Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-09-10

house about three miles west Of the
Condsngton county western town, shs'
will have charge Of s. flock OF
youngsters whom she will undertake
keep in the path Of civilization, as
prescribed by the schools OF the state.
This is Miss Eldass first term, but
she has entered upon her duties with
a firm determination to do her best,
which is all that any OF us can do.
We have two letter presses which.
will almost give away. Inquire Of
Saturday News. $40
Al. q. Corey, conductor on the South
Dakota Central. had a foot badly in
jured a few days ago while engaged
on his train. In some manner his
foot got caught between the coup
lings, resulting in breaking the bones
and crushing the member quite ses
verely. Mrs. Corey arrived from
Sioux Falls soon after the injured
man had been placed in the hospital
here, where the bones were set and
the wound dressed by attending sur
CONS. 1t is hoped that MI. Corey:
will recover the full use of his foot.
A young son Of Andrew Rear, liv-
ing near Florence, who is will known
by many Watertown people, had both
legs broken a short time ago, as re-
ported by the Forum, resulting from
d kick by a horse. Both limbs were
broken just above the knee, but it Is
thought that the little patient will
recover without serious consequences
Mr.. Il. O. Lasseson was in the city
over Sunday from Madison, Mimi,
where he has arranged to conduct 81
class In vocal music. He also made
arrangements while here to be in Wa
tertown every tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday to conduct a like class,
beginning with tuesday September
18th. His address will be general
delivery for the present.
Miss Hattie Michaels, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Michaels, left this
week for Deshler, Nebraska, where
she has accepted a position in the
public schools as Instructor in domes-
tic science. Miss Michaels has re-
Gently graduated from the domestic
science department OF the Normal
school at Aberdeen. She is a young
lady of exceptional ability in her
line and gives promise Of a splendid
career.
Professor d. T. Walker, formerly
the president of the Waterfowl
Business College, o engaged in the
wholesale grocery business at Pitts
hurgh, Kan, is in the city for a few
days visit with relatives and old-time
acquaintances. The Walkers lived
here for many years and have a host
OF friends in Waterfowl and vicinity
who will be pleased to- learn that
they have been prospering in their
southern home.
Mr.. Henry Eggen, according to the
Clear Lake Courier, OF Deuel. county.
is now engaged in the fighting going
ON in Europe. Mr.. Eggen returned TO
Germany last spring to visit his aged
parents. and the kaiser was waiting
for him and Immediately gobbled him
fer military service. Henry was a
good boy says the paper, and we
are Of the opinion that he thinks 4
good deal about his pleasant sprts
roundings in Deuel. county while he
is camping on the battleields Of
France"
Potato Diggers for Sale--The Far
Guhar line Of two, three and four
horse elevator diggers ait So to s120.
Call and see. them. Geo. w. Dixon,
cottage Place" Waterfowl. Phone
81. 1l-14*
Speaking OF the return OF Judge
and Mrs. Sherwood from their eastern
sojourn, accompanied BY their daugh-
tiers, Misses Carlton and Dolly, the
Clark Pilot-RevieW says: "They also
visited many of the principal cities
in the east, not only in the United
States, but also in Canada. They
stopped a few days at the home OF
Frank Brett, a former Henry citizen,
in Chicago. Mr. Brett, by the way,
was well known in WATERFOWL, where
he has many friends who will be glad
to learn that he is reported as doing
well in his new home.
Miss Grace Duryee, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. III. Duryee, wehi
known residents OF the city, having
come here from the vicinity Of Henry
some years ago, and Mr.. Robert q.
Norris were united in marriage last
Thursday, Rev. f. e. Stockton ofic-
iating. Following a brief honeymoon
trip the young couple will be at home
in apartments in the Riley fats. Both
contracting parties are well and fav-
orably known in Watertown where
they have a large circle of friends
who Join in wishing them a long and
prosperous life.
The county commissioners and a
party from this place. says the Clear
Lake Courier, went to the state line
yesterday afternoon to inspect ths
state road from Candy to this point.
It is the intention of the commissions
ers and the citizens along the route
and of this place to fix the road from.
the state line to connect with the
Waterfowl Clear Lake road, which
will give travellers the finest high
way in the state. The Minnesota
state line is certainly a model and we
wish every man in Deuel. county
na..1d ~ ux,d can * nnd s4b.n8xxot Ir1rc4