Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-23
It's hotter than.

Bud Kemp left Sunday evening
on a business trip to CastleWood.
Nick Steichen is spending his
vacation at st. Cloud. Mimi.
Miss Mary Christnacht left Sun
day night for Milwaukee where she
will visit for about two weeks.
Mrs. O. L. Beck returned Frs.
day from visiting relatives and
friends at Estherville, Ia.
Miss Edith Mcintyre left Thurs
day evening for Seattle where she
will attend the big fair.
q Wilson Durand son of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. j. Durand Of Minneapolis
is spending a short time here visit
ing friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. GA. Dodds left
last Sunday evening for an extend
ed visit with friends in northern
Wisconsin.
Rev: O. Glesne, wife and family
of Aberdeen are visiting in the
city at the home of Mr.. land Mrs. H.
Mathieson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Sperling
left Sunday evening last for visit
to various points in southern Min
nesota and Wisconsin, f.
| have a good second hand, re-
built Smith-Premier typewriter
that will sell cheap. A. Percy
at this office. 5tf Ill
Miss Gertrude Blyde departed
Saturday morning for Chicago via
the Northwestern where she will
make an extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Walrath and
daughter Miss Olive are spending
a weeks vacation at the officers
club house, Lake Kampeska.
M. Bauman chief credit man of
the Blue Bell medicine company
left Sunday evening last on trip
to Pierre in the interests of the
company.
Mrs. S. D. Cummins of Aylmer,
Cam, is visiting at the home of
M. rand Mrs FL. Cory of this city.
Mrs. Cummins and Mrs. Cory are
sisters.
Frank Bramble and party left
Los Angeles Sunday last, enroute
for home via Portland and Seattle.
They expect to be back here about
the first Of the week. s
Last Friday evening the Baptist
Young Peoples society held a hay
rack party to Lake Kampeska. A
good crowd turned out, and a most
enjoyable time was spent. a
South Dakota's bank examiner
reports that deposits IN banks
other than national in the state are
increasing at the rate of seven mil.
lion dollars a year. "
Miss Ella NJ. Cloyes returned
Sunday evening to Minneapolis tc
resume her duties in the Lund LAND
office in that city after spending
the day with her parents Mr.. and
Mr.. G.E. Cloyes. ~
Mrs. G j. Segerstrom and sor
Frank of Minneapolis arrived Sat
urday evening for a short visit
at the home of Mr.. aud Mrs. c. B.
NARROW in this city. Mrs. MARROW
and Mrs. Segerstrom are sisters.
MIR. and Mrs. V. B. Valleat
were Watertown visitors last week
Mrs. Vatican visiting friends anc
Mr.. VaIIeau was here in the in
terests Of the Idle Hour Of which
he is proprietor.
Messrs. Algard and Bramer are
4 making preparations for the man
ufacture Of their Bramer steam
!. pillow, in view Of the expected
4 heavy demand for the fall ploW
4 ing.
4 After the examination held las
4 week here by the state medica
4 board, an election Of officers wa
Iheld. DR.. L. G. Hill of this cit
Twas elected to succeed himself a
Il president. The board will hol,
i the next examination at Aberdeen
G.. x. Seward returned Saturda
from Marengo, H., where he ha
]. been for the past three weeks. Fl
3 went there to attend his mother
funeral, and since that he has bee
3 attending to the interests Of he
estate. 3
The state auditor is paying o
warrants presented for bounties q
: wolves. Over S IA 900 will be give
81 40 ho11nfias IN wolf naltS Fiy