Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-08
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friends at Groton this week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Lampy are the
proud parents Of q baby daughter born
to them Tuesday. q. M n
J. ]. Ballou had the misfortune to
lose a valuable horse one day last
week. a
The Golden Eagle Clothing Store
! mas recently completed some extensive
Improvements in that popular store.
The new city and county directory
is now being compiled. Leave your
order at the Saturday News office.
Hon. Geo. w. Egan, the independent
Republican candidate for governor will
speak at Henry next Monday.
Henry sasse and James Patterson;
of Henry, were Watertown visitors
this week.
4 Coni,,ttv Treasurer H. A. Hildebrandt
snent a couple q days transactins
business in st. Paul this week
5 Mr.. and Mrs, Carl g. Peterson re.
/ ioice over the arrival of a son which
came to brighten their home last Mon
day.
The subject Of the morning discours
Sc will be blessings in Unexpected
Ways" Baptist church.
Mrs. L. N. Schulner was summoned
\ to st. Paul last week by telegram
announcing that her mother had met
with a serious accident by falling
down stairs.
B. P. Moe is home from Shakopee.
| MINI, where he has been taking mud
baths for rheumatism for the past
4 month. He says his health is much
improved by the treatment.
Joe Ronkey, one of the substantial
farmers residing near Florence, was
a WATERFOWL visitor Thursday and
while in the city paid the Saturday
News pleasant call.
Mrs. L. r. Eastwood, editor of the
WATERFOWL Herald. has the sympathy
\ of her friends in the death Of her aged
mother which occurred at Culbertson,
| Montana, last week.
| Through the efforts of n. r. DAWN,
the real estate man, SOB was raised
by subscription for the Carlin family,
the father having been run over and
killed by st. Louis train last week
| Arthur NJ. Poulson has severed his
4 Connection with the Midway Grocery.
4 Mr.. Poulson Is as yet undecided as to
j Just what business he will take up in
the future. @
/ State Game Warden Bancroft, WHO
4 is also city reporter on the Daily Pub
jlic Opinion is at the state capital this
week making his annual report as
state game warden. .555
I. Gertrude Loomis left on the Rock
Island Wednesday morning for Pitts
4 burgh. Pennsylvania, to spend seyera
i months with her brother. She vii
also visit in New York before she re
4 turns. 81 sii,l,,5ss 58 Isl
y Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Williams, b
4 stony Point, have returned from Min
neapolis where they have spent :
a month visiting at the home Of theii
4 daughter, Mrs. Ward Williams. The!
report the time of their lives.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Christnacht hav1
returned from Milwaukee where M,
Christnacht has been taking treat
/ ment in hospital in that city. Mi
Christnacht suffered a paralytfc strok
4 several months ago but he is reporte
as improving. ifs
Z Rev. A. d. Chase was able to com
y town the other day which was hi
; first visit on the streets for severs
weeks. The elders many friends wi
J be glad to learn that he Is gettin
stronger every day and will be able
; be about again as soon as the weathe
/ warns up.
James D. Mclaughlin, formerl
lcounty auditor Of Codington and a phi
!, neer resident Of this county, was owe
: from Sioux Falls the other day yisitin
I with his old time friends. Mr.. M
Laughlin is an extensive property ON
Z er at Sioux Falls and deals In rel
estate in that city.
4. The Quality Flour and Cereal stor
recently opened up In the Keega
building on Midway, is not run by Z,
Revillo Milling Co., as stated an OF
!, last issue, but is conducted by s. !
. Ellis The stock carried by this stoi
!, is strictly what the name Indicate
) lours and cereals.
"a Rev Father Stoltz. OF Florence WI
In the city Tuesday and while in Il
g. city made the Saturday News a plea
sr for another year, and also left us u
(. lob OF }syip....::ssSS the nnaEeial stai
& ment OF 81 Maurice's Catholic Chur,
II of Esterly Of which he is the paste
= The Rev. Father is an affable gent
man whom 1t is q pleasure to mes
The Women.s Missionary Society
= the Bs ttst church will give a uniq
II social elton Friday evening at i
II residence fJohn Cunningham, 2
!; 9Th st s. e. s+Swill be called a Snl