Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-12-04
5KRANzBURG KLIJsTERS

\ tanned quite 8 number OF friends at
their home west Of the llage Sum
lday evening last. Social games
were INDUCED in and all enjoyed
g pleasant evening. 81
Miss Emily Graen came down
from Watertown and spent Thanks
giving here with her mother, Mrs.
Mary Graen.
C. M. Mil IS new house is rapid
lly nearing completion and he ex-ii
poets to occupy it by the last of
the week. Ben Barkwell the vet,
eran Goodwin carpenter has charge
iof the building operations and is
certainly q hustl Ter and a good work
man.
Thanksgiving was observed here
in Kranzburg s usual manner. la
the afternoon a turkey rattle was
on the program and quite q nuns
Iber Of birds disposed Of. In the
evening a social dance was given
in the hall and altho not large
number was pregent, most enjoy
able evening was passed
The rains Of last week and the
| freezing weather following have
put the roads in a very bad condi-
tion. But 4 tits an i'll wind that
Elbows no good, Il for our village
blacksmith, John Ruhr, Jr., is now
putting in long days shoeing.
horses.
W. T. Arnold, he Of the sword
IlsWall lowing act and slight of hand
tricks, representing the Interna-
ftional Harvester Theatrical Co. !,
was in Kranzburg Friday last;
with the swallow Of the sword fol-
lowed many another swallow among
his friends and there is no agent
lace high with 4 Wick in this CONF.
munity. II,
Monday bore down on our worthy
d. m. in an awful manner. First
1.-THE fire went out after agood start.
Then the snow buried his overshoes
that he had left outside. Then the
key was lost in the snow and his
lcold suffering fingers found; st after
half an hours search. Next, mail
time. And the mail amounted to
but little. When we saw Tony last
he was in the act Of wrapping his
fur lined coat around the stove for
fear it would freeze and make its
Hast draw. Tony says the billiards.
cannot freeze him entirely as he
has one good limb left yet in the
PHILIPPINES where these S. D. win
tier zephyrs are unknown.
! To carry three large turkeys for
4 la half mile and then learn they
iwere not his was the blow that all
most killed the told man.
Y Jnoh Lantzen of Watertown was
renewing acquaintance in Kranz.
burg Sunday.
. ohm Lindner, the Rauyille grain
buyer, spent Sunday and Monday
4 in the village with friends and rel.
atiyes.
| Len Franklin made a business
trip to Watertown Saturday.
Peter Marx captured large vol.
lust east Of town last Sunday
When Pete finds a wolf trail, it il
generally a two to one shot. Their
will be another scalp banging T,
his belt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lentzneye
of Goodwin were the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. II. a.. Kranz last Sunday
George Keenan, was visitor t
Watertown Saturday last.
Jno. "A. Ries, the districts count
commissioner, was transacting lega
business in the live city, Nor
day.
Peter Marx made a combinatio
trip to Goodwin Tuesday. Th
combination being business an
the pleasure Of a cold ride. Ell
Oscar Lehrdahl, the popular n
T preventative Of the Gund Brewin
] Co., was doing the buying in Il
4 burg Tuesday.
\ Jno. @. Deniger. G. III. Kranz, \
! Kaiser, Joe Bauer and P F. Krar
I attended the meeting Of the G. a
i r. Lodge at WATERFOWL Monds
( levening. They all report an e.
/ thusiastic meeting.
Il Two high officials of the Cath
r lie order Of Foresters were visito
/ lat the local lodge Saturday eve
1 ing They were Peter Liscol sta
! organizer Of Minnesota, and Jol
u B. Hanten, chief ranger Of Sou
I Dakota. An interesting and /
strutctive meeting is reported Al
1.-THE members are working hard
boost the local lodge and secu
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