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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-05-20

FLORENCE.

A. Kruger of GrotOn, Is visiting
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. A
Albright.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ii, Meyer and Bur
dette autoed to Wallace Saturda!
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. N Groves and chill
dren visited relatives at Wallace the
first of the week.
Mr.. and Rlrs. II Albright. visited
relatives at South Shore Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rose OF Elrod. are
visiting at the home Of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. G. f. Daee.
Cons.an Hagen. who attends
Normal at Aberdeen. visited at tie
home of he! parents here over sun,
day.
VIM. French returned to his home
at Kent. Mimi, the first Of The week.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Lemke and Mr..
and Mrs. n. f Heinz auloed to wa
tertown Monday evening.
Chas. Greer Of WatertOWn, tran
sacted business here Monday.
John Best spent Monday at Water
town.
MIR and Mrs. Lemke, Leslie and
Mrs. G, Eck visited al WaterioWn
Tuesday.
A good many from here attended
the celebrations on the 1Tth at Wal
lace and Cottonwood lake,
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-05-20

home to spend the summer. Earl has
spent the past four years in New
Mexico. He expects to return and
resume his college work there some
time in August. His many friends
are glad to e him back.
Last Saturday afternoon a jolly
party of neighbors and friends gath
cred at the home Of Grandma Odds to
help her celebrate her eighty-sixth
birthday anniversary. Needless to
say all spent happy afternoon and
many loving remembrances were left
At the close Of the delightful after,
noon a nice lunch was served.
Tie Farmers club was entertained
last week at the home of Mr.. and
weather was none too pleasant, most
of the members e present. Mr..
Palm and Prof. Hayes were guests
!of the club. 1t was decided by the
club to hold a picnic at5the lake In
two weeks.
We regret to learn that Earl Odds
who recently returned home for a Wis
1T. vas compelled to undergo q ser
ious operation at Luther hospital in
| Watertown last Monday. He is re-
ported doing as we'll as can be expect
cd at this writing. The sympsyof
all is with the family in this trouble.
Mrs. Morrison and Mrs. Joe Rene-
dict and baby visited at the WEIGH
home the last of last week Miss
Ruby went home with them and re-
turned Monday.
The sad news OF the death of the
little son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Greer reached friends here last Sat
urday and all Join In extending heart
Ifelt sympathy to the family In their
sorrow.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-05-20
at the Frank Lebert home Sunday.

at the Frank Lebert home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Scbuelke
were among the guests at the Thiede
home last Sunday, as also we're Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Schcrer.
Otto ZamOw is repairing the tele.
phone line.
Theodore Bucltcl has just finished
| papering two rooms for Mr.. and Mrs
Emil Pinholt.
DR.. Bartron made a professional
visit in this neighborhood n day
last week.
Mrs. Peter Schcrer was called on
10 nurse a sick "neighbor. A friend
in need is a friend indeed.
4 gala day will be held AT Castle,
wood May 26, The Hazel, Grover
and German bands will play.
Mr.. John kuhlmann was elected a
delegate to attend the Evangelical
Lutheran synod to be held at New
Tim. Mimi, this year.
About the war, We think Just the
same as the Kampcska scribe, We
must stand by our colors.
In spite Of the killing frost in this
vicinity last Sunday night we have
lettuce, radishcs and onions every
day now and they taste green and
very popular with us and we are
more than pleased with it. White
iciclr radishes are much the most
popular sort on u list, and the
white multiple onion sets are of cX-
ccli,u mt quality and very early. We
our garden seeds and they
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-05-20

A. Kruger of Groton, is visiting
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. A
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-05-20
Report of Progressive Farmers CIus


Jokes tv f. c. Renthin were very
interesting, and especially the fish
stories caused great laughter and he
was loudly applauded. .
Life on a Claim was discussed
by Mrs. Eddington and was highly ap-
preciated. Neighbors are very socia-
bic, people there live in small houses
so that there isn't much homework TO
do and one can be outside a good
share OF the time taking in the fresh
and and sunshine and all enjoy good
health.
Music by Miss Vivian Mapes was
fine as was also the reading by Miss
Loesch.
Wal Papering," was taken up by
Mrs. Klatt. There is no black art
about putting on wall paper. OF
course. there are tricks 10 the trade
and one has to learn to handle wall
paper by practice Just as one has to
learn to handle pastry or bread dough
or cookies, but 1t perfectly possible
for any to hang her wall
paper. Also. she will find that tLa
great cost of papering is not in the
cost of the paper, but the cost of the
labor. and so it is a very worth while
thing to know how to do.
The program ended with a spell
down by everybody present. Sides
were chosen by Mr.. Klatt and Mr..
Eyenson. Mr.. Klatt's side Won 1t
caused a little excitement and was
very interesting and educational.
The program for May 25th is as
follows:
Music, Mrs. Eddington.
Jokes, Asa Lebert.
Butter Making" Mrs. Evenson.
"Eradicating Wild Oats" Roy Ia
NOW.
Bachelor Life John O'Neil.
Child Training Mrs. Klatt.
Road Work" Aug. klatt.
Talk by Supt. Sarah Reeve.
Talk by Supt. A. w. Palm.
Mugic, John o'Neil and Fred Ben
thin.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-05-20
PELICAN.

