Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-08-11
the city with Genevieve and Gertrude

Mable Starkweather CT Henry was
WATERFOWL visitor last Friday.
Mrs A. Sturdevvant who under
went a successful surgical operation
some time ago at Rochester, Mimi,
returned to her home this week.
Floyd Minimum of Sioux Falls was in
the city over Sunday Mrs. Miniu1l
had been visiting in Watertown for
some time.
Jno. Hartigan OF Minneapolis, su' /
perintendent for the Equitable Life
of New York, was in the city on bus
iress for his company last week.
A. c. Gilruth departed last Thurs
day for Bairdstown, Cal, where his
family has been spending the sum-
mer.
H. c. Prey, brother of E. H. Prey,
the jeweler, has gone to Chicago,
where he will take course in the
Northern Illinois School of 0ptermy..
| Miss Nellie Loomis of this city eX-
poets to leave this week for an ex-
tended visit with relatives in Cali
fornia, Oregon and Idaho.
) The baby boy born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Sybert last week lived but
short time, passing away Friday eve
ming. The parents have the sympa-
thy of their many friends.
]. E. Alexander, assistant post
master, is spending his vacation at
Gordon, Wis, where he has farm.
His parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Alex
ander, also live at this place.
Andy Foley, Jr., OF Belle Fourche,
S D., was visiting relatives and
friends in WATERFOWL. Andy is now
practicing attorney in the western
city and is meeting with success.
J. F. Way and son Walter of Mitch
ell arrived in the city last Friday to
meet Mrs. Way who was returning
from a visit to Indiana. All remained
as the guests of DR.. and Mrs. ]. N.
n Greene for few days, Mrs. Way be,
r ing sister of Rev. Greene.
e Col Lee Slower, of the Slower Con
- struction Co, of WATERFOWL, was down
from Graceville Friday, where the
company has a contract for building
JAIL and closed a contract for 80,
600 bricks from the Big Stone yards
= Big Stone Head Light.
For Rent-Riley flats. Everything
strictly modern, including janitor SCI
vice Heated, bath, closet, gas rang
4. and lights. Three rooms, large living
room, lsitchenette and toilet room
These flats rent for $50 and $25 pc
month Phone Riley Flats. SIS
The ladies of the Philathea class G
the NJ E. Sunday school gave 81
o'clock picnic dinner last Thursda
afternoon at the parsonage in hone
of Miss Grace Cooper who leave
soon for Boston where she will ente
the conservatory Of music.
Lilac Watkins, the six-year-ol,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Wa
kins of this city, broke her left arr
Sunday evening while playing Dir
Magee and Dickinson were called t
attend to the arm and she is now ge
If ting along nicely. Is gEsg
Mr. and Mrs. l. b. Meadows Of ".
10 tertown spent Sunday visiting Wit
relatives and frieTas in this plac
They were former residents of o:
o ford township but they have recent
moved to Watertown and wiz max
y that city their home in the futuia.E
Castlewood Republican.
G.. Fl. Christensen was in Waite,
c town this week looking up rates t
canada where they expect to move.
a Mrs. Claude Hasner and Miss Maud
Hasner left Sunday night for View
V burn, Canada, to join her husban,
and brother who are farming nea
there.-Summit Signal.
e +. e. Bates left Monday for Aber
deem where he goes to do a Job O
painting and decorating. Mr. Bate.
! has done considerable work in Aber
deem and his being called there fire.
2 quently shows that Aberdeen people
Know and appreciate a skilled work
man.
q VIM. M. Bowen, who for the past
year or more has been doing newspa
| per work in the city, working on the
Public Opinion and later for the Sat
urday News, left last Friday for Aber.
deem where he has accepted a posi-.
ton on the Aberdeen News. Mr.
Bowen Is an experienced newspaper
man and will no doubt make good in
: the Hub city.
Toa yU;I,a..