Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-08-27

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Call and see them. Geo. w. Dixon,
Cottage Place. Watertown. Phone
81. l1-14s
Andrew Waterman and young son,
Charles, came over from Rec Heights
last Saturday to visit over Sunday
at the home OF Andrews parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. T. Waterman. An
drew is the editor Of the Rec Heights
Review.
DR.. F. Il. Butia. the osteopatk.
Over G. G. Wlistler's. Phones: oaice
21sz; residence 1886. Watertown. s.
D. Adv. ctf
The German Lutheran parochial
school will open August 81. Both
English and German will be taught,
and the curriculum will conform to
that of the states public schools. Any
special information desied may be OBJ
tanned by calling on H. F. Michaels
or August Arndt, or the pastor of the
local church, Rev. w. F. Sauer.
Mrs. H. e. Sykes is out from Wa
tertown for a visit with her daughter,
Mrs. f. C. Schoepp. She is accom-
panied by a sister, Mrs. Skinner, who
is here from North Yakima, Wash,
on a visit.-South Shore Republican.
!, Attorney John M. Weber OF Water
town spent the fore part of the week
with us, looking after his fathers
farm interests north OF town. John
presented a rosy appearance and also
a well developed muscle and an enor-
nous appetite as a result Of his active
out of door life.-Castlewood Repub-
lican.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Halbkat
and sons, Charles and James, depart
ed last Friday night for points in.
Minnesota and elsewhere where they
are combining business with pleas
iure. Mr.. Halbkat planned to attend
the national convention of jewelers.
and proceed thence to New York and
other wholesale centers to inspect
stocks Of goods in his line.
Frank Bennett, who left Water
town last week in an auto, accom-
panied by a party of friends, bound
for the twin cities, had to return by
train on account of the bad condition
of the roads. "A heavy transform
struck the country in the vicinity Of
Minneapolis, rendering the roads i'm
passable for an automobile.
George Bergium has returned from
Montana where he spent a consider,
able portion of the summer in pursu.
.ance Of his vocation-that of a car:
Ipenter. IL anybody can Alay 1t over.
George when it ZONES to handling
the hammer and the saw and the
square he will have to go some.
The South Shore Republican re.
ports that the Catholics of its com.
munity have completed arrangements
for constructing a new church. Tit
building, it says, will be 26x52 feet
and will be located on the hill south
of Mrs. Jarman's house. 1t is expect
ed that work will begin within the
next week or SO.
The United States marshal seems
almost to have made a raid on Water
town citizens for service on the fed
eral jury at Deadwood in the near
future. 1t is understood that the fol
lowing have been summoned to ap
peal id federal court in the Hills
city to render service to their coun.
try in the form of jury duty: Mayor
|H. Al. Wagner, former Mayor .. w
Martin Il q. SouthWick, Glen Kline
and d. M. Bannister
ing. Beck and Harry Scheetz ven
to WATERFOWL last Sunday and played
bah with the Arlington nine against
the crack team of the former city
WatertoWn won by a score Of s to
but our boys enjoyed the day just the
same and were able to close the deal
for the Waterfowl team to meet
.Letcher at our harvest festival on
Friday, August %. Lake Preston
Times.
The WatertoHn hall team met de
feat at the hands Of the Madison az
gregation last Sunday in d fast and
furious contest, the Hcore standing {
to o.. The local team was minus the
crack pitcher IT had been looking for
which may account In part for thu
drubbing it got. Tomorrow (Friday,
the locals go 10 Lake Preston to
Eparticipate In the melon festivities
slammed by the town.
Among the WAtertowA visitor
! wednesday, were C.V. Hubbard ant
shildren, James and Catherine Ralph
Misses Hilfrod johnson. Gladys Han
Hisan, Nellie and Anna Riley, Neron
ac4 and Angela Sullivan Mr.. and
Ms e. b. Hubbard and children.
MrssM. yIorey, Mrs. + {. Wood MI
and Mrss Il II EDss and Mrs n, Ma
thiesenHenry Independent
II S Fletcher returned yeaterda,