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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-04
SABOTAGE IS
PUZZLE WORD
|. W. w. Followers Look Away
When Questioned About
National Countersign

"SuhDlurrt Aw. don't know what
it means, So said one Of the W w.
victim, Of the ninety ninety trent
mrur OF Police Judge Miller 10 Dctrc.
tive Charlie Post, head Of the BERTH.
lion department, when questioned Sat.
urduy morning
You're q good member you are.
when that word /, printed ou every
stlrhcr YOU fellows have put mp aud
You duu.t even know what It means,
IrI.IDd the officer
'Aw, | guess know what h meuns,
mt n you ask me don't know moth.
lus srrt was the answer
Twenty Of the / " " gang sen.
fenced a. county road work Friday
were mugged aud measured lu the Bcr
llli"u department Saturday before bee.
Ink taken cut 10 wrcstlr with the
.ump> and forget their grievances
Nour ont uf every such gang are bad
iy wanted somewhere, Post -ail \
few ARE always army or navy desert
cs, aud all are very, very question:
able
lhc principal sllrkcr found 300 the
pockets ot the wuudrrrr, i- about three
m,lcS IN diameter The letters 4 "
"" are shown above picture Of th,
globe, aud around the border are IN,
words: More wages shorter hours
better fuud-ur Sabotage picture
NJ WuOdcu shoe Is shown below IN,
WORT sabotage means malicious or re
v,ngetul destruction Of property, the
pllcr stay, the motto ~ the travelling
"Wurkingmcn' being destruction II
they are not given the things they ask
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-04
TRAIN MAY BE LATE
'hamber OF Commerce Uncertain rs 10
ilme OF Arrival Of ~. 5. a W. and
May Have 10 Defer Reception

because Of uncertainty as to the
Time Of the arrival of the first train
OF the Fort Smith and Western rail
way Into Oklahoma city, the plan Of
the Chamber Of Commerce TO celebrate
the event by a reception ut the Katy
depot may fail. Saturday morning II
was discovered that the train might
not arrive Sunday evening AZ planned,
out might defer lls putting entrance
INTO the NJ. X, 4 n. station until Mon.
day morning
A delegation N officials us we'll ~
a number " citizens had prepared TO
he " hand when the train came into
the station, To welcome the officials,
passengers aud train crew on the on.
trance of the fifth steam railroad into
Oklahoma City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-04
ENORMOUS BAIL
When 81 Defendants Charged With
Labor Graft Appear in Court DE
mandlng Release They VIII Con
front Monetary Barrier

CHICAGO Dee When the -
defendants named Boz the indictments
charging them with alleged labor
graft, appear In court saturday bail
Hggrcgntlng Slo53OOOO viii be- de-.
manded for their releases Charles g..
Case. assistant states attorney. an
bounced
There ARE 69iG counts against each
defendant ~ of whom are officials
aud members " the building tndrs'
unions two are saloon keepers. twu
bnrlrndrr- two plate glass dealers.
nul one electrical contractor They
are charged with extortion. cunspIrn.
cy aud malicious mischief The In.
dirtmruls were returned BY the grand
/ jury last fall
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-04
TO FINISH NEGRO
HEARING SATURDAY

The long deferred preliminary hear.
ing II Amos Knscr the mulalto acrus-
ed 10y Lucille Sollingcr ~ making u
criminal attack uu her uu the night "
October ~. was begun iu Justice Don.
uell's court Friday and was expected
tu be- finished Saturday afternoon.
Miss Solliu-cr said that she suspected
Kascr Immediately uflrr the assault,
but did not want tu accuse him until
she fclt SURE
There wa, difference NJ opinion
among witnesses Friday a~ 10 the way
kascr was dressed ou the night In
question His lawyers will attempt IN
prove an nlim NJ the hearing Saturday
afternoon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-04
R0BBER AND
CAPTOR DEAD
Bank Messenger Killed by
Bandit Who Was in Turn
Mortally Wounded

