Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-08-21
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Jack Wygaard spent Sunday at
his home ID this city ss H
Miss Beulah Syl yester il visiting
at the henae of her brother Ter,
lin st. Paul.
B & R flour is the best on earth
Use it and know the resaon tlf
your grocer
Miss Edna MacL achl an entertain
| ed the class Of '0s w. II. S. at the
home Of her parents in this city.
elightful time was spent #
Corcoran Business School will
|open Sept. Write for catalog.
Arrange to enroll at once. 81
w. S. johnson Of Story City, la.
is in the city attending to the
threshing on his farm north Of this
city,
Our Rhode Island Red chicken
friend, George Dixon, is working
as extra clerk on Saturday s dur
ing the fruit season 81
Count missioner Ries Of
Cactus threshed his barley last week
which went 40 bushels to the acre
The grain was Of q high grade.
Your grocer will be glad to sell
you B e r flour. 1t is the flour Of
quailty The housewife y standby.
Just try it,.
Mrs. CIV. Halbkat Of Webster,
mother of G. r. Halbkat Of this
city, is spending q short time here
visiting at the home sof her son
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hipp are
the proud parents of a!ine II pound
baby girl, who came to their home
last Thursday.
The Civic League will give its
flower show this year the first week
in September. Prizes will be given
| to the children only this season. 81
u Corcoran Business School will
open Sept. Write for catalog.
Arrange to enrol at once. $40. s
Miss Rosa Frey left the last Of
the week for Chicago, where she
goes to look over the latest styles
in millinery and purchase her stock
for the fall trade.
Miss Alice Slogan, who has been
lemployed as "a stenog rapher for
Hickman and Schweiger has re-
signed her position and left former
home at Fargo, N. d.
Miss Martha Malan, who has been
Visiting the past month with Miss
Charlene Williamson, returned to
her home in Minneapolis last Sat
lrday morning
Pearl Capacious left on the Da-
kota Central Tuesday morning for
short visit with her grandmother
at Hayti. She expects to be gone
about a week. 5s
Rev. James S. Hardness Of Red.
field spent a couple of days last
week in the city visiting at the
home Of MI. and Mrs. II. Z. Hop
kins. s.
DR.. e.. P. j tones is home from his
"trip to the osteopathic convention
recently held at Huntsville, Mo-,
and reports an enj oyable andiprofit-
able time.
Mrs. Mabel Reed Peck, who has
been visiting at the home Of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Reed,
returned to her home at st. James.
Mimi, Saturday morning last.
Dr.. e. G. Fisher and j.. A. Cres-
sey have shipped their racing hor-
ses Dug B and Youngren Allerton
to Huron, where they will be enter
led for races during the state fair.
Rev. FIR Twohig, who was pas
/ tor Of the Catholic church ait Hen
Ivy who recently moved to Britton,
/ lis now located at Lexox, pastor Of
4 the Catholic church at that place.
Mrs.Jo John B. Balsiger and family
3spent a few days last week rusticat.
ing at Stony Point They had fol
Iguests Mrs. Jones, and the Misses
4 Margaret, Ellyn and Kate Shields,
: rsid
Mrs. Chas. Keith Of Bookings,
i accompanied BY Mrs. Robertson 81
Arcadia, Wis. and Mrs. Thompson
tof Mondori, W is, are visiting al
1 the home Of Mrs. Keith S daughtes:
4 Mrs. 81. S. Rowe. a
R.R West expects to resign5his
position as baggage man with tht
/ Rock Island railway company HI
Twill leave for the coast to work fol
This father who owns a large frnii
4 ranch near Portland.
4 Mrs. b. Hover, mother: 81
MRS. j. Van Fleet, who has beer
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