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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23
NY NEW YORK FARM BULLETIN

med 1900 Farme til Salgs, ssndes
frit: Productive, vel vandede, godt-
bellggende, med code Bygninger for
sl5 a SIS pr. Acre. Adresser paa
mango Danske fra Vesten, som har
kJSbt Farme saa vel som officielle
Oplysninger, gives af
J. Moldenhawer, scand. Ass. Dept
Agr., Albany, N. z.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

&uu|epelt=& pgter. Sra @ol6tng:
ton me06eles, at / 6erberenoe fcli
tiife &reole uotales gonife oo6cn1
Sen Mening, at Gr=Yreiioent Moo:
iebelt / SEN nermelte 6remtio otto,
nil llutte Jig til set gomle repl1bi,
fonife Narti.
gr=Ereltoente11 bor Sc lioite fac
Gage bolbt talrige &onferences
meo boabe republifanife og pro:
gres1ibe 2eoere beorprenoe BEN poIi.
ti1fe 5itlotion.
Slere al Be &%rogresiipe, iom bo1
fonfereret n1e6 banl far erfleret
lin @eniigt at billie lutte Jig til Sci
gan1le Harti igjen. Mnore bor ub:
talt lin @illigbeo til at itptte bisie
republifonife &an6i0oter til geomi.
nationen for &reiioent.
On al bem, lom Mr. Nocl ebelt
bab6e, en- Iengere &onference mco,
bar Senator 8orab fra S6aho, ser
iiges at babe gobe l1biigter til al
blipe opltillet iom &epublifonernes
&rG1i0entfan0i6at.
Gn Mbisforreipon6ent, TOM bob6<
en- fort Samtale meb Gr=8reiioen.
ten, antp6e0e / ct Selegram til I'll
8la0 / Seem Sort, at &ooiebelt mi:
ligbis bill fomme til at gibe Ste.
publifaneren glibu &oot fin perIon.
lige Stgtte.
&illa fiber Meberlas. Sra @aib.
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9aa Mmerifaoamperens Sur Ton.

4aa neutrality-suspicious. Sur fpn.
trolleres Soripgene al Ell &epra=
.ientant for BEN norife Marine CO
anore 5agfpnoige. SEQ Sielp al
oct ffal ct Sfib fu1lt1e nabigere Zig
trent ! Sooge, og 1lemt finoe frem
til ct Sfib, Der er / SabsnpD -
bet berlter man / alt Salb al Spfi1=
oelien, flyer Sc norife 8laoe.
&ritiif Tororbning. Sra 5eottl;
MaID., meo0elcs, at umerifonjfe
Dan1pifibsielifober, ser bor Ior1
melle1n Seattle % Sllaifabapne oq
Seattle og Snn 5roncisco, CT al
oct BRITTLE M0n1irolitet blepet unner-
rettt ON, at ollie tplfe, eltriglfe %
tprfilfe Nasiogerer eller Meolcn1-
mer al Gel9tningen oil blipe tagci
fra ctbbert 5fib, ser o11lpber f1l:a.
Diff Sabn og bolOt lom &rigsfurger.
Com Splge at 0enne Sr0re al:
ife0ige0e Eacific Goalt Gtcamibi}
60. pjebliffelig ii Spifere al Mon>.
lfobet poa 9omplfibef &rn1iccnt
Ser lejleoc for San 6ronciscc. 81
tplfe &osiagerer, ser bobbe fjpb1
oeres 8illetter, blep life tilloot a
gaa omborO / uEreltbe11t". 81
anbre, Ser babbe uotoget oeres for.
lte 8orgerpapirer paoltoo, ut Sc pol
berdtiget til at blibe oriet. lom or11e
rifonife 8orgere, og bleb toget om
ho,.S
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23
1t66ulbenbeb iejrer. Gn Mqnc

