Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-09-09

at the CONege town IN that h
children might enjoy the comforts Of
home lie. Mr.. Ristvedt will tempo
rarily sojourn at the home of his
son, near Wallace. Mr.. r.. said that
he noticed that quite a rain had Wis
tied the vicinity of WATERFOWL Mon
day, whereas in Minnesota 1t was
dry and disagreeably warm.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. j. WI
lDougherty was held last Friday after
noon from the residence, corner OF
Second avenue and Fourth street
Rev. Franklin f. Lewis, pastor of
the M. e. church, conducted the ser
vice. A quartette composed of Mrs.
Gilruth and Mrs. Walter Morris, Mr.
Claude Case and Mr.. Jesse Pratt, rem
dered appropriate selections, with
Mrs. S. P. williamson as accompanist.
The pail bearers were Messrs. r. T..
Bramble, Lee Slower, j. Fl. Selmser,
H. F. w. Schaller. Frank Bennett and
A. T. Hopkins. The floral offering
were profuse, a beautiful wreath of
exceptional size and beauty being
among them. The remains were laid
to rest In Mount Hope cemetery.
Would like to hist for sale q few
/ desirable farms in the vicinity of
Watertown. If you wish to sell your
farm, come and see mi or drop me
q letter with description. ]. 3. Bird.
48tf
Mr., III. M. Munger, accompanied
by his daughter, Mrs. Keithley, wife
of one Of the foremost practitioners
in southern Wisconsin, came here
1 frp,S, Dolr,x,,o& ~ ,%taY,I ~ f~,x ~
OF the late Mrs. ]. w. Dougherty.
Mr.. Munger is one Of the pioneers of
Codfngton county, having some here
on a farm south of the city. Many
years ago he returned to Palymra,
where, "a few years later, Mrs. Nun
ger passed away. Mrs. DR.. Keithley
was Miss May Munger. Both Mr..
Munger and Mrs. Keithley have EN-
braced the opportunity to renew ac-
quaintances in this vicinity, having
stopped over for a few days to visit
with ola-time friends.
Fred Reeve of the Howard Demo-
crat gives the following experiment
which would be interesting for the
little folk to try: .sTie a string a
yard long to a common door key and
take the string in your right hand,
holding it SO the key will clear the
floor four or five inches. II you can
hold the string steady enough the key
will begin to swing back and forth
in a straight line. Let another per-
fson take your left hand in his and
the motion of the key wiz change
Efrom the pendulu1n-like swing to a
circular swing. II a third person
EsWlll place his hand on the shoulder
Eof the second person the key will
sop. Why?"
Wanted-Ciean cotton rags at the
Saturday News office. tt
Miss Adah Minhrd, who svisitea the
fWestern coast in company with Miss
Grinols, but who stopped off in south
ern California tn visit friends thus
separating from the balance pf the
y party, returned last week in time to
resume her dutias as principal of the
Lincoln school. She had a most de.
lightful trap. On her way home she
visited with friends in Canada, stop.
Y ping off, among other naces, al
Winnipeg. Among other former Wa,
) tertoWn friends whom she met in the
west were Colonel and Mrs. g.. A
Dodds: former Mayor and AIRS. John
Brock; Mrs. Pierce and daughter
Audie: AR. and Mrs. Wesley AlleG
and family, and many others. She
says she was proud TO claim acquaint.
ance with the famous Waterfowl
band while shK was on the coast.
For Sale Blleap-SpleIaaid resi-
dence building lot; sidewalk, sewer.
water and gas. S. A. Sl1upe, Pest
dence Phone IBIS. adv Is
Frank D. Knapp, Nf Auburn, N. T..
returned Rome last week after an 3ex
tended visit with hts old time friends
and former ne5ghbGrs in sWatertown
and vicinity. While here he spent
\ some tIms with Frank 1BBWen azd
4 family, with whom he lived during
81the hard winter of 80 and a81. These
two old CRANES talked over ahe times
when they had to twist hay to burn
ito keep warm and had to grind wheat
tan a coffee mill 80 SIMPLY tine larder.
also their gKnapp and Bowen's) triI
10 Gary in the spring before the roads
were opened. when the only terail was
Eon the railroad where the Snow was
thirty feet deep n the rack in
places, where the telegraph poles
had been drifted entirely over. But
while Frank has a splendid home in
New York state ard his interests are
| in the east. IL is believed f7ay his