NEW YORK. Dec. 4 Alan card
ncr hunk messenger aud Geo
Deprosa, n bandit died late Friday
night from bullet wounds received In
an attempt made 10y the latter to
steal a hng containing $4,000 In the
Fourteenth street subway during the
Sush hour late Friday Gardner was
shot by Delrosa, who was In turn
wounded by bullets from his own re-.
volyer, which had been wrcsted FROM
him by Walter f. Orlcman, another
messenger Delrosa died first Gard
ncr ten minutes later The messengers
were employees of the Bank of Mctrpp.
oils IN Union Square ncur the scene ~
the holdup
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-04
10 MORE ELECTION ARRESTS

PITTSBURGH. PA, Dco i-Forty
more men who served Ms election off.
GERS at the September primaries were
arrested Fridny night on charges ~
conspiracy All were released ON
$1,000 hail each Arrests In conncc
ton with the alleged election frauds
now number l54
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-04
HIGH OFFICIAL
TOU.S. PRISON
DR.. Karl Buenz, Hamburg
American Line Director,
Gets Year and Half

NEW YORK, Dec, 4.-Dr Karl
~ Bucnz George Kotter and Adolph
Hachmcislcr " the Hamburg American
line recently convicted " conspiracy TO
defraud the United states government.
were sentenced Saturday TO serve one
aud half years In the federal penl.
,cnllary at Atlanta, Joseph Popping.
naus was sentenced to one year. The
Hamburg American line was fined one
dollar All the defendants were adj.
mltted 10 bail pending the suing ont
of II writof error nstheir behalf.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-04

( DNbpN b.., ~,
l. "' "u'h rn'
"''I'1 Russian diversion against
'N" Bulgarian. has not mntcrlallzed
Nut the fact that mo- u,.,,p orf,cloI
statement was issupd Frido, nI.h,
gave rise to homes In I,plnn na, H.
v0- being vithheId I'M orU,r. T., ah,,.,.,
,.r This new phase of rbr Holl,p ,n,a
migu
A. the same time rn,,rt. ho,.
reached here from Hp.n,r,., ,%,,
three bulgarian division. .rn..,J =, i''''' -.
gary On route 10 the ImIi,p mp n,-,
cru front. which Ir rur v,rlJ g..,..
'o indicate that HuIg,ri, d,.. ,
fear Russian ip,p.I,p ~. Nv,
such u shift of force. ,r III. na,, ~ ",
the Rulgariaus arc ms yogp. nn,.o,,, pa,, W
us the report rno, Ap.,r,. 80, go. ~, .
troops had been rushed frnm a,,'i. 1,",
Wartrr. rp.t,.rJ .. a., ''' o''e'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-04
TWO BRITISH SHIPS SUNK

LONDON, bee ( Two more RHt
sh stemshIps have been sunk m IN,
Mediterranean hy submarines The,
were the Middleton aud the clan
Markrod -Four mcu un the Middleton
were Killed and unc was wounded
Nineteen were landed at Malta.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-04
JURY AMAZED
Chicago lnquisitorial Body Surprised
to Learn Of Frequency Of Criminal
Assault Upon Children

CHICAGO, dec. THE November
grand jury Friday recommended the
sterilization of criminals convicted VI
assaults on children. The jury OK
pressed amnzement at the number ~
such offenses and urged parents anu
civic bodies to make every effort to
prosecute such criminals Such laws
already exist In Indiana and Wis.
cousin.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-04
HEAVY SEA SAVED STEAMER

NEW YORK Dec Captain 81
none Guile NJ the Italian steamer We.
roma. which arrived here Saturday M
ter having been chased by q submarine
IN the Mediterranean Nov ~, said
ia heavy sen Witch caused the sub
marine to rull and pitch was the chict
fnctor In enabling the steamer 10 cyudc
the undcrscn hunt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-04
FL0RINA BECOMES
HAVEN OF DISTRESS
Refugees from MOnaslr Whence They
Have lramped through SNOW Ar.
rive by Thousands Suffering Intense