Dco geabn George Siiber begDnbte
for Is Mor ii0en at grabe efter
Gul0 beo oe1 lille 8p Goofe /
Montona> men inOtil for fort Sib
itOe11 por uobpttet 1ao lille, at bet
ofte fneb for bom at opbol0e ST.
bet. @orr gob 0og life tabt, og III
er bans l1obol6enbeo belpn11et, ioet
ban ltpOte paa ct IL Soos Sag, Der
piier fig at bore her6 5000 pr.
Son. Sen mi yannle Wano for be-
ltemt Jig til life at 1elge lit Sl1nb.
men ielb efter en- lille Moole1tof
l10birse Set guile Wetal, for laa ef=
terboa10en lpm Mi0lerne tilla6er
Set at lfoffe mere Malfineri pg ont
iette flere M%rbejberc. Sen gomle
Mol1os 6lrno bill bringe Goofe GitD
en- lonb 8lomltringstib.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

Millipner / 2pbet al ct Mar. G11
al Sc Nor0meno, Ser bnr arbejoet
melt fnr 9eorge pao Sun Sroncisco=
lt0ltillingett, er Sen fjer0te Mlaifa:
MillionGr Sofet 2inoeberg. @onS
2ibsbiltorie lDoer lom ct gbcntpr.
s 1889 forlo0 bon lom fottie
Matros Sromsg, og nogle Mur ef,
ter lit ban al SEN omerifanlfe &egie,
ring en Sitting font &ens6prop=
bretter blon6t Gifimoer11e / Mloifa
ga ban bprte, at ser bar gjor1
@ulOfun0 inoe / 2an0et, brog bon
me6 to 5beniferc 110 for at 1pge
Gulo, og belt for Cape Nome pao
5emor0bolbeen gjpr6e Sc ct a
Scrbens rigelte @l1lofun0.
&pgtet ON bette Sl1nb egebe sill.
ltremni11gen al @ulolpgere, og inor1
bofieoe belc 8per op / be %gltl0rigl
Ggne. SSngen fanot 6og iaa me9e1
lom 2in0eberg, ser bleb MillionGr
i 29het al ct Mor. Somme11 men
Sc to Sbenifere bor111e0e ban ct sci.
neielifob, Ser mt er nelten eneroo=
6enoe oeroppc. Sen forbenbarcnoe
Motros, Ser MT ct MangemillinrGr,
bar life glen1t fine gomle Torel6re,
men ltetter Sen nprife Sag / Sine:
rifa pao enbber Maa6e.
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InrhunnHatatrrttr.

S~perippmmelie. Sra M11scatine.
SSopa, meobeles, at Suiinoer al
.af Mcres bprfet Marf bill bore
1r10er &anb in0en faa Simer
bore UNDER 8an6 inben faa elmer
ipm Splgc at Sberippmmelie /
Wisiisftppiflobm Der. Sloben tiger
er1 SOD bber 9ag, og mon frDgter
for, at SEN bill bobe naaet 10 Sobs
|9pibe beo Slrtningen al l1gen.
Tabcr ps @pn nm famine Gm-
be6e. Sra Neenab, @is., meooc-
les, at Saoer og Spn ltoo lige /
5temmetal for 8pltpreforma1lo Der
UNDER Set fprlte Sammen1tpO mel
lem &eformportiet og oct liberalc
@orti. &oltor s. Sc. Seritlo repre-
1entereoc &efornpartiet og bab0e lin
|Spn Garl til Moolta110er. Mupor
Glorf falteOe SEN o%fgjpren0e Stem=
me / Sobpr al Seslilb 0en sGlore
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

