Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-30

KAMPEsKA.

store the other morning. We noted
he limped a little, and upon inquiry
were told a horse was the cause, it
having kicked VIII in the leg. Will
a driving his new Ford purchased
this season. 'aThe Ford suits me all
right said VIII. Not long ago !
drove to WatertoWn and went around
several big cars stuck along the road.
We're making hay, and very busy,
indeed"
Eli Oleson visited WatertoWn We'd
nesday and bought a e binder, He
and SONS, Oscar and Glen, have been
hustling the hay over on the school
section and also now the barley u
ting.
Mrs. Lee Tracy spent Wednesday
afternoon and night in Watertown.
She attended Rebecca lodge Wednes-
day evening. Mr.. Tracy was in the
city Friday. Mrs. Nelson Porter ac-
companied him. Mrs. Marion Price,
W Do iJdluluu - olilktt uidotSi V rS
Pollitt and Mr.. u. 3. Landon, all of
Gresco, Iowa, returned with them,
having come to Watertown from the
Iowa home for a visit with MIR. and
Mrs. N. w. Porter and family. This
is the ladies' first visit to South Da-
kota. Mr.. Landon has been here sew
eral times. Grandpa Landon, as he j.:
known to his relatives and hosgSof
friends, is eighty-tWo years of age and
quite spry indeed. He is always
welcome, being as fine a Christian
gentleman as one would care to meet.
Cal Wheelock states that the whirl-
wind which Watertownites, or many
of them. very wildly recall as hay-
ing visited a certain June day, started
lin the vicinity of the Gus Barr farm
several miles southwest of Kampes-
Ika. We watched it wend its way
along said Mr.. Wheelock, with
great interest, little dreaming of what
ats conduct was to be in u lovely
attiit ttly d. lnS olbSi ~ ~ ~
can"
DO not spend 10 much money at
the circus this year that you Will
feel you cannot afford a couple OF
season tickets for the chautauqua
next year. The circus gives you one
day OF pomp and parade, of gorgeous
scenery, music, etc, the show the AMI
mails and all; the c~hautauqua seven
days of fine educational and eleyatins
entertainment.
Mir. Wilbur Brown was in u lit,
ale burg Saturday evening bringing
in the four masons who are laying
the foundation for the new home his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown,
are about ready to build.
Miss Mildren Glines, from Vienna
as at present a member of the Ken
dali household, assisting Mrs. Ken
dali.
Mrs. oleson called upon Mrs. Por
ter Wednesday.
Ronald Dean called upon his friends
Glen and Oscar Oleson, Sunday.
Farmers In this portion of the coun
try have been rather on the anxious
seat V . the crop situation these
last few days, with the corn, much
OF 1t, all tasseled out and scarcely
above your shoulders, the barley
csinkling down before ripe; the oats
dead ripe here and there and grass
green all around and loaded with red
THsf. the wheat attacked by the Hess
Ian fly or some sort Of a pest, many
pieces quite badly, with the little po'
tatoes In the hill encased in soil Sc
adamantlike that they cannot grow,
with days and days OF sweltering heat
and baking sun and drying wind after
June's excessive rainfall, they have
indeed been obliged to see their fine
prospects of three weeks ago largely
cat down To add to the acuteness
III The situation come reports Of crops
sost In the south part of the state
and the deadly black rust advancing
to the northward.
The cuckoo. noble bird, has beer
calling for rain the past week AMI