Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-03-04

Additional Correspondence, page 8
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Hon. II. l.. Loucks and Supt. A. w
Palm. while %enroute 10 the Progress
ftNe Farmers club meeting Tuesda.
afternoon, stopped at the box eide
farm and had supper with the folks
Mr. Loucks once farmed hundreds n
acres of land, employed four hiret
Ten n kept sixty-five mich COWS
lie stated that he was pleased tina
the farmers invited him to come ant
talk 10 them. He said the farmers
We're all good people and he wished
that he was a member of the farmers
club, He held the attention of the
audience throughout and they thank
ed him one and all, for his valued
address.
Last week Wednesday was butch,
ering day at Aug. Klatt's. The day
was Just beautiful and good %neighbor
Benthin felt as usual-good natured
and stout--and he always won the
races he undertook. grabbing for the
underhold. The job was o com
pieted. Three pigs We're slaughtered
and nice little pigs they were, too,
averaging about 300 pounds.
Peter Scherer and family visited al
- - ~ Toy ~ Et9tliNhS-
Mrs. Herman Benthin is getting
along Just fine after her operation In
the German Lutheran hospital, and
viii soon be able to go home.
Otto Kalus was a pleasant caller at
Roy Zamow's Saturday afternoon.
Rev. Theo. ALBRIGHT and family and
A. T. Kiatt and family spent a very
pleasant evening with John G. Lebert
and family.
The party at the home of the GroY-
or storeheeper and family last Thurs
day was well attended, nearly all of
Growers population turning out, and
they enjoyed themselves immensely.
Mrs, Joe McFerran was operated
on for appendicitis at the new Luth-
eran hospital last week Friday.
Mr.. Abbott was hauling corn from
near Hayti Saturday.
ksa Lehert had an accident and a
painful fall in his granary last week.
At any rate he felt real bad at first
and DR.. FTeeburg was hastily sum
moned but after examination it prov
cd not SO serious and Asa is getting
along as well as can be expected.
John Lebert has installed a new
Automatic washer. Made the pur-
chase from u. Pinholt OF Grover.
Among the Watertown visitors of
last week were Herman Eyenson, Al
bert Thiede, Emil Mieschke, A.. r..
Klatt. Fred Benthin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kuhimann, Mrs, John G. Lebert, Mrs.
Asa Iebert, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank lie.
bert, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Scherer,
and Teddy the fisherman,
Mrs. Herman braves from Applehy
and daughter Mrs, Clara WEIGH Of
Yahota, are visiting relatives and
friends In the neighborhood Of Grov.
or.
Peter Scherer had d case OF black
leg among his cattle. He had the en-.
tire herd Faceinated.
Albert Scherer of WATERFOWL, was
in the country one day last week on
business. Albert Ii very busy now
days at carpenter work
Have gyon tested your seed grain
or do yuu know all about 1t anyhow.
.Qns fellow ID very busy at it today
and maybe next week we can read
about the result.
Oscar Anderson wa E automo-
billing in this neighborhood Monday.
Mr. G. MaTotz was a pleasant caller
here Monday.
Bill brown visited with Leo Loasch
Sunday evening.
q sBrist's brother and wife and
infant baby are here and at present
are staying at Fay's home. The
brother had been here once before.
We imagine we can hear him sing
the old tune. I've Reached he Land
Of Corn and Wine.'
Miss MahIe Ferris. who had been
staying Mt Huron for some time, arr
rived at Grover on the passenger this
morning tTuesdayl
Many. farmers OF this vicinity at
tended the funeral or Mr.. Alexander
MclsarghAn Tuesday afternoon at
WATERFOWL.
English service nj the German Luth-
cram church at Grover next Sunday,
March z. Let's hope that the roads
are good FOR automobiling SO those
folks can attend who have not been
10 church this year.
Mr., ana Mrs. John Lebert and fam.
liy accompanied by their aunt, Mrs.
John Knehn and Mr. and Mrs, Frnnk
asepe1t visited at the Klatt home sun
day.
q flies on scherer's ranch. Ring
one long and one short and you will
get fsr,I.