Saturday news., September 26, 1912, Image 7

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

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I. Seelihe
["•where.
Policeman
it to HlMnob'
Postn
Sherin waa
to visit relatives
The Jtasiness
'page £d on,!
should
er pag«
Tea
Mies M^J -Schultt was call
Mankato iairt^sjeek to attend
ral of a ne
A film
room
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or wiy
Wallace,
right han
flre in the
at 'the' RSljiki/
evening, caused alight da
the operating...
Mr. and Mrs. K. If Wood are in
Mitchell this week, attending thf
com palace exposition and Waiting
relatives.
The Impepa
sHttghes
vicinity w# erecttt*,
church,
King of all- Base Burne
hree-Flue
•j^FoJlo^irig are specifications, whi.ch attest the above claims fife
periy-CoralS Jfej
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In place of all the products of' combustion, being taken down one flue,
they are equally divided by/paasljig down two flues—one at each back
corner—thus distributing the heatgj|Tenly and tqi the extreme back cpr
ners of base, giving it the greatest heating surffceeof tuay base* hurtte^
with same size flrecpote, and perfect combusion of fuel, 'r
t4 V, 1*
The hot'valr fides hive b^en. placed between the descending and a*-*
fending flues, taking thp cold air from the bottom in-back of stove, and*
not from center and are consequently gas proof, carrying the air through
the hottest partR of the stove andaround entire dome thence into tho room
By attaching a pipe to hot air outlet, every Imperial^oteJ-cap. he readily
converted into a. successful double heater.
TF-i Sr v!-(
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in$Uoteoal
SeeConsumers Fuel and Ice Co.,Teer
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There has never been..produced in the history of the stove industry a
more elaborate and betterS&rst-clase base-burtwr than the Imperittl-Coral
whlck h£s proved to be a^'winner."* In beauty and style and-Bchness
of ornamentation it ranks above all itheiVand its improved and ^atenteC
features place it in the frpnt rank as the wist economical of base burners.
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^yWith our patent base Circulating device, the stove is warranted W
give 60 per cent more neat than any other. Cold air. is taken from the
floor, and passing up under the base* dtrlp, is discharged heated thflougn
perforated portable -base plates.
the feet, base strips, foot rails and hearth can be removed or pnt^in.
without loosening a single holt feet slide In by means of our'patented
duff, and.base strips bang on,^^thtas:doingaway with,lifting the stove when,
putting ,upon hase- Equal convenleuce attends the cleaning and removal
of all nickel work aud removing of soot.
The magazine is made in two sections, the lower of wiSeii ca^fet re
moved conveniently through froiit doprs, as well as the Are pot and grate,
saving tjie, taking apart of almost the-entlre stove, should a»y of these
parts g^t broken or Stfce'&fise damaged,* .,
•^jy i^7' 4
'pr^teg are of1 bMinaUon duplex and Shaking i^Pf, ^Dom^Sl anft
very' heavy, rendering them indestructible.
mk
Sfhe' nlcket^swiiys jop protected by a ^gas0e /:o|sh which'la
worked automatlcaUy^Mttlng'npJwhea swing cover It'openfed.Jfe
^JTne s^ove is provided ^witHf twp (nickel tettle shelve#
Thi^.sfteet, base St^ps, fpot rails, ash door panel, name
shelves,"t^e entire do^e.Mid awing top «Jjfe Shiahed ij^te jtilghest^
of «fck£l j/Mgg pat on HititMb
Towslee
regikdrs _4iid doors^-a^.fltieel^ ^p^t«ht.
of.tM jimpe^al-Corai ia modem in every way. The or®»•
misntatte'n is a^^rk'-of-art andlhe stw^hta'thfe gru^tul.^r"**'"""
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oigan, UvlttjL
Ef#^ACTS|
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th*&
J. B. Kranx, Uvlngn
was la |he city .Saturday
Hd Mid thaVWhad reoet
yield ofwbeaiand ether
$
Im-
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ana ^55
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owslee
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&&*&&& his «om*ad passedt
larger mark when the frost struck sa^pfs
Ifctod Bt
He remarked thSit he war(
getting ta|»£t^*«-raa history.
