Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-06-25
Correspondence
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If you want to make anybody In
this neighborhood grit their teeth and
groWl, Just make a noise like q mo.
squito.
Maybe the Ford IS not an automo.
bile but 1t they are not they are sure
hurting the automobile business all
over the country for there r a lot
Of them killing miles, transacting
business and giving pleasure for men
and their families in city and country
In every state in the union. Patrick
Burke is the latest buyer of these
nifty little cars In this community.
Say, talk about changes of weather,
that Of Thursday evening was no
SLOUGH, getting in come rapid work.
Young man, IL you were caught out on
the lake in a boat with your sweet.
heart, you could not be blamed very
much.
Yes, there is a lot Of grain under
water but have you observed fthe
great growth of that which Is out OF
the water?
Lee Tracy's new cottage is not 80.
slow, by any Quite nifty and
a regular sea side porch to be all
fitted UP with new porch furnishings.
Lee is laying the foundation for a new
addition to his hen house. He has
about 1000 poultry now
By the way, before we forget the
mention--the straight corn rows you
see, or might see, on the Ives land
near the Oleson home. Well, never
think Kendall did the planting Of the
likes OF that. One Z. H. Oleson did
that work.
Well, we're all off to the Chautauqua
tomorrow to see the Ben Greet Play
ars I'm the evening and to hear Am
erica's Future1 In the afternoons
we're all interested In Americas fu-
ture from Bill Bryan down.
Don't lose track either Of the Grand
Opera Company of Saturday and the
douhle-decker band concer of Sun.
day.
The Early Settlers picnic was well
attended and a good time was had
by all. Gentlemen of the association,
IL you need funds why not pas the
hat and let us fellows who get the
benefit OF your work and thought and
the occasion chip in q little to help
defray your expenses. "A dollar looks
big to a lot Of US, especially when we
don't feel very old-settlerlike, but we
believe it's right to help q little when
we have the pleasure, and we know
all such things cost money to get to,
gether and all. Try 1t sometime.
Mrs. Cleveland Falvey was a visitor
at the Lee Tracy home Friday.
AT the picnic we saw Mr.. Oscar An.
deraon and family in a spic and span
new c~ar--looked II, anyway. Also
met Mr.. John McTerran, Neal Falvey,
Mrs. Falyey. Mr.. and Mrs, Hanlon Pur.
cel-several We had not seen for some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Toms called
upon Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Tracy Sunday,
MI. and Mrs. g. A. Tracy spent q
portion OF the past week at their old
farm home.
Harry Fahnestock OF the city, ID q
helper at the r. M. Brown ranch, Mr.,
F~ahnestock Is a well standing stu,
dent Of the greatest agricultural
school insthe world. Ames. Iowa. The
rules Of this institution require stu.
dents Of certain courses to spend a
year at least on a farm.
Mrs Emery Wheelock came to d
dead standstill Tuesday in the middle
ct g fine, fat mud puddle. she had
taken NJ. Wheelock to the train at
Kanipeska and was returning to the
summer home at Stony Poine, j. j
Purcell. q couple OF steeds, and 4
good, strong chain came to the res
cue and relieved her o. iii unpleasant
situation
Rev, Lewis o. the NJ. h. church 81
Watertown, reminds us 81 an orator;
n fact, We would not be surprised ii
he "a one
John Molln says be IL thoroughly
convinced that appendicitis il contag.
ious and that II BE had Ii 10 ID over
again he'd study as 4 surgeon before
az tried til farm ana raise j family.
He patient. people. itll ali end Id time.
Corning n punches 1 little NOV, how,