Mir. and Mrs. Albert Thiede gave a
party to their relatives and intimate
friends last Sunday in honor OF their
little daughter, Laura Mary, who was
haptisea at the Lutheran church at
Grover. Paul Scherer was godfather
for the baby.
Mrs. John Knhirnann was shopping
I'm the city last week Monday and
Tuesday and at the same time Wis
iting relatives. She made her head.
quarters at the home OF hrs. w. G.
Lebert and familq.
II. B. Markus, salesman for the
Watkins Medical Co, was a caller in
this vicinity last Thursday afternoon.
Andrew Eyenson called OF his
cousins, Herman and John EYenson.
Thursday.
Aug. Klatt and family visited at
Albert Thiede'g home one day last
week. Mr.. Thiede has Just com
pleted a 200 barrel cistern and built
an addition to his hog shed as well
as building a chicken coop mainly
for the little chicks. Mrs. Thiede
has $50 little chicks.
Mrs. Mary Hendricks entertained
neighbors one afternoon last week.
Also we are glad to know that Miss
Cora Scherer is getting along as we'll
as can be expected and that 1t will
not be long before she will be out
to the farm again, Miss Scherer had
an attack of tubercular trouble.
Mrs. Ella Darling of WATERFOWL.
was a visitor In this community las.
Sunday. MI, Darling has gone to Alb.
erdeen on business.
Mrs. Arnold Hallauer is on the sick
list. We wish for her a speedy re
coyery.
The Hazel, Grover and German
bands had a rehearsal at Grover last
Sunday afternoon. The day being
quite cold and windy, Mr.. p. Piaholt
the storekeeper, was very accommo
dating and provided ample room foI
the band boys In his store. The
Grover and visiting bands formed in
line in front OF the store shortly be
fore 8 O'clock and headed by the
teaders ProH Sehliesmann, naying
march selections. paraded mp the
main street west then north to d
green meadow and then back to the
store. There were over forty band
boys in the parade. Not all OF the
members were present for this re
hearsal. There will be another re
heargal next Sunday afternoon. Let's
al vote for a fine day.
sSssssr. and Mrs. Paul Born visited
relatives In this ~neighborhood last
Sunday, They made the trip from
Matertown In their new REQ car.
S&s Nh and Mrs. Frank Lebert, accom-.
panied hi Mrs. John Lebert, were In
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-05-20
HIGHLAND ..

Mr.. Carl David has the lumber on
the place 10 build a fine NV barn u
be 32x60 feet. another fine improve
ment tor ne farm and also fine fot
the community.
The Misses Enger and Anna Wick
and Almetta Molln We're callers al
the Car! David home Sunday.
DR.. Dickinson WAS called 10 the
Clarence Wing home Sunday to carr
for Mrs. Wing who IS very sick with
the measles,
Cecil Ostrander. Harold Wing, Bert
Lemon and Archie and Corena ana
little LueIla Turner are amons the
measles sufferers this week
Peter MoIln and sister, Nina, were
Sunday visitors a. the Wing home
A number Ct young people were
entertained al the home OF Mir. and
Mrs. yick Sunday.
Miss Della CosgTove visited al the
home OF her brother, Jack, la Henry
Monday.
We understand hat Cyril Murphy
has sold his farm for S&0 per acre TO
q gentleman from Iowa
John MolIn and Theodore were Fls-
itors ri the WIN. Ellis home near the
civ Es34lIAHs HAEll a1G S"ii3'
Arthur Button is doing some break
ing for James Reddy at present
Cecil Murphy Is among The number
who passed the eighth grade exam
3nRt5ons this spring.
Geo. Lewis and Vim. Shirley went
10 Watertown Saturday,
MI, and Mrs. Hal Lemon and Mrs,
Iva Turner were in the city Thurs
day.
Mr.. I. Foss is having some car
psnssr work done On his farm now oc-
rupied By James Rsddy. They are
putting on & new perch and also az
me some work inside the house.
Mrs. Pat Murphy and daughters
and a friend from Henry were even
ing callers al the James Reddg home
one day the past week
MIR. and Mrs. James Reddy were in
watertowu Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs Gus Boehnke fnd
Miss Hattie went to the city Monday.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-05-20
EDEN

