Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-12-09
correspondence
kAMPEskA AND HIGHLAND

T. . r~1AA oRuCOl MUSE the Gvonln.
o. 81 i,scember 10th. A real imported
fniFblsoded fortune teller win ~
SSH n will accurately dlsclos,
ens future for you, Neckties vii
s6ld to the gentlemen for the has
hess. All are cordially invited,
M Mrs. Carl David were cit,
isissrs the last Of the week.
lnve'9 weather. people. Fine
y vcIk and get around. Suppose
unless it snows and blows,
nlsy pretty soon some one will voice
~. eid Q that we're apt to have
slchhsss. ETC., If 1t doesn't get cold
oHe OF the events OF the season for
was the farmers institute
sna sha lecture in the evening by a
nusse OF the Red Cross Society. We
I'm kol hear the lecture on public
noaitA #Dy the nurse, Miss Winters,
uut g have spoken very highly
" y 90 u must have beer good. The
suplect indeed. is worthy OF attcn-
LIon. We understand the Red Cross
sostsetV sent out a nurse 10 each
county OF the state that sold so many.
Of more, Of their stamps or seals.
county made good.
one or the big features of the day
Was e splendid chicken pie dinner
served by the ladies'.
AI1er q dinner was oyer we list
sneu 70 lectures by Mr.. Ausman. coun.
~ asent OF Clark county, and MI.
nloAA, who holds a like position in
Dav county.
Mr.. Ausman spoke on sheep, silos
and weeds. Gave us some very wor.
thy facts. Mr.. Sloan dwelt upon soil
Iertlhfy and permanent agriculture.
His lecture was very interesting and
Wen worth every thoughtful farmers
attention. That scientific agriculture
Is much more than mere theory il
o thoroughly established after re-
peated tests, experiments and -exper-
fence. we lake 1t 1t is a matter OF
mighty import TO our commonwealth
at this time that the condition found
over n considerable portion of the
aasfe be not repeated in this great
northwest. The wise take lessons
ron others, the west can perhaps
chow Its wisdom By taking lessons
from the east.
Miss Ellen Wishsrd left the iastl
OF the week for Minneapolis where
she viii undergo medical treatment
aHA etRSsA toATpA' !
Mr.. August Meichert and the
Misses Augusta and Edith spent an
evening at the E. H. Oleson home a
the past week, also an evening at,
the John Shnltz home. .
Sam Dean received a letter during {
the week from his former home across
the water. England, bearing to him
the sad neWs OF the recent death Of :
his oldest brother. ,
Mrs. Fred sasse and Mrs. Harry .
Sasse spent the latter portion of the
week with Mrs. Bert Wheeler at Gar I
den City, Mrs. Wheeler is a sister $
Of Mrs. Fred Sasse i
Mrs. Fam Brumbaugh and her y
daughter attended services at Kan
peska Sunday. +
Mrs. A. g. Lehman and baby Ger
turde. of Garden City, arrived at /,
Prairie Lawn Saturday evening. Mrs. !,
Lehman is a sister of Mrs. Kendall. +
Messrs, Dave Jellis and Luck and
Miss Della Diffor we're guests OF Miss
Croft Sunday. -
nv jain accompanied Rev. Mr..
Bohner to Kampeska Sunday,
We arc in receipt this week of a
inc Photo of Mr.. Joseph Eastwood,
of Evanston, iii. Joe appears in y
FOOD flesh and still possessing the
scrtal smile as Of wore. Thank you, A
Ios, very :anch. We shall prize the
hofo. Wen try and get our wife AZ
2 make you a nice cake to send you
Or Christmas. d;
Lester and Alexander Purcell at
ended the show in the city Saturday, re
Sunday saw a good sized congrega-
lcn at services in Kampeska. Mr.. 81
dinner preached a good sermon from
'aiah, 2 chapter, I'd verse. Every vi
honest. true and noble antured
or woman; every pure, clean re
or girl. young man or young wo-
an, declared the pastor, is a rock re
( refuge to others.
Many times the greatest misfor- to
that a come to a man is good
,rtune." W
8sIhe drifting life liz the most dam
life one can lead. tie
III requires stamina Of no small r.
aaihTe to resist a drifting current
What q mighty rock of refuge is "
A COMMITTEES was appointed IN the az
sinday school to arrange the Christ
sAs program. A cordial invitation IS
xtsnded to all to come to these ser.
ices. Preaching service at 9 o'clock 4
Sunday school at 8 p. nj. !
The members OF the Sunday school Z,
atthe home of Mr.. and Mrs. sam
ecan Sunday evening to practice II
ongs for the Christmas exercises. =.
I'D Mrs, Frank Rowiey called
I the WIN Ostrander home Sunday. .
Molln now resides at the !,
Itch farm. He has rented this place s
or he coming year, Peter gave d
arce at his home Friday evening. &,
NE md Mrs, ~ ID. WheeIock "a. Z,
eived o ietter from Alfred stating
hey 1.-THE family had started from /,
tegina, saskatchewan, Canada, FOR {.
Nanrpeska to be here for Christmas. y
Ne are glad to tote that The great
nun, the editor OF this paper, also I.
grees viii sls in the position we as Z,
aTned nppn the vastly Important sub 4.
gust now OF carving this fowl. we NJ
siil nat hesitate hereafter iii boldly
Lserting that the place to attack il =
In the Kitchen :,
One of thA affractions ,s tLa 49,. ~