Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-03-11
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Mrs. John Molln, Mrs. Hal Lemon,
Mrs. Simon Oleson, Mrs. Joe Meier.
ran are among the hospital patients
in Watertown and Rochester, Mimi,
NJ this time.
Mrs. Glidden has fairly well re-
covered from the measles and two of
the children are now afflicted by the
disease.
The family Of Sam Brumbaugh
have the small pox, Mr.. Brumbangh
bGtag quite sick with 1t.
The little fellow at the Kogle home
lis reported worse, These worthy
family, They have a nurse.
Wednesday occurred the sale at
the A. M. Tessier farm. Everything
sold wen with a large crowd attend
ing. Mr.. Gliaden, as ~auctioneer,
seemed to fiji the bill in good shape,
He has the reputation of a good auc-
tioneer. Horses sold a little cheaper
than a few years ago and alse we
presume, considerably cheaper than
a few years hence. Cows sold quite
well. going from $50 10 $40. Al had
some fine COWS with a reputation for
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flock Of fowls, mostly blooded Rocks
Af the barred variety sold at a good
figure, over 10 cents each. one buyer
taking the entire flock. Brood sows
at the sale sold for as high as $50
each. The day was cloudy with a
raw, chilling southeast wind and the
fine lunch Of HOT coffee, etc, served
by the ladies' at noon hit the spot. We
EItl vVat9 ts.sxr n, 4 b., ryr6rnadn yf fbb- c0ta
but It must have reached the $4,000
mark. The family left the place on
Thursday for Watertewn where they
will reside until they decide as to
the future. Among the ladies attend
ing were Miss Augusta Melchert,
Mrs. Sam Purcell, Mrs. Joe Purcell,
Mrs. Ei 0lason, Miss Ella 0leson
Miss Muriel Croft. Miss Matte DON
nelly. Mrs. N. w. Porter, Mrs. Sam
Dean. Mrs. Patrick Burke and Mrs.
Johu Schultz.
The Tessier people have lived in
Richiana for over twenty years; on
the place Just vacated, and bought
years. They were good neighbors
grets their departure, The place was
bRNS HI i1lC Fast NAikGi ~ 5phsA
Shultz and he and his family moved
to the place the past week. Mr.. TIES
sier sold at an advance OF about $50
per acre, showing that land is not a
poor investment In this region. Mr..
Shultz sold his farm In Richland two
or three years ago and bought and
moved 10 Minnesota, but NOT liking
HIS new location. returned and again
bought in Richland where he will be
welcomed back by all old neighbors
and friends. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. oauist spent Sunday
with friends In Waterfowl, attending
the meeting Sunday evening and re-
turning Monday.
We take pleasure In adding the
name Of Mr. 0guist to the already
large list OF subscribers To the News.
Mr. and Mrs. William Toms spent
Thursday In the Lake City with rel
atives. a1
MI. and Mrs. Oscar Edison are now
with relatives In Wisconsin. We I'M
derstand they have moi yet located.
Some oil the ladies spent q very en-
ioyahie afternoon with Mrs. Sam Pur-
kdil Thursday. despite the snow
storm Mrs. ". ]. Falvey and babe,
OF WATERFOWL, were also there. The
Aid society viii meet with Mrs. Glid-
den the naxt time. The ladies' plan
TO hold q sale about Easter time.
Mi. aud Mrs. Perry Burk and the
boys, Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall. Alexan-
der Purcell. MISC Nelson. John Me-
Ferran and Claude Tessier spent q
portion of SUNDAY at the Joe Purcell
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Purcell called
upon Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Fl. O1eson sun
day.
saw 4 friend Will McFerran at