Cora and Agnes Thoe or Water
town, spent the 18th al Wallace.
Bradley Tuesday.
Miss Emma Hegna started term
of Norwegian school IN district No.
"A Tuesday.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-05-20

Miss Nelson of Oldham, is making
a visit at the Aanenson home.
e. r. Hegna purchased a handsome
new Model B. Buick last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kinstad spent
Sunday at Hegna's.
Adolf Hogstad has purchased a
Herley-Davidson motorcycle.
Miss Howell closed a term of school
in district No. 81 Friday.
Miss Minnie Haugen spent Sunday
at Wallace.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-05-20
.The 1--WE Doc,

TIC LIVE LOG.
Il wouldn't be a widows second
husband under any circumstances
I t.WellS I'd rather be her second
than her first 'Philadelphia Ledger
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-05-20
Gettinn Rid Of Microbes

Getting Rid of Microbes.
There may be, as medical experts
declare, 100,090,0 900 microbes on a.
dollar bill, but see how soon We q
get rid OF all these microbes. San
Francisco Chronicle.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-05-20
See Us

aE-EHSFA
Mr.. Frank Trenary of Bryant, an e
part well driller, who has had SPLEEN
did success with wells in Kingsbury
county. He will drill a we'll for Mr..
Geo. Croft on his east place.
Miss Ruby Rand, who .9has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James Rand,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sasse and others,
left the first of the week for Mime
apolis where she will spend the sum
mer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. Rand, of that city.
Now, about the cold weather. peo-
pie: It's a little severe, indeed. but
no had storm. Don't thing the corn
r is q AGILE IS 1t has a good show.
In 1908, the first year the Wrl1Sr
spent IN this great state, May saw
some cold weather, very cold. indeed,
and In June after the maize was Q
inches In height a cold spell and
frost froze a considerable area OF a
SO that 1t all turned black, but "a
1903 Mr.. ives and myself raised The
best crop OF this grain In all ourr
farming in South Dakota to date.SAs
Ito temperature, however, we fail to
lfInd 4 record as low as ~ above T
in the past six years during which We
have kepf b record; that is, after the
middle of May.
GRAcELAHD
MI and Mrs. VIM. Retz and chill
dren spent Sunday at HieIie
sens. 49,
home Sunday
Asfton Happier 2 fanny Meis
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-05-20
visiting with relatives.

City visiting with relatives.
Miss Lois Conner came home Sun
day after a weeks stay at Ashton
Lappier's.
Mr.. H. A. Loomis and family came
UP from WATERFOWL and visited over
Saturday and Sunday with Carl Loo
mis- and family.
Laurence, Eva and Lauretta Jor.
gensen and Annie Remington spent
Sunday at the Kindred home near
Garden City. 3
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Steele and two
children Sundayed at Dahl,s.
Miss Lillian Hansen spent the first
part of the week at the Oscar Swan
son home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Jorsensen are
the proud parents of a baby girl, who
came to brighten their home last
week.
A few from this vicinity took In the
celebration at Wallace Monday.
| Nels Madsen lis the owner OF a new
tRuick auto This makes the eleventh
automobile In this ~neighborhood. W.
Bwonder who will be the next.
FULLER.
Mi. Carl Peterson was d business
caller in town last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Babceck visited
last Monday at the home Of n
Babeock.
Mrs. &. ]. Walsh Is visiting this
week al the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. a. Daley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robins antoed to
town on business last Saturday.
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Each Department Has Many
Articles Z eaec ting Cred
IL nSMll a i 4
BOYS MIAIEE .EURNLTURE
Dresses. Hats, and Other
Articl les Q Y caring Ap-.
parel Made 3 y Girls.