ATHENS, Dec. Public opinion
is ,rcring toward the fullest u.nppl
nucr Of the demands of the entente
powers. While the government ls hys
hating In framing its reply thousands
OF refugees are arriving 900 IurNm
after tramping throu-h deep SHOW
from Momslir An buildings are
crowded and hundreds are without
shelter Children arr dying from
hunger aud exposure The municipal
treasury has been rmplicd and appeals
fur aid have been made tu Athens
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-04
CABLED WARMTH

wAsVNdTuN, Dec 4.
Electrically warmed un-
dcrcloihing Tor the soldiers
In the trenches is the lat
est Austrian invention re-
ported today hy am Amcrl
can attRcho ut The Hague
Fine flexible wires arc Wos
ven into the fabric Con
ncctlon IN made hN each
woarer with Il cable run
ming along the trench ana
fed from n generator In the
rear About 26O watts Of
current are used at thirty
To flfty volts. costing ono
to two cents per hour per
man The suits weigh q
little less than two pounds
aud cost about $40 each
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-04
MACKENsEN SCRATCHED

PETROGRAD, Dec. 4 Field Mar
shal Mackensen was slightly wounded
by Serbian bullet during the recent
operations, says Copenhagen dis
patch to the Noyoe Vremya
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-04
ALLIES CHERRY
WITHOUTC
War Facts Give Little Ground
for Optimism-Yet Lon
don Enjoys Hope
RUSSIA KEEPS SECRET
If Gar Is Operating in Bull
garia as Unofficially Repor-
ed he Wants News Withheld

Lo\DO\, Dee. 1.-THE British army
IN Nc,opotamia is in retreat. Off.
'lhl announcement was made Saturday
llal the forces Of General Townshend
were retiring to Hut III. Amara.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-08-12
PELICAN
MAKE nay while the sun ghi1

Maxi nay while the sun shines.
s. Ii Ellis, travelling salesman for
the Shores Medical Co, was a pleas
All caller IL this nsighborhood last
week.
Nr. and Nrs. H Schultz, Of Hayti,
were aatoEnobizing in this vicinity
last week. Friday afternoon.
Mrs.. Chas. Marotz accompanied by
Mrs. Paul FasrStenau and baby were
callers At the Rev. Thee. A1Drecht
hone last week.
Mrs Scotia nd daughter pleasantly
surprised Mrs. Zanow and sister,
Anna, enc fine afternoon.
Herman Fromke accompanied by
Jene Pinhoit were cut auto riding
Friday evening.
HiJda Kaalmlan3 eon fined To her
home with en- attack Of the measles.
HeEsgs. j. E. and Max Fuergtsnau
weyep Ieasant business callers here
Friday evening via auto.
Mira nd Brg. Julian Giege, OF Wa
tertGwn, and tie John Lebert family
and Miss Loeseh we're Sunday visit
ors a The Asa Lebert home.
Dale Zarpoa IL visiting with rel
attyes at Waterfront for the present.
Mrs Kiatsa nds On, Herbert made
a call al the Reg Thee, Albrecht
home
Peter Geherer and family autoed to
William HeFnilJer'g Sunday afternoon
Clarence aeeompaaied them home
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-08-12
FLORENCE.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. ing, of Water.
town, visited at the NJ. Nisbet home
the latter part Of last week.
Mrs. Williams, who has been visit.
ing at the w. G. Putnam home, re.
turned to her home in Wisconsin Fri;
dag
Mr. and Mrs. G. Eggen, Agnes and
Julia Ristyedt, left Thursday for Big
Stone lake where they will camp fol
a week.
Mr. Budahl of Watertown, visited
at the home of his sister, Mrs. P. n,
Larson, the latter part of last week
Marjorie and Merriam Hickman, OF
Watertogn, visited al the w. G. Put.
nam home this week.
Nj. and Mrs. Wesley Smith, of Deer
River. MINI, are visiting relatives
here.
John Huppler, who has been visit
ing al the c. Huppler home for some
time, returned to his home at Sparta
Wis, Saturday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Humphrey, OF Wallace,
gefe callers In Florence Sunday.
G. CT Burnstad visited relatives al
Willmar, Min, the first of the week
Ella Larson, OF DeSmet, is VISITING
at the homes OF se- sisters, Mrs. Wal
kpw ana Mrs. Mack.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-08-12

