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

Mrs. .. w. Martin has returned
from a brief visit with friends in Hi.
|nois and Wisconsin.
Wanted-Clean cotton rags at the
Saturday News Office 51tf
States Attorney A. ;. Hangar has
returned from a business and pro-
~fessional trip to North Dakota.
The new pipe organ has arrived for
E&he new Methodist church and will
DE in readiness for service in the
near future.
James Brennard came down from
Watertown Saturday evening to spend
Sunday with friends in Willow Lakes.
Willow Lakes News.
Mrs. Hanna Bowder and Vera came
down from Watertown Saturday and
remained several days visiting rela-
tives and friends here.-Lake Nor
den Enterprise.
Rev. O. J. Edwards, following a va
cation of about a months duration,
has resumed regular services in the
Scandinavian Lutheran church.
f1OulS aOE Sdle-nin IiGuclh WI
ttage, close in, small payment down,
balance $40 per month. S. A. Shupe,
Residence Phone 1915. adv IL
Mrs. Stewart. with her granddaugh-
ter, Miss Rhoda Smell, who spent
lsome time with friends In this city,
have returned to their home in Min
neapoiis.
After visiting for a Short time at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. &c. c. Whistler, Mrs. Jack Wy
gard, accompanied by her children.
have returned to their home at Lem
mon, S. d.
The funeral of the late Martin o.
Poulson was held last Thursday af-
tepnpon from the Masonic Temple,
with the Blue Lodge in charge OF the
service. The remains were laid to
rest in Mount Hope cemetery.
Dr.. II. M. Freeburg. Top Ssor q
Garnite block. Special attention 70
surgical cases Hours 3 to 3 p. "a.
Phones: Office, E4s0; 9 247s. 1sta
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bowen are re-
moving to ZIG S. Maple street, haF-
ling purchased this home. They e1-
Inject to become settled within a few
1Hays when they will be at home" TO
dhheir numerous friends.
Miss Mary Lockhart arrived here
TUESDAY afternoon for a few days Wis
Hit with her aunt, Mrs. A. J. Lockhart
tbefore going to Watertown, where she
4 will teach this coming school year
n Clear Lake Courier.
Mrs. Schoolcraft of WatertoWn.
was a guest Of Mrs. R. A.. johnson
of this city and on Monday evening
went to her cottage at Lake Kampes,
ka. accompanied by Mrs. Johnson
who spent a few days there.-Cfark
Pilot-Review-
Chester N. Ecker came down from
WATERFOWL Sunday and spent the
day visiting with some Of his many
friends in Casflewood," says the Gas
/ tlewood Republican. HE was a for
Il mer resident of this place WHALE fill
ing the position of frEreman in tbs
/ Republican Office"
Wanted-Clean cotton rags at the
Saturday News Office. 3
Bert Morgan, wife and son, Grant,
came down from Watertown Satur,
| day evening FOR the purpose of visit
! ing and to attend the ~dedicaBOry ser
4 vices of the new Presbyterian church
while here Bert informed us he was
Iwell pleased with his position as as,
4 sistant cashier of the Citizens Ma,
.ftional Bank.-Castlewopd Republican
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Garlic enter.
3tained at a six O'Clock dinner last
! Saturday evening Mr.. Henry M.
munger and daughter, Mrs. DR..
IKeithley, of Palmyra, Wis. MIR. and
Mrs. Farley Higgins, oid-time friends
lalf the Munger family, and Mr. and
Mrs. f. J.. Cory We're others OF the
party.
The Castlewood Republican reports
THAT, from a religious standpoint the
greatest event in the history of the
town occurred recently when the new
Presbyterian chIrc1, vas dedicated.
The structure cost in the neighbor-
foad Of S14, 100000. Zone OF the pleas
ing features of the occasion" says
the CastIewood paper, lis the fact
that the new structure was dedicated
free sof debt"
MI. George w. Dixon has been re-
tanned by the agricultural college for
a series of lectures in the region west
of the Missouri river. Mr.. Dixon is
regarded as among the best informed
men in the country with regard to
certain phases of farming. He is par
ticularly noted as a grower of pota-
toes. George Dixon is one of the
pioneers of Codington county and
has been a student of agricultural
matters.
Geo. H. Marquis, Lawyer. (Ex-Judge
circuit court.) Heegaard block sh
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Kaiser of Sioux
Falls, accompanied by their son, Roy.
and Mrs. Hardy of the same place,
and Mrs. Smith of Egan, passed
through the city last Saturday en-
route to points in northern Minnesota
land the twin cities. They went from
this city to Florence for a brief stop,
thence on to Minnesota. They halt
ed at the lakeside near Yahota long
enough to pay their respects to Mr..