The annual exti ibitioni of the domes-
Tic art, domestic science, art and man
uai training departments Of the High
School opened yesterday afternoon at
the Filth School building and during
the Afternoon and Yening large mum.
hera Of PEOPLE called to view the ex-
hibits which were attractiyely arrangS
ed abont the building. 3
one can scarcely ina ine the scope
departments have btained without a
visit to one of these exhibits. The
work of thetpupil ssunder the efficient
lendefslfip De the heads of the depart.
lnents IS almost swonde rful.
On the upper floor OF the building
the boys 81 the manual training de-
made by ttieir own hands on exhibition,
all Of which ref ect gcredit on the max
en- Almost any artic Gle from a library
table te book rack can be found, and
prettter furniture can scarcely he
found N furniture shops. n
Anong the article les displayed by. tho,
boys several deserve special mention.
namely. book case by Oliver Clover.
chair ~ pupert Mapel; celestial BY.
Edward Deyeily; tables bysF George
1QHAIIIk Wy dAt4kEStAkH4JVnnd114I
Robert Hawkins "a eorge Tucker:
This department Is under. the man.
agement of Ensels wkins. ~ tTlre2samei
COURSE Of study staug ht in the upper.
grades d the ward sch coils, including
tho sixtlf. aeYenthG and eighth grades,
with William stanhagen in charge. The
shops Rre located in the Butcher
School and the diller School for their
work. The trades in the Butcher,
White ard Fleming schools receive.
training IL the Butch Ter School and
those from the Barnstpwni School come
20 the MtIier School for their work.
The same systems prevails among the
domestic science pupils Of the upper
grades Of the ward school Z
Articles rs furniture, including ta-
bles, chnirs Stools ookracks, etc.
lre found here IN large numbers. Z
1he young ladies ot the domestic art
department have been unusually busy
during the school year coming to IA
close. rs IS wei evidenced by the Iex:
collent and varied displ lay in this de:
pertinent. which IS coated In the do
nestle art department: Hundreds of
drcsses. hats, waists lingerie and Sotll:
or articles Of wearing apparel are att
traetiyelg arranged about the rooms
ana reject great credit on both teach
crs and pupils alike. The girls have,
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Confessions Of a Wife
tcopyrteh., ts1sb g. A)
snARclE a4ss4E LtTTLE EspAsM7 o. JEALouslY.

3RASMS OF SJEALogSEsSH:
has begged for some other,
words In which to tell the loved OF
love. IS N Y .3st ~ LII
1tEseems8 to me that men know that
It la love they desire and mot woman,
and that they care very little Tor the
woman who gives them love after snel
.cal1ino longer Eproyid e them with loves y!
thrills! They are after playing hide a
and seek. with love and the mischlevti
GUS and Jealous little sprtte 1eads
them far away from the monot
woman3th must see continually otten
under the ugly condi tion5 wnt1ch sur
rounds me now.
There is certainly nothing thrilllng
about me now. either mentally or
physically. I can only think about my
self and my coming ordeal. some.
times do not blame Dick. All human
beings long for beauty and pleasure.
why should we criticize nyone for
taking It IL he finds It lying in his
path.
But, oh, little book, little book, l.
too, am tired OF being serious OF an:
swering to the call of duty alw rs: Y
want the good times and forgetf
OF self that Dick seems to have. I,
too, want the thrills, the exctteme nt,
the bllssful nervous strain that was
mine when Dick and ] were Just lovers:
Will l get them with my baby? l
hope so because I dosnot believe that
I am ever to have again those ire.
sponsible good times with Dick that I
used to have before we were married
and for short time afterward.
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ATTENTION CALLED .
WOMEN'S REST ROOM

Country women's attention is called
today to the rest room provided IN
the Marion County Court House by
the county authorities and the Won
ans Club. In this rest room the WON
en- who visit the Booster Day stores
go for rest while shopping.
: The Saturday market OF the Wom-
ans Club will be unusually good to-
morrow. It is planned to have only
the best Of everything on hand. Spring
chickens will, be speciality at the
market Saturday. On account of
Booster Day, the market for tomor,
rowe only, will be held in the Snider
grocery, opposite the Hall Hardware
store.
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4 y What do you supp lose, little book,
Aunt Mary brough me asa frivolous
noYeI2 Robert Herrfck' 81 90 ogetherH
lam afraid the prof lessor would be
very much annoyed IL he for one mo.
mentf dreamed that anyone Econsid ered.
him anything so loW.brow as "fTtyol-
Ious..D r e \, IL # IL H. si X 3
III have some imes wondered why.
90 many Of our university professors
are always working about the affairs
Of cupid.
The latttnd e and long itude OF Venus.
;burght seem to have more interest for
them than the placing of the north and
south poles.
The moonlight seems to get into
their veins and they go prancing after
that will-o:the.wisp they call love
which leads them into devious places
where they become more or less sub
merged and hefogged with certain
ideas and then they. begin to shout
others who are walking along in the
sunlight of sane, common sense and
decent. living.
Prof. Herrick makes one Of his char.
acters ask, Love, that divine unreason
of the gods which lures man as a uni
versal solvent OF his sorrow, the great
solution to the great enigma, what 1t
IT?
OF course. being too Serious my
self, little hook, Iscould help thinking
that, perhaps, it Mr. Herrick had look
ed in the right place he would have
found the answer.
Each day in the. newspapers will be
found accounts Of cases where
woman is taking care Of a sick hus.
band and working, hard to feed the
open mouths of her hungry children.
That man who looks at her crate.
fully with wistful1 eyes as she holds
the cup of cool water to his fevered
lips does not! have to ask what is
e?"-he knows.
Yes, Aunt Mary is right when she
insinuates that Prof. Herrick Is frivol-
Gus.
Anyone who asks the question what
is 1cyc? 2" can hardly be said to be sert-
Gus or sane.
We all know what love is. We'know
when we give It; we know when we
receive it, but If anyone would ask us
to define It we could not in words.
Poets have tried to do this; painters
have desparfed Of depicting it and all
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EInEn ZOE acussmo.r