Arthur 0#sVy, living on. the
Bath place n«sar /tKe ^it?, brought to
the Saturday tJfews offlc^, one day last
week, somij samples of beans Vhio'h
he raised on hls farm this year. The
Back he brodght to tbe office contained
over 900 beam all threshed from four
stalks growing-in one hillr
Running upjan^t^down stairs, sweep
ing and bending ^yer making
wilt Jiot make a woman healthy or
beautiful., She must get out pt dttota,
walk a „^nile or two, every day and
take Chamber! aina Ta^lcta to improve
her digestion and regulate her bowels.
For sale by all' dealers. 12-15
»slf
TION3ALE
thrill seli at public auction-at the
southwest uartej- ,of section 20 ,towu
ship^ll8, range 58,11 miles northwest
of tVaterto^n and 8 miles southeast
of Florence/ on the James Riley fahn,
the fallowing projjMty nx Tuesday,
October «t"u. oaWTcottlineiices at"J3.0
o'clock. ""V
15 head of horses." mareg
weight lilfO l4gray gelding weight
1450 ljbay gelding, weightJLSOO
blub ro^SPgeldlng, weight 145^*1 roan
mare, weight I860: 1 black7 mar
weight-iasO ,1 brown geMlag,- weigh$
1300j 'llsorrel^gelding, weight 1300
1 sorfel/taare. welght 1150 i^sorreli
mare, yearssold sorrel geUtaft 1
year Old. Standard Bred Horaea." ,!
brown- mare, weight 1100 1 browu
mAre, ^6ight li«0 1 brown mare,
weight 1080 1 'hay gelding, weight
1060. ~'B head of tattle. 3 head of
milch cows, fresh *ton 1 milch cow,
fresh in December £milch cow, freph
in spring. ,"White -^eghorn and Ply
mouth Rock^ehickeWi Farm Machin
ery. 1 VanV Brunt drill. 12- foot
&- ffectlon H"' 2-secUon drag 2
gang plows 1 adlky plow, urtflktag
breaking plow -!, riding 6-abovel cul
tivator ,! 5-shovel walking culUvatoi^
1 garden drill and cultiT^tor, 1 \yWe
tired, wagon and borj ...1 wide tired
wagon and graltfiank hay .rack
1 aurrey, nearly neiw^, slnile.buggy
1 heavy se tof sjeigha 1 light set of.
sleighs 4 Deerlng mowerj l', peer
ing horse rake, I Junior stacker 1
tfay bucket 1 8-fobt Deering binder.
Harness, 1 gpt roSje eaualteers 1
grind stone 2 sfove£. Whiffle trees
and single trges Household furniture"
S brooder boxes 1 60-gal. oil tank and
some chicken wire. Kay and other
articles too numerous to nation.
"'All sums under $10 pash^over that
amount time will be given for one
year at eight per cent 2 per cent
discount for cash,
£ig free lunch at
T. Clapp, owner G." B.* \V|lUon,
auctioneer and H, Fahnestockj clerk
at
Doings of Our Neighbors
Mrs. Clark returned to ^atertown
lost Saturday, after .brief Visit-jrith
hisr sister, Mrs, F, C. McIiUUgWih'^-'}
riorence FOrum.^'
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Affreight train en the Gr^at^N^ft1'
eTh'road was wrecked n^arfNftwar^:
niiie cars of wheat fearing the trwijfe
The train was an a^comnjodatlon, and,
two passengers sglFered painful Uw
not nerioushruisef!, JO Id ties w^tsh
^?iye way nn^e/ weight ot^the
heavily loaded w^Im ojljw are^Jiflfen
as" the cwase^f ttie wreck.—^AjMifdeen
,pl»jmt
S^ ^hacQh Wedn^Bdijfrgr^ hi honor
of f^o jtwnilW, Jtr. $ritre. Parker
Soto Moue
home
Be was aeven
ws
the 'conditi
!W!
m***-
new homes in S&nttoa. The chiaroh
waa'tastyy decorated with bogueta of
a a c- a W a
mic pol
ars old,
s»f
F00CH0W
|56l
wffshil|gton,
can consul at
the -situation.
