Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-14
Happenings

Local Happenings
The C.. H Atkinson Paving com.
pany Is engaged in finishing a job Of
paving at Mitchell.
Geo. n. Marquis, Lawyer. (Ex-Judze
circuit sc1rt.) Heegaard block 9tf
The WATERFOWL high school will
participate in the state league de-
bates to occur the coming winter,
P. r. Loucks, accompanied by
MesBrs. German and Melham. made a
business trip to ortley last week.
Professor Tydeman went to Yer
million the first Of the week to attend
a meeting OF the chemistry associa-
tion.
"A. R. Ferguson returned last week
from attendance upon a meeting Of
insurance agents and agencies In the
twin cities.
i SAdiico &AAdASidH, II. ~ lazy dho
IT. N. Babcock, who were called to
Pierre to attend federal court. have
returned.
Mrs. Arba Hess, who was one of
the Watertown ladies attending the
women's federation at F~qandreau last
week, has returned home.
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Mrs. G. w. Stutenroth and Mrs. J.
IL. Bird have returned from Elan
dreau where they attended the state
meeting OF the womenss federated
lIclubs.
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W. r. Hesse, Sioux Falls manager
of the Kampeska Materials company's
lofice there. spent Sunday in the city,
la guest at the lake cottage of Mr..
land Mrs. Mark w. sheafe. Jr.
Judge Sherwood, accompanied by
Court Reporter A. T. Hopkins, went
Ito Clear Lake the latter part of last
week to open a term of circuit court
for Deuel. county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Morris arrived
in the city last weekgfpm Clinton, Ia.,
flor a visit tat the home of MI. Morris
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Morris,
land at the home Of his brother, L. T.
Morris.
John McPhee, who lis having a gen.
eral supervision of a string of farm
ers' elevator companies, took a trip
west the latter part Of last week. Miss
MARY, his daughter, accompanied him
as far as Redfield.
The home af r. H. Young has been
enjoying a visit from Mr.. Young's
mother, Mrs. Alice Young, who is on
her way home to Kentucky. following
la visit on the Pacific coast and at the
exposition.
Mrs. Cosgrove, in charge of the
music department of the city schools,
lis endeayoring to form a high school
lorchestra and chorus Of mixed voices.
Professor Tydeman is expected to
take charge of the instrumental class.
The high school students are seek
ing to arrange for the publication Of
la high school paper, to sbe issued
lsemi-monthly., They have committees
lat work on the proposition, which,
Ithey hope, Will develop Within a few
idays.
Superintendent III. E. dickinson of
1.-THE Northwestern was up from Huron
Hast week, attending to business mat
tiers and renewing acquaintances. MT.
dickinson has a host of Fffiends in
the city and vicinity, where he SO
Hong represented the local interests
of the railroad.
Mrs. Frances r. Hopkins has com
menced an enlargement Of her home
on east Kemp venue and otherwise
Improving the premises. Mrs. Hop
kins' many friends will rejoice to
learn that she is aide to take daily
drives during this FIRE weather, after
having been confined TO her home for
some time on account Of Illness
The committees having in charge
the arrangements for the football
game between the Two university
teams-North Dakota and South Isa-
kota-are closing mp the details. The
contest will take place on Noyemibes'
Is at the Athletic park.
Professor A. w. Palm, who returned
from an extended trip to Deadwood
and other Black Hills points last
week; had the pleasure of being ac-
companied by his parents, who live