Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-02-27
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tise kitchen Il built In ironing board, .
cute little closet for lrooms, wraps, etc.
a swell built In cupboard and kttchen
cabinet. In the dining roornass44 Hoticed
the walls were of the Rough finish, the
walls done in tints, the ceiling disclosed
"a pretty pnneled beam construction.
adorned in the middle by q very TASTY
electric light fixture. On the side To.
ward the spacious living room ut each
side Of the cased entrance and beneath
the colonaaes were built in china clos
cts, at the south end Of this apartment,
Twill be placed as Q as Il arrives, a
large commodions buffet.
In the long, rooiny. delightful liv-
ing room, I noted. a large fireplace sur,
mounted by a heavy plain oak man
tie. AT the side of the fireplace, bull
In bookcases come to view. On the
east side, under the group OF windows
Is a long built In seat or ioungine
| bench.
Al the north end Of this part Of the
house is a fine oak landing and oper.
stairway. A few steps up and Won are
upon q second landing; from this land.
ing you may retrace your steps into
| the living room turn to your left and
ascend to the second floor or keep
straight ahead as you come from the
living room and descend into q hall lead
ling into the kitchen, into the basement
or out OF doors. Upstairs, from a cen.
trally located hall one can pass into
either OF the several fine bedrooms,
here are Of hard pine, hall floor OF oak.
Each room his its own room closet.
The flooring and finishing on the
main floor of the house outside of the
Kitchen, where the floor is white maple
are all oak throughout. Doors etc. are
dark finish. The kitchen is all white
enamel finish.
At the southeast corner of the resi-.
dence the home faces IN lskel appear
steps from which o enter the sun
room or solarium. From this well win,
dowed apartment you can pass through
French doors to the living room Or TIC
the dining room. TO the north sic OF
the enlongated living room I also no
lticed, by the side Of the stairway, a
full length beveled mirror.
/ detected a little room on the west
side OF, the home which looked suspic.
lious as having some especial purpose to
serve Whereabouts. I stepped over to il
and peeped in. There l saw what I sus.
pecte1 the desk, the waste.paper bas-
| ket, the cigar and ash stand, the farm
library the telephone, etc. Built for
the boss, don't o see. The said BOSE
Twas with me Yes, he stated i insisted
upon a room like this. 1t was not in
the plan Of the house as we secured 1t,
but / had 1T built on. Bless you heart
| sir, the room had heat through a wee
register like a regular apartment. A
mighty useful little part of the home ]
thought. 81
We went down into the basement. I'm
strong on a good basement, apparently
mine host and his worthy wife are also.
Solid walls of concrete divide the base
/ ment into several rooms. AS you leave
the stairs you are in the part where
the men wash and comb. At your left
is a toilet. For us rough necks," said
Mr.. Brown. In from. of you, standing
with outstretched arms like an octopus
is the capable looking furnace, by Its
side the coal bins, kindling bin; beyond
the vegetable rooms. At the east side
beneath the living room and about a
like size is the laundry room and over
in the corner is now Installed the bust
ness end Of the dandy electric lighting
plant. A marvellous little engine which
looks like you could pick 1t IN and
carry it of, and which develops a four
horsepower energy. Above it the row
or storage cells. A belt connects With
the cutest of little magnetos. A husky
little belt pulley on the other sid OF
the little engine is to be later used to
drive a power shaft for the laundry,
etc, to be installed as soon as the wa.
ter plant can be installed. The ON is
now furnished with electric lights, up
stairs and down. The barns. milk
house hen house, hog house etc, will
be fitted for these lights as Q o as the
work can be accomplished.
InlS IaTIHf 10 nave YOU kIioW, ~ q
very busy place. AT six o'clock in the
morning Mr.. Brown and his men are
ast.r Breakfast is served and then the
men and manager go to the horse an6
dairy barns, where the sleek Holsteins
the calves, and young stock. the horses
the brood ows land there r some
dandies) the stock hogs, the flock OF
poultry, etc, await their daily care.
Mr.. Brown believes the successful
farm has three main legs Or props on
which to stand: good mich COWS. good
together with a good amount Of daily
thought, care and work will win. And
Ito borrow an expression from our cap
able editor), by gracious. / wouldn I
be surprised if he's right
Outaizagged Him.