the payment of one note for Ten
Thousand Dollars and due on the goth
day of March, 1917, drawing six per
cent C per cent? interest per annum,
payable semi-annually, and secured
on the property known as the Goss-
Block situated on part of lots 10, 10
and IA in block ten of the Original
Plat of the City of WATERFOWL, Cod
lngton County, South Dakota, viz:
The west sixty-fve and twenty-five
one h~undredths feet of lots thirteen.
and fourteen and of the north half of
lot twelve and the south ten feet Of
the east fifty feet of the north half
of lot twelve and a tract Of land de-
scribed as follows: Commencing at
a point in the east wall of the Goss;
block, sixty-five and twenty-five humid.
redths feet easterly and seventy-five.
feet southerly from the northwest
corner of lot fourteen, thence easterly
and parallel with the north line Of.
lot thirteen to a point fifty feet west
erly to the east line of lot thir-
teen; thence southerly and para
llel with the east line of lots
twelve and thirteen fifty feet; thence
westerly to a point sixty-f1ve and
twenty-five hundredths feet east of
the west line OF lou Twelve, Inc DelnS
a point in the east wall of the Goss
block, thence n~ortherly to the place of
beginning, all being in block ten Of
the Original Plat of the town, now
City of Watertown, Codington County
South Dakota, on which is situated the
building known as the Goss; block and
land adjacent thereto.
Notice is further given that if a
sale of said property is made on the
23rd day of August, 1915; that the
same will be reported to the above en-
titled court on that day and that a.
hearing for the confirmation thereof
will be held by the above entitled!
Court at the offices of the Judge
thereof In the Lamm block, Codingaon.
County, South Dakota, on the 24th.
day of August, 1915, at 1000 a. m. Of
said day, at which time and places
any and all persons interested mays
appear and show cause If any tfereS
be why the said sale should not beg
confirmed.
Dated at Watertown, South Dakota..s
this 18th day of August, a. D. 1919,
Charles r. Goss,
AS Administrator of the Es-
tate Of Charles Goss, De;
ceased.
First pub Aug -; last pub Aug 19B3,
AE=8L EH E1l9kh& -
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-08-12

| ana will visit at the Scherer home
for a week OF ten days.
The J. 6. Lebert family and MaTga'
ret Loesch were business callers at
the 4. T. kjatt home Sunday evening
Miss lGesch is assisting Mrs. Lebert
with her Homework,
The Albrecht family and visitors
from Minnesota were Lake Kampeska
! visitors last Thursday.
The BoNelder farm is ~harvestins
excellent barley this week. Several
fields az barley are already harvested
Some wheat fields are turning in
IcoloT and viii probably be harvested
the latter part of this week.
Andrew Evenson and Oscar Green
are SIN harvesting hay and will con,
tinue as long as the weather condi-
taons permit
Ouc fine day Roy Lebert and fam
lily au,0ed to Watertown. Roy likes
TO rakr a day of NICE every now and
then 10 get ont of shocking, You see.
A}he-t Fair and F. c. Benthin were
business callers at Grover.
Roy and Bill Zamow were seer all,
tomobl;ns in the vicinity Of Grover
SUNDAY evening.
TIL rains have enriched the pas
tureS and there has been a consequent
increase in dairy products, Good but
ter Is said to be the lowest in four
years Rain cuts the cost of butter,
Pleas, pass the bread.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-08-12

