Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-08-03
WatertoWn Visitors


Hayti was nearly a deserted village
Friday on account of the circus in
WatertoWn. Mrs. VIM. Converse
and daughters, Leola and Vera, at
tended the circus at WATERFOWL Fri
day last.-Hayti Herald.
A little girl was born to Sheriff and
Mrs. Elkins at Watertown yesterday
morning. Later in the day a SON
came to Auditor and Mrs. Johnson.
The Independent extends its heartiest|
congratulations to both families
Henry independent.
John Reagan was down from Wal
tertown Tuesday to attend the fun
eral Of Mrs. John Durkin. Mrs. GIL
f Davis, Mrs. Helen Elefson, Ed and
Frank Davis are home from their
outing at Lake Gampeska. They re-
port a most pleasant time.-EstellineI
Tribune.
Most of the people %hereabouts went
to the Ringing shows at WATERFOWL
on Friday. Geo. K. Burt was
called by the Globe Insurance com
pany to go to Frankfort and adjust a
number of hail losse for them.
J. H. King of Watertown was a calleri
in Forestville Tuesday.-South Shore
Republican.
D, w. Lattimer and wife and son,
George, were Watertown callers, Sun
day. Ed Sherin and NJ. Refvem au-
teod to Watertown, last Sunday to
attend the funeral OF the late MI.
Chase. The deceased was the frsti
M. f. pastor at WATERFOWL. He was
81 years of age.-Thomas Corre-l
spondence Hayti Herald.
Rev. Mr.. Reinertsen was down
from Watertown Saturday afternoon
visiting with some OF his many friends
in this place. G. ii. Englesby was
down from Watertown Wednesday,
and while here he stated the graded
road west of Castlewood was the fin
est he had seen in the country
C~astlewood Republican.
Moss Hanna Sveum was a Water
town visitor Tuesday. One hundred
and forty-eight return tickets to Wa
tertown were sold at this station last
Friday. 1t was elephant day. P. o..
Brekke drove his car to Watertownl
Friday. Starting home an accident
happened necesitating another trip)
next day.-Wallace Scout.
Wallace Purdy and wife, Judge
Alexander and Mrs. r. B. Breed are
home ron Watertown where they
spent several days at the lake.
Miss Genevieve ullick was visiting
frineds in Watertown last Friday.
Harry Fridley was a Watertown Wis
itar a couple of days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Christensen were
visiting at Canton, s.. d. Sunday
Brookings Register.
Mrs. T. S. Ryan visited friends in
WATERFOWL Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. E. Kuker went to Wa
tertown Saturday to visit their daugh- |
ter, Ethel, who is sick with tonsilitis. |
Misses Frona Baumgarndner, Elsie
Henrichson and Mabel Miller went to
Watertown last Wednesday evening
to write teachers examinations
Troy Correspondence South Shore Re
publican.
Miss Louise Bjorkman is spending
the week in Watertown. u. Mrs. John
Barley spent a few days last week
with relatives in Watertown. Mr..
Adolph Carlson, a farmer south of
Hazel, purchased a new Ford car of
M. ]. Meisel and went to the circus
at Watertown Friday. He parked thel
car near the Congregational church,
and after the show found that the
al was missing. The sheriff got on
the job and on Monday located the
car and the thief at Redfeld.-Hazell
Register.
S. w. Dixon is at Lake Kampeskai
with his Sunday school class today
for an outing. Selmer Brekke wtas
at Watertown last week and had his
tonsils taken out, returning home
Tuesday night. E. A. Foss is spend-l
ing today at Watertown. r.. AZ
Burgoyne was visiting at Waterfowl
Saturday. Mrs. Thiedeman was a
visitor at Watertown Saturday.
Miss Florence johnson was down.
from Watertown over Sunday visit