"
2gmsforbpjclie fur 10000 Manb.
Calumet & @ecla Mil1ing 81. be.
fjenotgioroe fornDlig, at ollie Sir
bejbere / &prporationens Mpller
og Smelterier biloe faa en- 2pnsfor~
bpjel1e al 10 &rocent, at regne fra
lite Moj. Salt bil omtre1t 10000
MeonO nb6c go0t al Bette &aaleg
@rilen paa Soldier CT MI lteget til
is Gents pr. HunO, bborfor mon
ier Jig iltono til at goa tilbage til
lamme 2pnni11gslfalu, 1om bar
%giGloenOe for Strejfen / 1913.
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Npt Serum mob Spfns. Sra Seem
Oorf meo0eles, at Sen rnge 8ofte=
riolog be6 Mo1,nt 5inoi @o1pitol,
Or. 9arrp Hlot5 oplplte beD ct Mp=
Sc / Seem Sort Sociological Gocie=
tp, at ban bobbe opooget ct Gerunl
MOS Spfus. SSfffe mi,Oit / 8etrogt
ming al 6enne SDgooms forf9r0e=
lige 9ergninger / Serbien for Si6en
peffer Or. &lot5' Opoogdle ltor
Opligt.
Den 8ocille, lom 9r. @lot5' Sc
rum er %beregnet paa, er Bacillus
tppbii Grtrantbemotl1s", iom Or.
@illium $. @clcb bar giDet Mopn
Or. Hlot5 ct 25 Nar gan1mel.
&an begpuote lit Mrbej0e beo Mourt
9inai @oipitol for at foriege at
finOe s(ariogen til Sen 1oafolote
.9rilrife Spgoom. @eo at %ilolere
8acillen, lon1 er Mariogen til Sen
Srill'ife 5pge, fanot ban, at So
cillen bat ipentiif mes Spf11sbocil=
len.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

Mbrieb bp9. Sra @elp gorf
meooeltes i Sreoags, at Melipn
8ilmartb :slloricb, ftp. Gor. @taters
sSenator fra &booe Sslano og i
mango Nar en al Sc melt fremro=
genoe republifanife &olittfere, er
opo 7 tit Stem beriteos.
Garab 8ernbarbt ifal. paa Spnr.
ne Mmerifa. Sra Seem Dorf tele,
.grafereg, at 5arab 8ernbarbt, til
'troos for, at bun, Tom befje1ot, bnr
facet lit enc Sen ampllteret, bill TO-
retage EN- Sourne / Sc 6or. 5toter
til gfteraaret.
Gol1rneen bill omfotte oe bigtiglte
8per / Staterne og bill begDnbe /
Seem Oorf / 5epten1ber.
Sturt 9nmningsbrnb. Sra SOL
broof, Mri5ona, meooeles, at 2p=
ma1l=&elerboiret, Ser op6emme1
for @onbet / 2ittle Colorado Miber
- Mil 1p0 for ct. Sobns, Mpacbe
GountD, bralt forleoe1t Scot og for.
aaiageOe Ell Sber ippmmel1e, bbori
Is Wenneifer iatte 2ibet til.
ct ligncnbe Reierboir climber Zig
lG11gerc neoe / Slober1, og ifuloc og=
loa oenne 9emning blibe br1,ot al
&onomosierne, biloe 8Den @oo0.
ruff befinDe Jig / eberbengenoe
6are.
S ct. Sobns baboe @on0et nooe1
en- 9bboe al 3 500 pao mango etc:
Ser.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-29
EDEN.

Miss .Ellefson, Of Sioux Falls, is
making a visit with her friend, Miss
Josie Fosse.
Mrs. Wibeto visited a few days the
first of the week at the Stenstevold
home in Dexter.
Miss Conley is making a visit at
the Halstrom home.
Choir practice was held at Thoe's
Friday evening.
Mrs. Lars Hagen and sons, Law
renee and Myron, returned home IF.
ter a years absence spent in Nor
way.
Rev. Mr.. Honstad and family took
Sunday dinner at Hegna's.
Harry Robb, George Haugcn and
the Misses Florence Ustrud and Ella
Short attended a social at Farne's
Sunday afternoon.
Mabel Thoe and Emma Hegna took
the teachers examinations at Web.
ster last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kinstad, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Kinstad and H. Markrud
and family spent Sunday at the Louis
Kinstad home.
Franc Halstrom, August Krech, Ag.
mes Thoe and Mabel Hegna auoed
up to the party Sunday afternoon.
Nora Jackson and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Jackson drove up to Webster Wed
nesday.
The little daughter of MI. and Mrs.
Louis Kinstad was cbristened Sun
day and received the name of Elenor
Alice. The baby boy of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Evenson was also christened and
claims the name of Orlin Francis.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Halstrom, Fred
jackson, Reuben Fehn and Nora
Jackson spent Sunday at Hegna's.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-29