has foTzIraleTed largely & number al
tasir platforms. During q great cam,
pGsZ he travelled q miles an6
made speeches thar almost any
1lheE Euan IN his nations history,
ssSt 10 1Gs president he has held the
highest htHce IN the land: he has t?ay.
E3=G around The globe. has mes kings
and queens IL their palaces. his clio
auEDca has charmed thousands from
lhe platform. his prince al Peace
has besa accepted rs an American
classic, he has written vaSs pages os
editorials. books, eta~, get lhis man
II l. chaiGe II his own stale By mem
hes N his own great common wealth
g1as rot given 1he place rs Ehr NAB
zlrsE wn-ZEw AZ honor. We Gay IL
maize as shIrR. All. sometimes thE
suE guaaEs, useJ. the smoke ana
passe OF nrE1cry, etc e1to DC not
count IL yhe aGFEr years to come 1t
bs G&EG the qulc< college EnaE IL
me Halm al sIEss ganaaE in Washing
TODAY rnEE rs retk1De*G greater
IS Z GaE LbAn TIE clustering and
md p~uEnac5lu$ r Roosevelt
81 my -aaGae- II measuring 6 man
lt30a Is bLZ 0ES rule, namely The
Of ms character and achieve
Ep2E fhe w=a! u ,Be race ."
&aasu-eG Icy 1hsi Standard II E3ust
been II sbs 5UGgIDep: Of the
n-Assa commission -hag che humble.
.zala-rIsI a. q sGEse s-boai Of aET5-
-a1-u-s, L mai E.ho ha1 scuGiea g
EssnGTpae. lowered hacve The lam
u2zj-isi&L-
F-aaE Wellington furnished Us with
i. bn q -azl XII Daaay s. Glen CTn9t
.Dt he 1-6zR Il }or ! aS1sS GAIA The
,aacA us -he5- rthlfose was badly DE-
We drew Cas.- sraala2
T ~ STATE o -nalr ->eash. Oh ;AaC
i -Ia h-aak -ape@G Frank SCI
las pa714 reader TH2- x II IL
z-aZne ~ ~a&1 -epG~tea = genuine
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-08-12
FULLER.

Nj Palm was a caller at the Kel-
logs home one day last week.
Mr. Rabcock and children visited
last week Thursday at the Bert Null
Ter home,
Nj Alma ogg returned to her
home n lown after visiting some time
with hcr friend, Bessie Peterson.
II. little child Of Mr.. and Mrs,
John S,roup has been quite i'll but is
bette 81 this writing.
Mv. Earl 0lds, who spens this sum
4 Al The home of his paSents here.
r~etu-ao3 to his college work in New
Mex He will be greatly missed
by lis many friends here,
S2@ Shupe was out in our VICINITY
On business the past week.
A number from our nsghborhQoQ
attenG.G the reception last Monday
even.Il given in honor Of the band
boys,
Ar Lloyd Cotton and family We're
in town Tuesday.
Warren Welch was in town on bust
ness Wednesday morning.
Miss Marguerite Hopkins spent
Nonday in town shopping.
Miss Libby Babcock visited over
sumo at the home of T. n. Babcock,
Ber, Babcock autoed out this way
several times the past week.
A Daley and family visited at
WaIlace JIG day the past week.
C. II, Greer and family were ont
TO tEe farm several times the past
week.
Mr. Fred Stein visited several days
this week at the home OF Emil BOrns.
She returned to her home Wednesday
last.
Church services were held in the
.schoo,house last Sunday.
The club will not hold any more
meetings until after harvest.
The play, "a Case of Suspension"
to Ge given by the young people of the
Lake View Farmers club, will be Civ.
en- in the school house on Friday
evening. a basket supper will be one
OF the features of the evening. All
are invited. r..
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-08-12

