Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-08-26

LO1A y SdStGTU MdIhStEs Wuitu6I
she went some time ago infhe inter.
ests of the Schalisr department store
Miss Mulholland, among other places
visited New York and Chicago.
Charles q. Vinegar and his better
halt who spent a week or so at the
lake, have returned to the city. and
Mr.. Vinegar is again assisting Uncle
Sam in handling the mails in the fed
eral building.
Mrs. Ray Davis, who has spent a
portion of the summer at the home of
DR.. and Mrs. H. "A. 'Iarbell. was Join
ed here q short time since by Mr..
Davis, and together they returned to-
their home at Milwaukee, Wis. last
week.
The bridge which was wrecked
over Willow Creek last summer when
the tornado struck this vicinity will
be replaced. the county commission
ers having ordered a new one built.
The site is near the Hans Mathiesen
farm home.
Frank Knapp, formerly a farmer
| northwest OF the CRY, now a resident
of the state Of New York, has been re-
| neWing acquaintance fin Godington
county during the recent past. Mr..
sKnapp had a wide circle of friends
here in the early days.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Jacobs have re-
turned to the city after spending
wessk's outing at the lake. B. J. is
/! getting ready to handle his share of
the large crop of small grain which
will soon commence to go upon the
market.
The Idle Hour created a great deal
Inf amusement at the movies" this
week in showing local pictures-snap-
shots caught at random or otherwise,
In the streets, at private homes, in
stores, ofices-anywhere, so that
some unique scene stamped itself up
on the film.
Don't forget, IL pictures, 3 styles.
y for $3.50 for a short time at Gray's
i Studio over Duffners Drug Store.
i-Advertisement. 48tf
Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Cory went down
into Harflin county Sunday to visit
for the day at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. d. D. Prouty. Mrs. b.
wv. Sykes accompanied them as far as
Hazel where she spent the day with
friends. The party returned In the
evening.
The G. Nv. Case family, having re.
Gently disposed Of their fine h2me in
the southeastern portion Of the city,
DIR. Giere being the purchaser, have
moved 10 the north side, where Mr..
Case has been having a new HOUSE,
erected (which the family will Dccupy
temporarily, pending the building sGl
a~nothersand more coramDdious home
The following Tatertown residents
were reported in Sioux Falls 1ale day
last week by the ArgHs-Leader haY
ing guneFdown to the state metropolis
by automobile: Mr.. and Mrs. M. a
Baskerville and sons Henry ID and
Il Walter g., Mrs. n. Z. Sheldon, M.
F. Shslann, John FahTestock, Fl. .
Fahnestock and Miss Rnoda Fahnes-
took
Wantea-Clean cotton rags at the
Saturday News office. Il
Mrs ARTHUR Sherin has returned
from st. Louis, Mo, where witch Mr.
Sherin, She attended the IafiOnaI
meetingt,Df the Modern Brotherhood
of America, Mr., s. being the dele
gate from South Dakota. Mr.. Sherir
remained i'm the south, intending te
make asasBiness trip to Kansas CITY
and other points, which would detain
| him for a week or So longer.
1 City AuaStor o. M. Lane has re
\ turned from his extended eastern trip,
/ Ora loukssas fat and sassy as ever,
1 He reports having had a most en-.
ajoyable trip, saw lots of country and
Viewed many interesting scenes and
asights. But he's not particularly
stuck" ON the eastern r~egion-lacks
!,sflat geniaTfty and wholesuuaed fellow
t&hip characteristic of the west.
cline conveyance that they seem to