Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-02

iIoui tne iaAe las ss5cn running INTO
1T through a channel cut during one
of the storms. Fried frogs legs will
soon flourish as a part of the lakeites'
diet.
"Moosers' from up Aberdeen way
were down sizing up Watertown's
billion dollar asset Sunday. BY the
time they had taken the five mile
trip on launches from the outlet to
the Point they realized that Kampes-
ka was a good sized swimming hole.
Someone suggested that the Moose
wear boards 80 they could be distin-
guished from the Elks.
Most anglers this year are regard
ing the 25-fish limit law but many
fail to release small pike when they
are caught. A pike under ten inches
doesn't make a good bite when pre-
pared and would be a fine meal il
allowed to grow a couple seasons.
Some fish hogs want q first mortgage
9 1.cvery fish they release.
DR.. Christensen has nearly com
pleted a cottage at the Point which
| viii be n OF the most unique at the
axe. Built along original lines anI
soltly for comfort, it certainly is a
pippin. Mrs. Christianson has named
it 'Catch-us-Inn' for if present plans
carry you will catch them in and 1t
home any time until snow flies. Mr..
and Mrs. Kennedy Of Groton, kere
| guests Sunday. +
t. Campers.
Harry Fahnestock and family have
moved into Woodbine Rest for the
season and are busy catching all the
Kampeska ozone and good times 10
be found.
Hugh Headley has put the finish
INnA touches lon his new cottage,
,"Camp Af+Fordlt." 1T has all the.
luXuries of a Pullman. MI. and Mrs.
J. Richardson, of Huron, with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Miller have been guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Headley the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Jenkins, OF Gar
den City, with Mr.. Jenkins parents,
of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, are camping
in the McBath cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Baker spent several
days of last week at Camp Cozy" as
guests of Mr., and Mrs. Frank Ben
nett. Mr.. Baker caught several fine
strings of pike.
Mont Bannister and family opened
camp this week and have as guests
over the Fourth Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Fargo of Sioux Falls, Mrs. H. Wilkins
land children, of Doland. "Mpnt"
sent out a warning to the pike to be-
gin their fasting, If they wish to es-
cape his trusty hooks.
Mrs. Fred Welch with daughters,
Rhea and Gladys, Of Madison, are
enjoying a two weeks outing in An
Choir Inn" Miss Vera Clark, of Ma.
pies, is a guest OF Miss Rhea.
DR.. L. S.. Spencer and wife are fire.
quent occupants Of "U-Needa-Res
Doc has one of those hip pocket
engines which he attaches to the
stern of any innocent looking row
boat and transforms it into a mad
Apray-throwing motor boat 'Doc's
has already worn out several boats
cruising and the season is yet young
The presence of two couples Of
newlyweds at the Point and the com,
ing OF four other such couples Friday
necessitated calling the long stretch
of walk in front Of the Point cottages
Honeymoon Lane" The lane is re
served especially for ~newlyweds be
tween the hours Of 9 and IL p. m
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Corner, OF Brad
ley, and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gilbert
son, Of Bryant, are those who have
spent the past week at the lake.
Al e. Vinegar and family Of Brook
ings, father of G. p. Vinegar, have
spent two weeks in the postoflce cot
tage. The latter will camp ver thu
Fourth.
u. s Elliott, Of Ivory fame, will
Mrs. Elliott and daughter, Dorothy
Of Minneapolis. are ~rusticating in thu
pwsley cottage and letting the Golt
Dust Twins do the work.
aCamp Eyinrude's spran into lift
Tuesday when George Luck and wifi
with Mr., and Mrs, s N. Lounsberry
Of Waverly, Miss R. Taylor and Flu
gene Taylor made their appearance
Selecting their cottage. the mel
"Eyinruded' out TO the fishing spo
and before the women had scarcel.
unpacked the frying pans the me-
returned with a fine string Of fish
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