Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-12-23

Word from Los Angeles states that
D. n. Richards, formerly a resident /
Of this city. father of George and o.
H. Richards, has been appointed milk
inspector of the noted California city.
Walter Livingston. who is taking o
course in the state university i Ver-
million, is expected home today to
spend a few days under the parental
roof.
Notwithstanding the fact that Mar
tell g. Wilcox recently extended their
garage to the alley, now having a
building 1865 feet in length, they are
stu crowded for room.
THE school board Of Watertown, "
says the Wallace Scout, will con
slider providing military instructions
in the schools Of that city. Nothing
like preparedness!"
Miss Rhoda Fahnestock, attending
college at Rockford, Ill.,, and Ludlow,
attending college at Ames, Ia, will
spend their vacations in the city
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs, II. j.
Fahnestock. 4
Insurance Commissioner NJ. Harry
0sBrien was in the city the fore part
of the week, attending to matters in
connection with his department. re
departed yesterday for the state cap
ital.
Max Fisher, the former heavy
weight football player of the Water
town, and an allsaround athlete, now
attending the State College at Brook
ings, is home for the holiday yaca-
ton.
The Misses Harriet and Florence
|Thorp and Aida Smith returned tol
their homes here Sunday morning
from Watertown, where they went
Friday night and visited with friends.
CLARK Courier.
L. N. Schulner expects to leave to-
morrow for the twin cities, where he
will join Mrs. Schulner. who has been
visiting for some time, and together
they will spend Christmas with rela-I
Itives and friends.
The Hazel Register reports that Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph seipp, living between
Grover and Hazel, entertained a par
|ty of friends at progressive som'r'set'
one evening last week. in honor Of.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Little Of Wa
verify.
Salesman-Capable speciality mar
for S. d. Staple line OF new and ex-
ceptionaa terms. Vacancy now. At
|tractive commission contract for 1916.
i$35 weekly for expenses. Miles f.
Bixler Co., 254,51 Carlin Bldg, Cleve-
Hand, Ohio. 2S#
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Heintz and
daughter, Mercedes, arrived home
Wednesday from Florence and Water
town, where they spent a few days
visiting relatives and friends. The
trip, was made by auto.-Brookings
Home Messenger.
The chap who was a whirlwind at
~shoveling snow has given way to the
man who can pitch bundles to beat
three of a kind. It's noticeable that
the crack snow shovelers always APP
pear in the summer time and the
Icrack harvest hands in the winter.
a chap by the name of w. F. Lew
in succeeded in working off nurner-.
Gus worthless checks on various bust
ness houses in this city and then pro-
ceeded to duplicate the trick at Sioux
Falls, where he was finally caught.
He assumed to represent an automo-
bile indemnifying company.
Rev. C. J. Christianson and family
have been favored in the recent past
with a visit from Mr.. Christisnson's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Christian
son, Of Midanda. The guests depart
ed the fore part OF the week for the
twin cities, where they had planned
to spend Christmas with friends.
E. H. Day spent last Friday in
Watertown where he attended a di7
rectors meeting of the Farmers Co
Operative Association of the state.
At this meeting it was decided that
the annual convention OF this associa-
ltion will be held in Watertown, dur
ing the week of January 25th and 9th
Clark Courier.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Ballou and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Hoover Of Minneap-
oils, were guests al the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. George DeGraff last week
for a couple OF days. enroute to points
in North Dakota. They travelled by
auto. Mr.. and Mrs. William Ballou,