Misses Myrtle and Mayeis Wolter
and Gertie Aderhold spent Friday of
last week with Misses Alma and Meta
Scharn.
A new piano was delivered at the
Marcus Schmidt home last week.
Mr., and Mrs. Robert Schulz and
family were callers at the B. Grone-
void home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Zerfas and fam.
lily were dinner guests at the home
OF their sons, Henry and Water, Sun
day.
Misses Astoria Peterson and Bertha
Berg We're supper guests at the Robt
Schulz home.
John Jutting, Jr., is reported i'll al
his nome.
Miss Mabel Schulz spent from Sun
day until Tuesday with Miss Efie
J~urgensen.
Mrs. A. Scharn was a visitor at the
l.. Cusack home Monday.
-IiooSo IQLLlc, MAUI sdIb ISCICIS
Aderhold and Theodore and Henry
Engle, Robt. Achterburg and Jacl
Anderson We're Sunday visitors a
the H. Fittje home.
Messrs. John and George Grone
void spent Sunday with home folks
Mr.. and and Mrs. Albert Scherel
spent Sunday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Fittje.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Fittje were Sun
day visitors at the Fred Boehemi1
home.
Misses Gertrude and Loretta Blide
Alma Scharn and Frieda Achterburs
spent Sunday at the l.. Cusack home
Messrs. Virgil Long, Perry ant
Lester Cook ERE guests at the Thos
Chandler home Sunday.
The Misses Maria and Dora Krul
and Bruno Achterburg spent Sunda,
at the Jurgensen home.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-29
N

We certainly are having splendid
weather for the grain to FILL
Otto Korth ard the Misses Berthas'
BeskiW and Hilda Michaels autoed tes
South Shore Sunday evening. VI
Miss Mary Holtan, of Florence, iss
visiting at the Mrs. Dora Stee home
Mr.. and Mrs. S. q. Monahan and
son, Tom, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Mitchell motored to the
outlet Sunday. A number of friends
and relatives from the city met them
there and they all had a picnic dinner
togther. Fishing was one Of thes
pastimes of the afternoon.
Earl Mitchell is on the sick list
this week. 8
Mrs. Henry Clasen and children of1
Burr Oak, Wis, are visiting the for
mer's folks, Carl Beskow, sr, and
family. II
Miss Inga Pearson is helping Lars
Holtan's housekeeper clean house.
Earl Johnston, who is in the citys
hospital at WATERFOWL suffering with
typhoid fever, is slightly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Mitchell were
shopping in the city Saturday.
Mr.. andMrs. Jake Stainocher and
children Of Summit, and Mrs. Johsa|
Stainocher Of South Shore, spent
Sunday at the Carl Beskow. Sr
home.
The Misses Nora and Myrtle Stee
and Mary Holtan spent Tuesday with
the Misses Doris and line Monahans
Messrs and Mines. =. R. Michaelg1
and ii. r. Gulwick autoed to MibankS
and Big Stone where they spent Sat
urday evening and Sunday visiting
friends.
Erwin Beskow and father drove toI
the city Tuesday.
The John Lange and August Neu-1
endorf families autoed to the iutlet
Sunday.
Messrs. f. T. Heathcote and John
Johnston transacted business in the
city Wednesday.
The dance at the Carl Beskow, Jr.,I
home Saturday evening was we'll att
tended and a splendid time reported
Add. Correspondence on page4
5Lt3%zE4f.n SiaEdJ
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Oquist expect o
move into the. new house on the II. d.
Rice place the first of this week.
We saw George Williams in the
city Thursday. Also Mr.. and Mrs.
Franz Rowley.
Miss Eva Tessier attended the ice
cream social at the Kampeska hall
given by the Ladies Aid Society Fri
day evening. She was the guest OF
her friends, Miss Ella Oleson, over
Friday night, returning Saturday.
A Miss Riley, sister of Miss Nellie
Riley Of the Henry schools will teach
at Kampeska this school year.
Miss Lillian Brill, of Minneapolis,
will teach in District No. 6, neal the
Frent2 home. Miss HOrtepse Shaffer
will teach In the Fred Schwandt dis,
trict.
Mr.. Carl Poulson is visiting in the
vicinity. He is from near SWede,
DulR, MO. mere . lOOhllS at yOuI Sdi
If we don't e you.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Glidden had
a little runaway with a carriage and
a colt the other day-spilled them out
but no one was hurt much. Well
have to get an auto, A.. c. Had q
spill ourselves, writer, wife and babe
Thursday last. Wife and baby slip
ped out all we'll and good, luckily.
but poor scribe got plunged up and
is still laid up with a mighty lame
back.
Well, to catch the mail man, we'll
have to hurry.
Yes, Fred Brown is back from Chi
cago. Says he had satisfactory mar
ket for his cattle. Fred got some
what injured near Mason City, Iowa,
by being thrown from the train by a
lurch of the caboose, but was not
seriously hurt. Mr.. Brown has pur-
chased a new REQ ear.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-29
HIGHLAND.

Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Burke and little
Ralph were callers at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Molln Sunday.
Mr.. johnson, from Minnesota, is 9
guest at the home of B. G. Lewis.
The ball game played Sunday near
the Danish hall was 9 by the
Graceland team, the Richland boys
being defeated II to Z.
Song services were held at the B
G. Lewis home Sunday evening. All
enjoyed a fine time.
Miss Florence Brownell was a guest
Of her friend, Miss Nina Molln U
day.
The ice cream social at the hal
Friday evening was we'll attended and
a fine time was enjoyed by all. The
proceeds amounted to some over
twelve dollars.
Miss Eva Tessier, of WATERFOWL
attended the social Friday evening
and was d guest of Miss Ella oleson
until Saturday.
4 number Of Richland young Pee
Die attended the ball game In Grace
land Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ing went TO the city
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. FTentz, Herman ane
Martha were making calls II 2 9 !
car the past week.
M. and Mrs. Ed Selects wen :
the city recently.
Mary Hannof. who has been help
ing Mrs. Selects. returned to hel
home sunday.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-29
eRhcELAND.

MI. and Mrs. Claus Vogt returned
home Friday from Hot Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Aldous and chill
|dren and Mrs. Elgie spent Sunday at
the Scott home.
Peter Peterson ard family were
Sunday guests at the Krist Larson
home, in Henry.
Herman Ulbricht and family, Mr.,
and Mrs. VIII Retz and children and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nelson were
Sunday visitors at Fred G%rewing's.
Mrs. Sorkness and little daughter
returned Saturday to their home in
WATERFOWL after a weeks visit with
relatives here.
The Jakey Daily family spent Sun.
day at Tony Wiesshaar's.
Miss Amanda Vogt arrived rom
Iowa Friday evening and will visit
here with her parents for some time.
The Hesdames Carl and Chas
Swanson called at the Oscar Swan,
son home Friday.
Mrs. w. Whalen is here visiting
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]
Koob,
Miss Mildred Kittleson spent a few
days at the Frank Swanson home.
r. Christianson and family, Antoine
Hanson and Peter Scott Sundayed
lat Nels Jorgenson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Loomis and chill
|dren spent Sunday afternoon viii
his folks in Watertown.
Peter Scott transacted business II
lWatertown Saturday.
A few from around here took il
the ball game at H. Helle's Sunday
Miss Ehel Madsen spent a few days
Hast week sewing at the Oscar Adam.
home.
Hans Hanson and family and Mi
and Mrs, Carl Hanson spent Sunda,
at Oscar Swanson's.
Mrs. Chas. Swanson left Tuesday
morning for her home In 81. Paul
Mimi after having spent q couple d
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-29
came down Sunday to spend several

came down Sunday to spend several
days visiting with Minnie Morgan.
VIM. Campbell transacted business
at Bradley Tuesday afternoon.
Oscar Bale and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival of a baby girl, born
last Thursday.
A large crowd attended the dance
at Frank Hallauer's Friday night, and
all report a fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cordell, Of
Watertown and Mr.. and Mrs. Tulips
Strohfus of Henry are visiting rela
tives here this week.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-29
FLORENCE.

