Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-08-31
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Mrs $. J, f,lwood and lauuhjr.
T Itrssir nuro"d TO Wa,rrtown Sundn%.
Mrs GEO holmes was a passrn.
~ to NAlc"rOWn Tuesday. =. Peter
, Peterson Was up from WAlertown tn"
/, IL part OF the ""ok visiting rc!a.
Ives. Wallace World
attorney John y. Weber was doWr
! from WHrrrGoNn Tuesday attendin4
To- some probate matters in Jud@"
VOLTS court. Mr.. Weber is nov:
associated with Attorney w. S. Gla,,>
in the law business and is meetin&
with decided success. AS he was il
former resident of this place we drr
all Interested in his welfare AMI
| hop" he will continue To make SUI
cess Of his chosen profession. .Clai"
I pouson. Miss Maude Kline and Miss
| Haiti" Reid Went up TO Waterfowl
Monday and returned in the evenin.,
accompanied by Paul Preston of Dr
Ienport. Ia, who Will remain here for
some time assisting his father and ell
| joying the pleasures of a visit in
South Dakota during the glorious fail
months. F. L. Smith came down
from Watertown Tuesday morning
and made arrangements for installing
n system of WaterWorks in the
school building.-CastleW0 Repub-
lican.
Chas. Miller, Everett Snider, H.
Breituns and II. E. Jones were in
Watertown Saturday to appear be-
fore Judge Seward on matters per
tanning to disputed road across sec
ton 26, Lowe township. For some
reason the plaintiff, Jens Peterson
failed to put in an appearance at
court-Revillo Item.
Bert Clapper, premier receiver Of
the 500 club is out of the game,nurs-
ing an injured hand, received during
the game with Worthington Tuesday
| Mr.. Clapper was doing fine work in
! his backstop position, when a wild
ball from the box put him on the bum
for fair. He suffered the tearing
away of finger nail and a broken
member on his right hand, the nit
behind his wonderful arm. He will
be out of the game for a few days.
Sioux Fails Press.
"A rolling stone gathers no moss"
and "a moving farmer gathers no
sheckels" The year has been bad
one on crops, without question, but
if you listen to the lure of the land Il
little farther on and finally take up
your abode therein, it is just possible
that you will strike the new country
during a wrong season and again
suffer reverses. Those who have stuck
it out in South Dakota, some because
they had to, have made good, and
history will repeat itself-Redfield
Journal Observer.
Mrs. M. S. Liebenstein went to Wa
tertown Tuesday evening for a visit
with relatives and friends. She was
accompanied by her niece, Miss Eli
zabeth Murphy. >. c. e. Pope was q
Watertown visitor and return Wed
nesday. E. Alfred Docken spent Sun.
day with friends at WATERFOWL. He
returned Monday.-Estelline Tribune
D. c. Thomas, of WATERFOWL, Wis,
tied for day or two this week a,
the home of his daughter, Mrs. E. w
i Fiske. Mr.. Thomas said that he wit
messed day or two of the Chicag.
aviation meet, and paid ten dollars
to see two men killed. "-Redfier1
/ Journal Observer.
!. James Hermanson, of Watertown,i is
visiting at the home of his sister
Mrs: r. q. Thompson, in this city.
4 Miss Grace Johnson of WATERFOWL
visited at the home of her uncle, J
N. Lord, a few days this week
\ low Lakes News.
a Helen Hill, daughter of DR.. Hit
II of Watertown, has been visiting al
A the home of DR.. o'Toole this week
Il Monday afternoon Mrs. O'Toole in
I vited about twenty of the young girl
q Of her age to picnic party insshei
q honor which was held in the grove
west of$town Mrs. L. B. Mcyenes
left for Waterfowl yesterday tx
I spend week with Mrs. G. "A. sass;
AT; Stony Point. Miss Cora Fryslit
went to Watertown Tuesday to spent
q few days with friends there. She
returned home this morning Yienns
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