Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-11-27
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this same weather for q month but
Is not certain that they (the weather
| people, will be able or willing to fill
the order. Poseph Purcell missed it
on his big rain, to occur about the
10th of the month. That's all right.
Joe, ever Ira Hicks misses guesses
every once in a while. You ALSO miss
ed having the hog cholera. which
same was another dandy good miss
for you.
Mr.. Barker and dear reader, we've
been picking corn and we are sleepy
and tired, SO we'rc going to cat 'er
short this fime and wait until the
winter days come to fiji space-ihen
we'll make the typo grit his molars
and cnss Kendall of Kampeska.
If We had time We could tell YOU
Of the delightful changed if W. know
whether there be one "T' or two Us"
in delightful, or delightfull-use your
Judgment or knowledge, Mr.. Typo
exhiliration to be found in having an
auto drive out OF a dense fog and
darkness, u~nannounced by any light,
and driven by a drunken mans hands,
and plunge into your carriage because
dear reader, we had the experience.
We wrote we did not know whether
one % or ~two-well, think there
must be two because it's sure-hel,.
|. But say, the JOY $50 keen OF it comes
when you all get together and dis
cover that those with you and your
self are wholly unharmed-only the
carriage smashed to pieces. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Ben Lewis were struck the same
night, by the same. car. but here too
no one was hurt, and only the car
lr:age slightly damaged. What think
you Of d man who will befozZle his
brain and unsteady his hand by H.
quor and Il an engine on a much
travelled highway, leading from a city
in the darkness with a fog covered
glass in front of his eyes and alb
solutely without the least sign of a
light. Life, limb and property must
indeed be reckoned cheaply in the
estimation of such a man.
Perry Burk, Fred Brown, J. ]. Pur-
cell, B. G. Lewis, G. A. Wick, William
Broderman, GEO. Brown and Asa LIE.
bert of neal Grover, we're among
those in attendance at the stockhold,
crs meeting OF the Whooley Packing
company In Watertown Thursday. Mr..
Fred Brown was elected as a mem
Der of the board OF directors Of the
company.
We noticed e. d. Hildebrandt in the
city Thursday with a load Of fax
straw.
a. A. Carnes was in the city Fri
day selecting paints for his new
home. The house will be a light
cream trimmed with white.
August Melchert and the Misses
Edith and Augusta Melchert and Miss
ustrud called at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. e. H. oleson Sunday. We
heard some very nice things OF Miss
Ustrud but OF course cant speak of
them here because of--the because.
Ira Tigner is helping with the corn
harvest Q n the Dean ranch. Mr.. Dean
was in Watertown Monday.
The latest news from Mr.. Jacobs
at Gilroy, Cal, stated that he was
gaining. This was several days ago..
however, but his friends hope the
same still holds true.
John McFerran called upon j j.,
Purcell and families Sunday.
Joshua Purcell has so far recovered
from his hurt In the corn silage cutter
that he has resumed work with the
machine cutting for Charles Taecker.
g. M, McKenna and Patrick Burke
spent Sunday evening at the w. S..
Murray horne south OF Kampeska.
S~hredding corn is also the order OF
the day on the Murray farm, Ronald
Dean Is doing the Job.
Our reliable mail carrier, Mr.. Kent,
vas over the route, calling on his
patrons with q petition for his rein
s%tallation. We all signed it.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Purcell were In
the city Thursday. Their aunt. Mrs.
Ulven, Of Clear Lake. was their guest
the middle Of the week. Mrs. Ulven
4 sister Of Mrs. Purcell's father,
Mr. Tom Peterson.