Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-02-27
LOCAL NEWS

| M. E. Wilson went to Clear Lake
on a business mission Tuesday morn
| ing.
Dr.. H. ]. O'Bryan returned Monday
from Pierre, where he spent a couple
of days at the state capital.
Miss Ethel McCauley, trained nurse.
is on professional duty at the home
of Henry Falvey at Kampeska.
George Mcdowell has accepted a po-
sition with the Codington County Alb
stract Co.
Miss Edna Peterson Of Hendricks,
Mimi, is in the city visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Bellatti.
F l.. Shewalter left the first Of the
week for a four days business trip
to Aberdeen.
Sure, we handle legal blanks of all
kinds. Watertown Printing and Bind
ing Co.
4 Miss Georgia Decker, is recovering
from an attack of the grip, at her
home on the east side.
Mrs Ben Wells, who was been in
Minneapolis recovering from the eff
fects of an operation returned to her
home in this city last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Skinner, Jr.,
of st. Paul, formerly of this city, are
the parents of baby girl, born Mon
day of last week.
John w. Martin left for Washington
Wednesday morning to be present at
the inauguration of Woodrow Will
son.
Farmers: We can handle your
grinding without sacking the grain, If
it is handy for you. Watertown Feed
and Fuel Co. Adv. 37-3s
Oscar Egge is doing a land Office
I business in installing gas light plants
He installed three different lighting
/ plants last week
A couple of inches of snow fell in
/ this vicinity last Friday evening
This is the most snow that has fallen
at any time SO far this winter.
Prepare for springs work by having
your feed ground now. Kampeska
Milling Co. 36-39 Adv
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. McElhaney, who
have been holding down a claim ives,
! of the river, have proved up and are
moving back to their farm northwest
Of WATERFOWL.
DR.. and Mrs. H. J. Bartron are ex
D pected home from New York the latter
part of the week, and the doctor viii
be ready to take up his practice agar
by the list Of March.
Mrs. Mary Roethler, of Florence
was a Watertown visitor Tuesday, ant
while in the city called at the Saturda!
News Office and renewed her subscrip
iont for another year.
E. D. Rodman of the Indian Rein
ing Company, left Wednesday nigh
for Milwaukee, being called there OF
account of the serious illness of
brother.
Saturday from Pierre, where he wen
last week to attend a meeting Of tn
State Bottlers Association Of whicl
organization he is the secretary.
Typewriter ribbons of all kinds a
the WATERFOWL Printing and Binding
Company.
- Chas. Barrette and family are a
Eustice, Fla, spending the winter a
that place for the benefit of Mrs Bal
| rette's health, which is reported a
| being much improved since her arriv
| al in the sunny south.
II A letter from d. F. Solberg, of thi
| city, who underwent an operation a
l. Rochester a couple Of weeks ago, says
! Still here and will be for a week o
| SO yet. ! am gaining a pound a day.
II John p. Obenshain has purchase
| an interest in the Foy Grocery com
Il had considerable experience in tn
Il grocery business and will give his pei
| sonal attention to the business tt
! gether with Mr.. Foy.
i y. A. Watson and NJ. j. Brema
! have established a real estate ofiic
in the new Heegaard block in rcor
IS, and will make a specially of sci
| ing Montana lands. The firm will a
y" so deal in local farm and city prof.
- erty Both gentlemen are hustlers an
% will no doubt make good
81 1t is reported that Mr.. and Mrs, 4
n j. Horswill former residents of thi
RI city, but who have been making thei
81 home in Minneapolis for several year
b will return to Watertown where the
n will make their permanent home
"a Their many friends in this city an
county will welcome their return t
e our city.
n VIM. Mckool, the north side grocel
h returned last week from Yanktol
"a where he went to visit his wife VIII