Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-04-27
Local Happenings

A. G. Hestad transacted business a
Hayti yesterday.
Professor w. j. schliesmann has
seen favored with a visit from his
brother, Paul Schliesmann, of Rhine.
lander, Wis.
Mrs. j.. c. Brown spent Tuesday in
vienna, to be in attendance at the
marriage of her niece, Miss Mabel
Thompson, which occurred that even
ing.
q. G. Olson. of the Olson-Lee cloth
ing house, came up from Sioux Falls
yesterday TO confer with his associ-
ate, R. B. Lee, and to renew acquaint-
aaee in the city for a few days.
Miss Cara Knudtson, OF tho G. w.
Hart Farm Mortgage company, de-
parted the first of the week for a
visit of several weeks with friends
at Benson, Mimi, and other points.
Mrs. H. L. Sheldon, accompanied
by her son, Morris, was a guest at
the home of her sister, Mrs. M. r.
Baskerville, over Sunday. She re-
turned TO Minneapolis last evening.
Garden tools of all kinds at Nelson
AZ Reeds. 1916
The Easter dance given by the
Raven club was an enjoyable event.
A committee comprised of Messrs.
Oswald, Curtiss and Carr had charge
OF the decorations, and the club or
csestra of eight pieces supplied the
music.
Lillian M. Swenson, a daughter of
the deceased, gave notice before
Judge Nicholson a few days since
that she desires to contest the will
of the late Fred l.. Marvin. Judge
Nicholson has not yet rendered a de
cisien.
The letter written by Charles H.
Lester of FL Paso, Texas, and pub
lished in The Saturday News of re-
cent date, has attracted more than
passing notice. The Deuel. County
Advocate, as an illustration, repro
duees it in full.
Geo. FL. Marquis, LaWyer4aff IIzl a,5 Jude
circuit oourt.) Heegaard Block. 26tf
G. r. Horswill made a business trip
TO W~atertown, Tuesday evening, re-
turning Wednesday. c.. F.. Pope, of
WatertoWn, was tr%ansacting business
in our city the first of the week. /.
Mrs. A. j. johnson came home last
Saturday morning from the hospital
at W~atertown, where she had been
for several weeks past. She had an
operation which was successful and
she will soon be as strong as ever
Estelline Tribune.
II was reported about the city a few
days since that Mr.. A. N. Hegvold
had died in Denver, Colo, whittier he
went some weeks ago Mr.. Hegvold's
health not having been good for the
past two or three years. His numer-
Gus friends will rejoice to learn, how
ever, that the report was erroneous.
Mrs. Hegvold was summoned to Den
yer last week, and a card from her to
a friend in the city states that Mr..
Hegvold is improving and hopes are
peatsrtained thai his. will be
complete.
tH %hottidSS tiuohOp III COuI1cCIlOu
wstk Nelson & Reeds hardware store.
They do everything in the tin line.
1916
The people of the city rejoice to
learn that the Stokes mill, which has
been closed for some weeks past, re
stunned operations this morning under
the management of the new company
~reeently rpaniZe ~nno af Gem
eral Mark w. Sheafe, H. E. Dahl, f.
e. Hawley, w. H. Stokes, Jr.. and 9th
ers, all local capitalists. This mill
employs a large force of workmen,
its payroll approximates four thous.
and dollars a month. lie bears the
reputation, too, OF making DIE Of the
finest brands of -four on the market.
Glover Seed for Sa1e-s15 per bu.,
freight paid. termination 80. OF
purity So e cent. Diseased 4 per
cent. Z. r. Schlink, Dawson, Min.
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