Mrs. l.. Weeks, of WATERFOWL, Wis
tied at the Herman Stee home tbs
latter part of last week. @
Mrs. McCabe, who has been visit
ing her daughter in Idaho for some
time, returned home Thursday.
Mr.. LANCER and family have moved
to Watertown where hey will make
their home. 8
Mr.. Gabar, of Leola, has accepted
the position as grain buyer for the
Pacific Elevator company. Mr.. Ca
bert and; family have moved into the
A. H. Ristvedt house.
DR.. Mullen and M. F. Heintz went
to WateStown Thursday and brought
home a Aew studebaker car.
Mr.. Anderson, Of Watertown, tran.
sacted business here Thursday. -
Guern@ Gilbertson, who has
visiting lit the home of her TsaF
Bryant, returned hasar
Gus schildbfa&s
ing at the home Or
"a. IlOltdu. - SrE$
Mr.. Haas, of Mountain Lake, Ms
nesota, visited at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. H. Albright, the first
of the week. Z
Mrs. Riley and son, of Sioux Falls.
visited at the DR.. Mullen home last
week.
8. n FL jHhorH G T" md n II unn1 nv 49, fNS
lers in Florence Thursday.
Norm Short of Wallace, was in,
Florence Thursday.
Rose Walkow, of Erwin, is visit
ing at the homes of her brothers, hi.
H. and Fred.
Miss Pearl Holiday, of WATERFOWL
visited at the C. Jones home the lat
ter part Of the week.
Mrs. Rora ,Kimbel Of Chicago. iss
visiting at the homo Of her sister,
Mrs. R. E. Springer.
Ole Flistrand and family, who have
spent the winter in California, res
turned home last week.
Josephine Rily, Of Sioux Falls, WIS.,
tied at the homes of her sisters, Mes
dame Hintz and Mulln. Maxine
.Heintz returned with her.
Laura Elkins, of Miles City Mont
visited at the home of her sister, Mrs..
P. Lempke the first Of the week.
Beatrice Vanderveer of WATERFOWL.
visited friends here the first of the
week.
A. C. Murnstad shippd- Two car
loads of stock to st. Paul Sunday.
G. R. Best, Of WATERFOWL, visited
relatives here the first of the week
DR.. Ely of Wallac, was a caller here
Thursday.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-29
FOLEY

Mr.. Sikkink, of ~Castlewood, has
beer hired again as teacher of the
Vetter school the coming year.
Mr.. Iohn Cullen is a farm hand at
the Thos. Sweet home,
Misses Dora and Martha Kralll and
a friend, Miss Henrietta Gronewold
of Sibley, Ia, spent Thursday Sven
ing at the fhome of Mr.. and Mrs. II,
Krull.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cook, Mrs. John
Cook and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles COOK
daughter autoed to the home of Nj,
and Mrs. Will Cook, north of Water
rown Sunday,
MIR. and Mrs. Will Dean, Lloyd Glib
son, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Sweet and fam
lily and Curtis Bradley went to the
lake Sunday to spend the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. !flngel, Grace and
Alrich Engel were Sunday visitors al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Peters
north OF Watertown.
Miss Ternie Sweet was a visitor
with her cousin, Miss Belle Rowe, in
the city from Saturday tG Sunday.
Messrs. Sikkink and Eddie Am
acher and the Misses Kelly and Nellie
Cook spent Sunday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James Cook.
Messrs. Win and Alfred Schuelke
were Sunday visitors with the Enge.
boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Huebsch, of lie
Mars, Ia, are spending a week here
visiting with their daughter and fasa
lily at the VIM. 1.-THE home.
Mrs. Rogers, OF Cast1ewood, and
sister, Mrs. s.. f. STANCE, of Water
town. Wis, spent Wednesday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Walters,
Miss Emma Rowe, Of Watertown
was a visitor with her cousins at the
Thos. Sweet home a few days the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. 1.-THE and sons
we're Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G. Koenig in the
city.
Misses Anna and Clara Schuelke
We're Sunday visitors with Miss Hat.
tie Smith near Thomas.
Bobbie Daggitt attended church at
Watertown Sunday and also called on
Bert Schulz at the hospital.
Mr., and Mrs. II. Kerrson and Floyd
and Erma were Sunday visitors at
the Al. Hemp home.
Mrs. VIII Walters spent a few
days visiting with her sisters at Clear
Lake. Mr.. VIII Walters and children
were also visitors at that place or
Sunday, where they attended a fam.
lily reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bradley were
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Archie Wood north of Wa.
tertown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Scherer and
little son. Of Watertown, were visit
ors at the H, Fittie home from Sun.
day to Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Fittie and daugh
ter. Emma, were Sunday visitors a
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs, Boshmil
east of Appleby.
Messrs. viii Dean and Frank Brad
ley were city visitors Monday
Chas. yetter, Of Watertown, was /
caller out on his farm on Monday.
Messrs. A. Ehrke, p. J. Luthy, H
KrulI. Carl Vetter and Mr.. and Mrs
1.-THE were some Of the city visitors
on Tuesday.
~. r.. Uthe has purchased the quar-
section Of land adjoining his farm
on the north from chas. Carstens. d
San Antonio, Texas.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-29
months visiting relatives here.
PELICAN.

