Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-08-05
correspondence
STONY POINTERS.

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Many new faces are to be seer or
tho eeach This week. With the weatt
kst bureaus promise that real sum
nIer Will begin in August many are
Fultf1g their furs in cold storage and
Itspding last seasons B. Y. DIS,
Sens F1int has laid of the ice wag,
on ard substituted a fuel cart which
seems much more popular with the
casnEefS who are fortunate enough
TO pt.saess heaters in their camps.
n yar Williams has this week
tcoIE sseted a ~princely mansion for the
mi4l4oyvs CT Kampeska, the same be
ing Tbs result of So years Of expert
meaLing and stady to determine the
best methods Of housing bait so that
their ultimate career on the hook Of
the angler may be met with non
~Ghalence.
Ambitious anglers who dared brave.
the n~2TIheaster which has ragged fo!
a week we're paid for the efforts 10
stay above board, Several rne
strings yere caught. Many VIII be
Pleased n know that the new fish law
naIaeS Ene perch as a game hsh and
&aalats rs s9ch in the string limit of
- FISH M perch under six inches
Eaay be taken.
Mayor Wagner has the big one
shai got aaay' story 10 relate this
week, Perry L2Ecks figures in The
aeaTt rendiDe orie&l, which adds
eo!or ana crfdesa@a the tale.
The deIigbSaG weather Wednesday
evening TrosSta ou5 a large uumbeT
10 the weekly. 1ogh All report a fine
iIusa
kampeSRa has raised several inches
zAe pas week fe3owlDs the opening
CT tae siutct4s Esetse new dam
me lake D~eliers.
Mrs. 6, ". Hart and son, Robert.
returned this week from their "Trip to
1Aa e2tSGa and the Panama canal
They sssil spend lHr balance OF the
season Harris Ease"
Mi, 8a Mis-. PETER NoTbecG and
Miss EEies &h Of steadeid, are among
the lew arrivals al chs Point MI.
Norheek sa.laEaz1ea w.lh fair KAN
reska- Taay Niii Eecrssae for q month
at Barr Aa2hor-
Misses Rafg and Flo Keller, wi1hE
Miss Eds SSa85oE~ at Manchester.
established SaE8g this H@sk and Wilt
begin co siiIiprz4ug i2T ihe fall can't
paigu in the sGnoolroolp
Mr.. and Ms Il. L. eddy aad daugh-
4eG, Mra Salesman. we're lakeitesl
this wees nara the lake frnDe over
and forced Bob 10 quit fishing.
Mr. ans Ass =. NJ Bann5ster closed
camp ~ Gaay because Of 3rSi
Bannisge 4aden illness. Ma Ban
mister L fagther misfortune in los
ing her email coiD purse Tpasaay IN
which was several valuable rings &bel
purse was made OF alligator skin and
was LOST beIgeen the hotel and got
tage No. IL. Mfr. BannisIer has pTsr-I
ed a reward for the return Of fahI
purse.
Nine al the EfYeliest members eft
The "We.Highs Club took the beach
~ storm last week and had more
sgsaolesonie fun thar anF party visit
ing the lake this season. Their High
Jir,Asr ranged from wiener rpastsr
Il, freq hunts and no pne slept On The
lob when III came 10 8eTisiag asw
stunts. The party consisted Of Mid
red Kereyge, Blanche Wagner, Leone.
Fov. Jogephine Sfatenroths Nellie ala
Adeiine Belsifi, Frances Lane, Lor~.
eta Marx and Margaret BnsgRn Mrs
Z. s~tntenroIb acted as ekagsfune,
EeveraI informal parties wsre ven.
during the outing 70 friends
Dave Jenkins, who has receatl. be
come associated with The Peoples
Savings bank, spent sgsasy as a.
guest OF DR.. L. $. Spencer
Mrs. James Mcbride OF Aberdeen
spent last week az Camp Hayward
where she renewed the Acquaintance
OF many old friendf. Under the III
felage Of Mrs. Hayward, Mrss Ne
Bride became an angler OF merit and
assisted In bringing 10 shore several
handsome strings. MFR. and Mrs. Jas,
Riley and family we're guests At thel
camp early this week.
Miss Fannie Crommaek with herl
nephew, Master Don Thomas.
Master Ralph Smith made up a party
OF three who j~ptirneyed from SiIiowI
Lakes Tuesday for d weeks camp
Miss Crommaek is eliaperoiing the
party.
Rev. a. Nj. Work 10 Perry, Ia, res
turned TO his first dove this week andi
has already renewed the pixies ~f7ienpi.I
ship. 1T will be a long, long way toi
Tipperary when Mr. Work wen'tI
show up annually for an outing at
the Point.
Charles Rjork. of Wilma cameI
down Tuesday to catch 4 winters
supply OF fish. He caught some NICE
unes but didn't salt any dawa.
KaFnp Kindergartehers'' WAS int
session last week. Five of the pri-l
MARY teachers Of WatertYwn spent the
week end splashing about the waterI
and thinking up some new dishes to-
appease their ~scandalous appetitiea.
Ruth Hunkins, Edith Shipke, BessieI
AIdflchs Mary Seymour and Edna
Hukee were the teachers, Mrs. Ker-
ney acted as chaperone.
Adjutant General Morris Of Relfieldl
visited the camp OF his sister. Mrs.
ii. G. Rose, Monday and was feastedI
on Kampeska pike. Too bad that
militia camp was moved 80 far from
this famous pike hole.
Mrs. u. Billings Of Garden GityI
With Mr.. nfsd Mrs h. Z, Hyde NJ Sonf