Saturday news., September 19, 1912, Image 11

About Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??

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Watertown, fi. D., SepE^ 16, 1912.
Regular iaeeting of the topard »of
Olty omml«Bloners. Mayor? H.
'Watmsr presiding present at'roll csdK*
comuiBsfonerqi Snyder Counb^matt,"
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SO, A2I,jfSa Jt^MOuced by JjAmiK.
ptoner sSydWahd passed tfiilr flwt'
''7«tdlng by a Unanimotu -votfeV
'*,•• Ordinances Nos. A28, A24 %j»d A26
Commisejoisei^v Bosh
ad 'was paaae^Gj a unanlmoSifl Tfet©.,
finances Nob. AZff sO®^ A 2?"=ln
^rodnded bjk CommfBalon'oi'"' Country
l..f' -. mkta', ^aaeed thihfejHtpt readtng' by a
laeeolutions X2tf/X2?,]iX23! an3 'X34
^itroduced TjyJomm'iBBioner Whooley^
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No, 206. .O. J, Opheim1*,.
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No. 2Q8 ^'mJ Englesbjr Jr-,\.
No. 20ft fitness fees ,^,50
NldL 30 ^Sinner's
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iMe ...S,'.....: ^,,,#171.50:
No. 211 #X-. Smith 2*fW
-|.'212 1&wb PubUahtttfjCo.. 86^
.213 jfk» Bits .,-1 48.Q01
o. 2t)4 ^tereston^'jhaTants 56,84
Mtyved ^ISy Whooley and sefcdnded
thttt'bili^tie allowed excepting $40.00
MWut&S $( lastrefethar rneetl
andipiwoved.
Ordinances Kos. A12, A13 ^|hd Aj4 j'-oh'jffie H."ll
-gashed their- Becofid' readingrXf .,a ua- of the eamo» carried.
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The new Jewelry store carries a3
full line the .tollowing jn^ltM of
watoiefi- ^lginr Waltham,- Hamilton,
Rockfordi Bampden, JlUnoiBjtnd.^ottth
Bend at popular .prices. .,A 14
%fer^ taBfeed by a unanlrnpiw ipte?ofj,
'Ore Commissioners. ?f ^Slie Saturday lifcws %antt clean cot
toA rags. A»^y„it Sewr iWfttingT
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•boat five years. The dfealer looked tip hi$ ...
old books and found that the wagon was pur-' -l£v
ekased op ,thelSth of July, 1905, being nptffr
seven.yean 6ld and practically as good as new.'
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Women stttftesemble poles^
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Waists are long and pWrts meeting
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