Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-09-12

We're in the city Friday.
Judge Seward held court at Clear
Lake last week. *
Judge Marquis was a visitor at Clear
Lake several days last week.
H P. Mortenson Of Toronto. was in
THE city Wednesday. 3 =
c. L. Seim Of south Oak street, was
at Albee on business, Thursday M
Miss Kate Kuhn left Saturday morn
ing for st. Paul, where she will en-
ter one Of the converts
~ DR.. Earl Addison was twin city
visitor last week, returning to Wa
tertown Friday morning.
Mrs. J. ]. Ennman Of this city UNI
derwent serious operation at the
city hospital Friday morning.
Mrs. Larson Of Goodwin, was a
5 guest at the c. L. Seim home on Oak
Z street, Thursday. sg '
Clothier John H Conley, was in
1.-THE vicinity Of Aberdeen, last week,
Hooking after land interests.
The Saturday News prints else
where, the time cards Of the different
railroads, which has been corrected,
Miss Eta Berg, who has been visit
ing friends at Castlewood, has re-
turned to her home in this city.
Court Stenographer Hopkins was at
Clear Lake last week, with Judge
Seward. s. n
W. R. Vanderwarker OF Clark, was
in the city Friday, bringing carful
.Hof guests with him. 5 s
Miss Clara Zuggschwert Of Henry
lis new student at the WATERFOWL
Business college. aes,,.,-ay,s.. I'D s''5.2
Dennis Solberg OF the News once
was Minnesota state fair visitor
Saturday, returning Monday.
The sportsmen Of the state hold a
q: state meeting at Huron tomorrow, it
being on Friday the 18th. A
John Mallow, accompanied by DR..
Morrisey, depated for Rochester, Sat,
urday evening, where the former will
probably submit to an Operations.
Mrs. B. Morrisey and daughter Mel
lie, who had been visiting their son
and brother DR.. R. J. Morrisey of this
city, returned to their home last week.
John Elfring departed for Huron
Thursday of last week, where he has
charge of the Case Implement exhibit
at the states fairttth isssweek
Robert pepper, living near Florence
threshed last week, receiving yield
of 20 bushels to the acre Of blue stem
wheat. q.
From the exchanges it is learned
that where a child is born in a fam
lily, the father is always reported as
wearing a Taft smile.
The house on the William Hardy
farm south Of Shouth Shore, was des-
troyed by fire Wednesday of last week
The fire started from gasoline stove.
Bert Doane, living near Waverly,
has been suffering with an liberated
eye, caused from saw filings getting
into it. 3j.4 45
The farmers elevator at South Shore
has again been opened and is buying
grain after having been closed for
some time.
The county will not pay a bounty
4 on gophers after the fourteenth OF
this month, which action was recently
taken by the county board. s.
People who are superstitious should
avoid eating, drinking, dates. pears,
peaches, etc, as the day and date are
. bad omens, Friday, the 18th.
Sc. Miss Pagan Of Marshall, Mimi, who
was attending the county institute
and visiting friends in this city, de.
parted last week for Montana, where
she will teach school the coming year
Miss Pauline Hanson of Crookston
MINI, returned to her home Thursday
. after visit with Mrs. r.. j. Morrisey,
The two ladies attended college to
gether.
1t The sportsmen5 OF the CITY, nave
been conspicuous for their absence
trailing their dogs through the stub
BILE and over fields, in quest of the
festive prairie chicken.
Manley Owen. living near Florence
suffered sunstroke while at work in
# a field. For a time he was in q ser
ious condition but is now slowly re
covering.
Gonlnis sioner Bush tilreshed at hi:
farm near Hazel last week. He re
NJ eeiyed an average Of wheat, ID bush
els; oats, rs bushels and barley, V
bushels to the acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. n, Johnson of TIM
/. city, were guests of friends lit yienns
last week, AZ which place the Johnsoni
formerly lived before coming 70 thI.
city.
81 Few, II any, medicines, have me,