Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-05-01

Ii comes to bagging the festive prai-
rie hen.
d. A. Pattison, of Battle Greek, Ia,
has shipped his household goods to
this city and will make his home on.
south Oak street, having purchased
the Archie Florin cottage which is one
of the neatest modern cottages in the
city. Mr.. Pattison and wife will ar.
rive in this city some time this week.
We welcome them to our city.
Alexander, the 14-year-old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Purcell, who live
near Kampeska, was brought to town
last week and was operated on at
one Of the local hospitals for chronic
appendicitis and hernia. The opera
ton was successful and he is now Q
ported as getting along as well as
could be expected.
Isidor Hanten, the man with the
Studebaker heart, says that She has
been limited to six cars a week from
the Studebaker company In the past
but from now on he will be able to
get all the carr he wants on short mo-
tice. He is unloading twelve Stude-
baker cars today.
On May 9th we will conduct a home
seekers excursion to all points In Mon
tana. The train will leave Water
town at Z o'clock on the morning of
May 6. Here is a chance for you to
make this trip at very small cost and
see some of that Montana land that
is attracting attention all over the
United Staes. For further informa-
ftion call on or write to Watson q
Brennan, oom 65 Lebert block, Oak
~street, Waterfowl, s. d. ADV. 4s
The Guild hall which Trinity Epis-
copal church has been planning on
FLOR so many years past, is now an as
sured fact. In the neighborhood OF
SIS, 100000 has already been subscribed,
and the plans are now being prepar-
ed, As % as the plans are finished
work will begin at once. It will oc-
cupy the ground between the church
edifice and the rectory, and will be
used for Sunday school purposes. The
parish and the city are to be con-
graduated on this splendid achieve
ment.
Rev. O.. J.. Edwards, of Everett,
Wash, arrived here Tuesday OF last
week to take charge Of the Scandi-
naylan Lutheran church Of this city,
as Rev. R~einertson's Rev.
Edwards was installed last Sunday by
Rev. FL. Voldal, of Volga, s. D. The
church has had a fair growth during
Rev, Reinertson's p%astorate, and he Is
now doing very successful work as
main solicitor for the new hospital
ITO be constructed this year. The
church has a large membership and
Ia Sunday school of more than 200
k%children.
Dennis F. Solberg arrived in the
lefty Thursday from Rochester, Mimi,
where he has been for the past three
months. Mr.. solberg underwent three
Operations at ST. Mary's hospital. He
is looking good and says he is feeling
better than he has for a long
time. He will spend a few days in
Waterfowl and will then go to Pierre
where he will spend several months
at the home Of his father, u. P. Sol
berg.
On May 9Th we will conduct a home
seekers excursion to all points in Mon
tana. The train will leave Water
town at Z o'clock on the morning Of
May g.. Here is a chance for you to
make this trip at very small cost and
see some Of that Montana land that
is attracting attention all oyer the
United Staes. For further informa-
ton call on or write to Watson &
Brennan, room 65 Lebert block, Oak
street, Watertown. S. D. Adv. AS
The police stopped a game OF base
ball on the north side last Sunday.
Several people complained on the ball
game being played. AS there is a
state law prohibiting the playing Of
base ball on Sunday it is a question
whether the WATERFOWL base ball fans
will be able to witness a game Of bali
on Sunday or not this summer.
Ed J.. Kiley is now at the River
Pine sanitarium at Stevens Poiat,
Wis. He has not been feeling in the
best Of health for several months and
his father. James Kiley, proprietor Of
the Grand Hotel in this city, took him
to this sanitarinm a couple OF weeks
ago for the benefit Of his health. The
young man is getting along nicely and
will return home in a short time.
Work Is opening up in good shape
in WATERFOWL this spring and some
Of the contractors are already adyer-
Using for iaboring men. Labor will
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