Harry Cumpton was arrested yes
terdsy by Constable j. Efank Russell
on three sepasate warrants issued liz
IustIee of the Peace u. r. MusgroYe
on IND complafnti ot feIvtn Bunner, Is
a result az o fight near the BnnneEI
home: AS q result Eumpt ton was lined;
yesterday By Justice Fleming 81 Tor,
3acussings 81 for being drunk and he
isfheldf for trial ON "a charge ofsassault.
;Cumpt was released pending the as
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as usual .shioned and made their own
class day dresses, which are beautiful.
They are OF white sailor effect, fash.
toned Of linen, beautifully tailored.
with black and red ties, these 5colorsi
being the colors adopted by the: class
n This department is In chargei oft Miss
Edith Dean, assisted by Miss Jessie.
Jacobs. Miss Hazel Frey is instructor
OF this art in the 9Th, 18th and Sth
gardes Of the ward schools and her
work is excellent. ,s,, ~
Miss Helen Webster, the head of'they
domestic science department, with a
number of her pupils, serve punch and
cakes to the visitors In the dining
room during the receiving hours. The
rooms where the exhibits were dis
played were attractively decorated In
spring flowers and foliage.
The art departing nt, under the dfrec-;
ton Of Miss Laura Briggs. deserves
special mention. On display here are
oil, pastel, charcoal drawings and
paintings, while other arts such as
hammering Of brass, leather work,
ETC., are also on display During the
past week Miss Briggs pupils in the
various rooms Of the ward schools
have had on exhibit specimens Of the
work done in this department, which.
have excited favorable comment.
If any one Is pessimistic about the
advantages OF these useful arts being
taught along with the regular school
course, visit to these departments
will dispel these views.
The exhibits will be open to the
public this afternoon from $3.50 to S
o'clock and tonight from seven to 8
o'clock.
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is Mrs. Mad cline Force Aston, widow
Of Col John Jacob Astor, hero Of the
Titanic disaster soon to become Mrs.
CLARENCE q. Mackays n
New York society would like to
know hut neither Mrs. Aston nor Mac
lay WIN confirm the report that the
social gossips are persist ently spread.
ing about their marriage. 85
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-16

risE STATE oF rrNAs

TlsE STATE or rlNAs
Cauuty 80 Nuccca
~ virtue ~ an order ~ sale lSeued
our ~ the Honorable District Court of
Naeees County Tcxas on the gth daN
n December A. ~. 1914 ~ the CLERK
theferf IN the cause 81 Percy r. Reid
versus G. G NcEtH. No. k3si aua 10
ms a. sheriff directed and delivered,
} Win proceed e. sell for cash. within
tho hours rrrscfihpd Nv law fnr sher.
ifrs safes, to-wlt. between thr hours
~ 70 o'clock q. m. and o'viork u. M.
an The first Tuesday la January. A,
~ 1915 1, hslag tho fth das Of said
mnnth. hcfore the Cent HOUSE rcet ~
Nueces cnGNfs rs titc CAy % Genus
EhFlsti M thr fnllawinr described
Nlepers9 ami IN no lnteFest u e.
q W~nie shefcin IN November &.
1913. orat ANY tlme fhcfrafier io.wlt.
All those c~stain idis rirees ~ mar.
ceie * land lYsnN. hclnr and situated
N sAs town ~ Hinhnn "a thc County
~ Nnnssa State ~ Texne heluR A.ofs
1'hrer sAl ana -Four .tl, IN niock
ThiFteen ts,l. ~ said town 81 Rshon
a. shown ~ the rAap o. rige o. saia
town row SH file ana ~ recosd IA the
aff.ee of The county clerk - Nnecee
(onuty. TekhR
L4sjsA on o. me ssh Az q Dc,