«trej|b critical '}tv
i»' reported (that?-'the poking goverffe-K
Uaecfe iendtng a large force %-i
move from optce t|te chief of poli««„a^
Foochow, who d^in^-.the authority
of the esgfral «Smsrn?&nt, threaten*
to deatrojfi the cl^r he at-
The State deifflrtm^T is not lively
to chahge its attitud^^toward tha new
Chinese republic as^1result of the
open letter sent by
of America to Presid)
for the^formal i^cognf
eynment Dfflcia|s. fe
is founded upf'
itions.
China society
Taft, asking
|on of that gov-
Itat the appeal
onceptlon
FMN MINERS
"p® READY TO FIGHT
wt^swnisisfiEffMis
taResuma Work,.
leBtnghara.fTItahivgBept-^fei^ltuiftBls
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that a large" artrfy of stflkefrr&ker* if
being recruited 4n the nearby towns
take the place "of theibreigners whe
,lald dowh their tool*|Wednesday haa:
the Greelts Cretans
ans to
action and they arg^jllgalu taki:
pbsitious in their '-fortifications
looking the mines. Inhere was no'seri
ous disorder, however. In case ah at-'
tempt is made to open the mines
battle wjth the Greeks and Cretans la
expected^
1 1
The Utah ^cpper-company importfxd
twenty white and Japanese laborers:
into tty» camp and thefrjyrivafSw a
witnessed fey the strilteMC^ butane at^:
tejwpt was made ^e.. interfere with
them,
S Incft^Qw^tfiifor Spry*^'*W8lt to the
camp twd4 days ago there has been
hut little disorder. He again has cau
tioned the-miners that he wlll not al
low the lives A citizens to be endan
gered and says he ^111 Ojse the powet1
of the state If fceceefjatrS' to'enforce
the iaw."" & "j
CONFER WITH KING GEORGE
English and Russian Foreign Ministers
at Balmoral.
/Aberdeen, Scotland, Sept. 24.—D&"
spite a^gry protests from the aptl
Russian -press,- Foreign MinlstereDaza
noB of Russia and Sir Edward Grey of
England, and Russian Ambassador
Count Benckendorff conferred, with
King Gaorge at Balmoral,
There is widespread suspicion that
an agreement wtll be reached calcu
lated ultimately^io Involve England In
war.
CROPS DESTROYED BY FLOODS
Hundred* Dying Dally 0f etai^atl^n
-in China.
Shanghai Sept. 22.—Hundreds ar».:
dying dally of starvation in'Oheklanff,:
province^ according to. messages from
mlsslonartes who ikave^Jbeen invest!,
Unlesa relief c^mes "u|100,000~ will
have perished A'ooQi it Is stated.- '.,'
Crops w^re Wip^l oat by thftreceit*
PIANO ttAKER$
Ten Thousand Q^Out
ThP,_,?!?1
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Wil
ta the
356XS.
Bhom and
rfjour propyl*
a. a. mti
"over-
Cemnty
e*hiHmtlng ftuidi at -Friu's Place
on north Maple street has purchaead
a neat residence on the north sioe *WT
4nd %^U live.«»
best for
is my tost seller."
dealer*?
colds and
or Rent—Six room cottage nt?."J8[r
Maple streit Inquire at the &itu*
day News otace.1
''jWantedi—A small barn witS room
fer liore^andvCO^aAd
s2®!»3
description «M
iipiii®
Wd
ChathbeiSalh'e Liniment'for lame
soreness of the musolea,
rheumatic pains, yiau wKl
^h
WANT
RAQS,
the Saturday News wants clean
en di
'•gfU ft® .JBTId^ morning
on with'^chl phySiiclans on thihg ig
that haa'jN^l me^jiliould
Tffl. time thecoma popular. Thi£|hch is
the case with Oh^ub^rlMn's Cough
Remedy -has been attested hgvjnany
dealers, ^ere It one ot them. %. W.