sE.L
Henry, his father, Mr. y MIS-. Read
y OF Garden City, MT Phlpps OF the
hills and MT. howard Reeve, a oNotn'
er Of our worthy county saperintend.
e1t OF schools. MI an0 Mrs. II.
lehman also u aTaeh SltS were u
SHeTe as were Mf. aha MIS. FRANK
S'cH@2sS "1 "a'@tS""nr VIZ no MOI
Know tRc paI"h%ES % sn"N 'ahc guy
"e sF%. INA. ~ St3""'G aIGs" L4~ pet'
*. t@''iii - .aS's.ses ave = 80
$3.50 5Ss. '"ess at P"SSe'' "e os''1,
''-tS -" ae,a s6 AZ
- 80 ~ ~ -,
a. y1n--5S GO 80 go
a., 49, - ,,S ,,1a1-a,nr sn- 1870 ,aaar
~N" =. yea"
pngE~
He ta1.,iltA q. "s''GstS y he0i0 1a
EFe.t "''tS1tT" All" l"'lttSsS are re
2o.c.i's oEeF me he&HE yasla o. snlaIl
an ~ = = ~ ,.sa1 mas "SSN
= ~lS@1 80, " "1 49, VI
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800 ~ ~ = 80 80 . So "a
- - IstSaN 49,
@AS 4o L-oE T,n Sl@s9 $3.50 vas a VISITOR
- - - So. 81, o,a
r>,r,v~- So, NJ ana NJ WI
a. srs rne,1e sr6 T3or5 csssn1
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~ ana NJ y So en3 f.,,.
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y r..4a E,roa
$50 Zfssrf1-s At ,ha IN, ws,.ar
,,,-,s Ts-s NJ 80 NJ r. r.Thrnab+
~ -~5,7, s~r-, CSae- Jsxa NJ 80
go Cs-1-,lg f~o1~ N-as,5a1o1S
VI - gs~s $50 po.sch 49, ~
WI - ana eS-rST
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~ = 7r~EE-e "a f-asn1-r 80.
vr~rz
NJ go N-s Il rara; a1rardaa
sa~,--s. - III 3z+@s~s~ cFTrcb ~
wp,s~r,z- sunday -oarD5nr
MIS- C3srA Kervx.7 and Fra So
vss-,z fr--7 Gary va-a visitors A. 7ha.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-08-12
W.