PELICAN.
a piano tuner was busy in this
n~eighborhood last week and numer-
Gus pianos were tuned.
The barley crop is excellent and
some of same will be harvested this
week in this section.
A. T. Klatt and Oscar Green de-
livered cattle to the city.
The visitors at the Albert Thiede
lhcme have returned to their home. at
Eyota, Mimi, via. auto.
Mrs. Peter Scherer has returned
home from the VIM. Hemiller home
where she was visiting for several
days and her daughter, Ella, will as
sist Mrs. Hemiller with the house
hold affairs for the summer.
Corn weather at last. AS to crop
conditions, opinions differ in this To-
cality. One fellow wanted to bet the
Iother day that we would not see an
ear of ripe corn this fall and another
stated he expected all of his ripe or
least out of frost danger. Our early
sweet corr has been tasseled out for
a week and no doubt we will soon
have roasting ears.
| Mrs. Herman Evenson and son re-
turned recently from their eastern
trip. They were absent three weeks.
Albert Lebert had a painful acct
dent while unloading hay in his barn
by stepping off a load of hay and
striking a beam, bruising himself
quite badly. A doctor was called, but
on examination nothing proved ser.
ious.
Mrs. S. P. Loesch and daughter,
Margaret, were shopping in Water
town Saturday.
Last Sunday occurred the funeral
| of Norma, the t~wo-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Mieschke. A
short service was held at the house
at 10 o'clock and the funeral service
was held at the church. The remains
were laid to rest in the Lutheran
cemetery at Grover. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mieschke and family have the sin
cere sympathy of the community.
Anderw Evenson was among the
fishermen at Lake Pelican Sunday
but he had no success in catching
the finny tribe.
Arthur Pinholt and Albert Fair
are on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Luck and baby,
of Hazel, We're Sunday guests at the
Lotto Kallis home.
Robert Nicholson and F. c. Benthin
were pleasant callers at the Klatt
lhome.
Frank Lebert with a party of ten
lor twelve were automobiling in this
iTicinity Sunday afternoon.
Teddy, the painter, is back to the
lefty of Grover and is painting the
town red.
Paul F~uerstenau has succeeded in
moving his family from Bancroft to
Grover where they will make their
permanent home.
Panl lilly and on, accompanied
by Aug. Klatt made a business trip
to WATERFOWL via automobile Thurs.
day evening.
George Cole, son of Mrs. Cole, OF
Watertown, is taking his summer va.
cation at Lake Pelican.
Hoy crops are coming along splen.
didly. There will be lots of poor hay
this year because of rainy weather,
so the hay market will be good for
choice stuff. The crop is q heavy
one, alfalfa, clover, timothy and wild
grass all having a big crop; in fact,
the biggest South Dakota has ever
seen.