H^driciifen, Ohio FaJl», Ind., writes,
^dhaniberli^n's Chough Remedy '|a the
co^hs,
h^^i«tfti£
t, Willi sell af^fei
»f H. Wagn^ |s
dose in. ta«Bir» of A. P,
poll
lu-
quite"bf &. jMu Barker at the Saturday
N
For Rentr^A Ave 'Jgaom house not
far out in spjendid repair, |10 per
month to the right parties. Inquire
ot B, 'it Baarker at the Satttrday^SfeWs
Office. tf
Por^ale—A good second hand piano
at 'a bargain. Will sell cm. monthly
payments, Sherih & Sherin. 16tf
Wanted—Lady Agents tor our fam
ous Knittop Petticoats, Our many
agents make good incomes. JSxperi
ence unnecessary! selling on sight ty.
every woman,, Write ttiick for,^
]clB?tve territory, v-Spelman -ft 0
^hicago. j- t5*
-sWanted—Man to work on farm ,hy
the year. Claries 908
Maple Street.
For Rehtr-Three auarter secttons
farm land, Charles Kreger^ 90(t"-JNf.
Maple street W*
as®:
Wanted—to fcuy
Address
STRIKE
piano maketf/nonunlon and erganix^j
walked out-yi'a geiM^iM strike, attest-" Btolen—About
ing all «MIq tnaitattcturers In 'tilg*i'«heclthoek on ^tate Bank tit PSnrence,
city, New0raey»g4 Connecticut, aft',' J3.JD„ ^o^a^tng papera value to
cording #dnW^fcials. but tow one else ihdsf will
"e^emanding pleaa.'a-rtto er call tor reward 6
small hopffc on
x. C,
mM
veryte
could l^ty, There is A
in the ^ttage^ttat coat.thf
ot
money Ooouid \|tay.^ The
matter l#hia c^tage mu
this beau(|fUl modern home ts only
^.100} .ha#&Mih.j6»a, Iftonc^la long
4i|-yOtt w|lt
Wanted laaotypo
do for ountd
Co., Watertwn,^a"
For Sale—Que large alee Farquhar
•'Special' Elevator Potato Digger One
common size Farquhar Elevator Potv
to Digger, two, three or tour horses.
&aU and see them. Geo. W, PUob,
Watertown, fl. D* )hone 12tf
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For g*l
plete,
3
l%^^ip^®||arUe-71
rrank
1416*
For Sile of Trade—A new 10 room
modern two»atory house and a halt,
block of land sear school. Will sell
for caflh or trade tor farm n#&r Wa
tgrtown. Inquire of -B, M. Barker %t
the Saturday News office. tt
ATTENTION' FARMERS'
Anyone desiring to hare an auction ,- K.
stile-this fall wil| do well to arrange
4^
V, 1
stt
vlJg'ji'S ^w[l
ft
/j
tot tbe date bi their auctioneer as '"vl ,F
early ad possible. G. B. Wilson is itj
one" of the best auctioneers in (ho &'T,J «f -T
northwest add he wtll be at-yonr ser- ,,A
-vice this fall. 9Thc Saturday News
h^s made arrangements with. Mf
son to take orders fo£fcim at thii offlce ftjfej.V
aftjl give datlpgs when hd can
sales. Wo are prepared to Jjriflt your «•".
auction tills at a very low juice and &£&•*.,,
will give you two insertions of (he
gor
furfher iafomation call o^ w*!1® the'
Saturday News, tmertowtc'S. D. if
&
new wacon. all com- .,
gMtg tfMr at
4
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JusM !irordip» the tome l4ild«v i?
con^ndtor or the lumber dealar t*t
us figure on tout, frames, mitt worib -rf
watwtowa "Wood
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