: rG4EE Liz Gg-I c-aD i sa1e BOW
6grI chiIE A=1s Is Ky aausl q: II
+ u @Aea3ocE
sur T1@rtE ~ ~Af ~ GA-1 ~
mature TE!- ! Remember q rear
ueL ! WIS al -G5 ian V1@a TAe
.u1r wa5 Jus1 2a1Fs OK Ef@s "2Sl
W. WsTs E-acE-LE harley E2a " LII
2 GOOD coTu CToE 4lATE ~&~@sG1
'Tbare Is " EpCh 1lSs ILGE G2Jat
tAe G2EG CTE5 -1@7% e }o@ q Llz4
v@t 3U n - EaEE@ z 12IF crop
W'AG1 Il " hEVs : A-Z"@ o. corr
pBe Tearr @@F= sci p~1% E15f@-
: &rE-Ly.
''Th@ Desf EZEHE EG[1 crop Lax
ths northwest Is : h3l= -"AS
ought my 10 El1Hht+ q : pcG[
0u-tegE tGT car- 5&"% st Il OK SzA@-
crop TElnE II the ZaT1Rs-s Il 2S~A
and Illinois where c3T1 L L2F@ H1a-a
lckEEr VIII ne SS-
a-8 On c. &1%T&0"L
II Lhis yegg JTaTes u t@ { -4-EAE@
for corn, gouA see Z El 81 21e -A2-
srs quif raising Z Du~& ~ Z VILE
again = M Tshslst-
"NeFer saw saeh z cT3p q szIaI
grain in THESE A2As. before SII@a1s
great On Yes Lh&Lh NF4 ~'+
some curn all r1ghl-zn2y1 he So-ne "
il Boft. -HowaTG Reeves. n&af Lore
Lake.
II Mise Sara Reeve IF 4 be1l@F@ II
trees around Z rural schDpa ana #Aa
d blessing shs viii te 10 Co@lnEton
county If she causes trees TO %
planted and properly cared lpF AfgGhl
The school houses where they are az
ing in the county,, there is 4 Se42as
ground on The road leading toward
Henry that must fully sanity 1erc
And do you KNOW, az We droFs p&sf
it not long ago We SOFT OF ~4sheo "s
we're q kid again ana oala D@ d D's
attending school at d place hEe taat
Ali there are many reasons SONG
very great reasons, why sur county
homes should be places o. be&aFg
and attractiFeness. and these same
reasons apply. some Of tbeD aeutesF'
TO our rural schools.
The Ladies Ald met VIII af&. r.
NJ. Brown last THURSDAY. b EpSt
pleasant time WAS eh1oyed' Mfs'
Brown served a delightful ilght luBeA
TO the ladies on the lawn. The 1aases
have concluded 10 keep these meets
going instead Of q vacation antn Ian
az had been their former plan. They
next meet with Mrs. George Brown
at her fine new home on Ihufsaays
August 18th. Attending the Last meet
ing rs guests e Mr. ara ArS.
.Cbas. Nichols and family OF Water
town, Mrs. Barney Jacobs n Ma.
lon OF W~atertown, Mrs. r. Murray q
Kampeska, q sister, Mrs salphs q
Henry, and Mrs smith, q SISTER u
Mrs. Edwin Wheelock Of Kanapeska,
Mrs. l.. ~. Bricseil ana PIT ana
Mrs Spooner Of Waterfowl were
callers al the Joe Purcell home sun
day evening.
We are very glad % Know litat at
g. ]. Brumbaugh, who 2 been -
the hospital the past @eek' " BOZ
much improved and VIII DC abs -
return home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred BroRfl We
Misses Hdrtense ana peSpef HnaMsf
and Miss Ell Brown visited y A5.
and Mrs. cbast Bfo@n q Clark Eifpe
day, making the trip 10 ttisaE ne@ aseo,
We forgot TO mention lAsL @asg ~
fact, we lost our Items, ntos % InsD9t
that Miss Evelyn EfoWn OF slp1a falis
who has been visiting hef ufisis ahA
aunt, Mr., and Mrs. FREQ brown, tpt
several weeks. returned 70 beH MONS
week before last.
Misc Nellie kendall spant sneaag
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-08-12
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Best and children

Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Best and children
and Mr.. McCloud, of Tatertown, Wis
tied relatives here Sunday.
Jessie Burnstad, who has been Wis
iting at Willmar and Bird Island,
Mimi, the past six weeks, returned
home Sunday.
Fife Campbell, of Wallace, visited
at the hoE1e of her sister, Mrs. W. e.
StemwedeI, the first of the week.
Gertrude Tschackert, of Watertown
is visiting relatives here.
P. Lempke and Arthur Medick went
to Minneapolis on the excursion Sat
urday evening.
DR.. and Mrs. r, w. Mullen and A.
G. Burnstad autoed to Watertown
| Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Osheim and
| children, of Rosholt spent Sunday at
the VIM. Welch home.
May Mullen, of Omaha, Neb., is Wis
iting at the home of her brother, DR..
Mullen.
G. R. Best came up from Watertown
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larson and Stella
Best autoed to Watertown Monday
tevening.
Mrs. VIM. Gerberding Of Bemis, is
visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. r. e. Springer.
Mabel Soreng returned home Wed
nesday from Estelline, where she has
been camping for the past week.
Joe Ronke, of WATERFOWL, fas in
Florence Tuesday.
VIM. Luck of Watertown, visited a
the G. Jones home Tuesday,
Maggie Johnston is visiting friends
| here this week.