Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-03-20

SATURDAY mo ieCOiu
Messrs. Molln, Carnes, Croft, Tracy
and no doubt others were In the fields
some during the week, narrowing fall
blowing. Peter Molln stated it work
ed fine and that he struck no frost.
Mr.. Molln stated also that they made
a bed in their garden could spade
easily to a depth of eight Inches. The
ground has been so very dry that the
frost did not penetrate far, or at least
the top did not freeze solidly and
thawed out easily. All hope for early
rains, for unless such do come and
the wind blows its usual gait here IN
the spring, the dust will be bad in
deed, inside and out.
The first man in the field last year
to our knowledge, was Sam Dean, who
on the afternoon of the 26th day Of
March disked sod which had been
plowed the fall before on the II. d.
Rice place in Richland. Seeding be-
gan about the 9th of April.
At the annual meeting Of the stock.
holders Of the Kampeska Hall Asso-
citation, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year.: Pres,
]. j. Purcell, vice president, Cleve,
land Falyey; manager, Neal J.. Fai-
vey. secretary, W, A. Craney; treas
urer, Morris Burk, The hall associa-
ton have the debt nearly paid as we
understand. We hope to see the hall
painted this spring and later substan.
TALLY fixed up inside,
The members of Kampeska Grange
who are MEMBER of the group who
will appear In the local talent plays
which the grange will present about
th2 first of April, are busy these days
committing their several parts tC
memory and %rehearsing the plays.
Mrs, Henry Falvey is steadily gain.
ing in health and strength. Mrs. Fal.
e was a very sick woman.
Messrs Sam Dean and Cleve Falvey
We're called to serve as jurors this
week. It makes a farmer rather sore
TO have to sit on a jurors bench this
time of the year--especially il the
weather is inviting.
Messrs. Claude Tessier, Peter Molln
and Glen Croft and the Misses Croft,
Tarbell and Donahue were in the burg
Wednesday evening,
AL Tester took the east bound train
at Kampeska Thursday morning en-.
route to the city, where he will serve
as a juror.
Mr.. and airs. William Broderman
were in the Lake City Monday.
Mrs. Melehert, daughter Edith. Miss
Riley and Master Alfred Snyder took
IN the sights Of the big town Satur
day.
Henry Falvey visited the Lake City
Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Neal j.. FalYey spent
a portion of the week with relatives
and friends In and around Kampeska
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rand Master
g Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Burk. Yves
ley Burk, Mr.. and Mrs. G, J. Brum
haugh and Mr. Aaron Brumbaugt
spent Sunday q week ago, at this
Craney home.
MessrS. Leo Blase and Oscar An
derson were Lake City visitors Sat
urday.
Barney Jacobs was in the burg ovel
Tuesday night. the guest of Mr.. ant
Mrs. IN. A. Craney. He attended thu
annual meeting of the hall association
OF which he was the former treasurer
MT Jacobs is a travelling representa-
tive OF the r., b. Mann Co. or Min
neapolis.
Mrs Patrick Walsh of Henry, wa,
~ 80 SCS uGi Qttu6utSAt MIS-
Henry Falvey, and help care for her
returning home Thursday. Mr.. Walsh
went On home Wednesday,. He stop
PED on enToute home from a business
s trip to Sioux Falls.
MT, and Mrs, Karl Lille spent Thur,
2 evening with Mr.. and Mrs, Free
hrown. Because Of the rain and snov
Mrs Lille remained until tie evening
q the following day.
Mrs c.a2J. Kogle is visiting her par
ents lear Clark.
We sincerely regret TO know thai
ne I~oursyear7old son Of Mr.. and Mrs
zssoes Croft Is afflicted with q species b
tntnor over the eyes. tt Is said al
operation for his relief VIII be under
gone as soon ais tie weather Is
little warmer.