who has the larges
assessment makes the greatest contri
button. The Codington county commits
sioners have just filled C~odington':
quota in the United War Work Cam
paign drive, embracing the Y. NJ. c. A.
the Y. w. G. A., the Knights of Colum
bus, the Salvation Army, the Jewish
Welfare Board. the War Camp Com
munity Service and the American Lib
rary Association.