Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-08-31
Perry Loueks made business
trip IT'D Waterloo. Ia, this week


Mr.. and Mrs Shsrin, a~ccornpan2g
led BY their niece, Miss Ethel Sherin,
left Tuesday morning for E~stherviile.
Ia Where they viii visit friends. From
The Iowa city they expect to gosto The
twin cities before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. a. si1upe and baby,
Kathryn, leave today III their auto
for Sioux Falls. S. D., Mason city and
Fayette, Ia, and other points in the
Hawkeye state where they will visit
friends for two or three weeks. III
round trip will cover about a thousand
miles.
Geo. H. Marquis, Lawyer. (Ex-Judge
circuit court. Heegaard Block. 26tf
The labor unions Of the city are
planning to observe Labor Day, which
occurs next Monday. September 4. a.
program Of sports has been arranged
for, following d parade through the
streets. Judge I. q. Myers will de-
liver the annual address from the
band stand in the court house square.
The South Pasadena (Calif.) Rec
ord of August % contains this local
item which will interest Watertown
people: Mrs. M. w. Mellette, wife
Of the late A. {. Mellette, former
governor of South Dakota, visited
Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. a.
Dodds. Mrs. Mellette's home is now
in Pittsburg, Kansas.
Prof. and Mrs. Palm and Professor
and Mrs. Sloane Of Webster, departed
Tuesday evening. about 5 o'clock, for
Sioux Falls by way of Bookings.
Each of the gentlemen drove his car,
but Professor Sloane expected to
leave his car at Brookings and get In
the Palms. The party may visit
Minnesota points before returning.
For Sale-Two well matched chest
nut horses, weight about 1900. Will
make good work team, first class fam
tly horses, or first class delivery
horses. H f. w. Schaller.
Much complaint is heard In many
parts Of the state on the part of the
press concerning the shooting Of
game birds out of season. The shoot
ing season In South Dakota does nc
open until the 10th of September, but
in Deuel. and some adjoining counties
it is reported that much Illegal shoot
ing is being done. In Codfngton
county there has been but compare
lively little complaint along that line.
One farmer living in the western part
of the county was arrested a few days
since and fined $25 for the one bird
that 1t was alleged he had shot.
The All Nations and the Artesian
ball teams played at the Outlet park
Sunday afternoon in the presence OF
q large number of enthusiasts. The
All Nations, as a matter of fact, judg-
ed from the average playing, are too
much for anything in the line pf
baseball aggregations in the state,
Donaldson pitching, two men were per.
mitted to walk" and then a batter
sent a little grounder to the pitcher
who picked it up and deliberately let
the runner get to first base, thus fill
ing the bases. Two were already out
Then he proceeded to fan the next
man to bat, retiring the side without
a score. The %concensus Of opinion il
that whenever a team wins from the
All Nations is does so through the
Courtesy Of the latter.
kampeska Lake Shore Lots at Easi
Yahota for sale; low prices and easy
terms. Mrs. Frances P. Hopkins, 52s
Rev. G. j. christianson and tamil,
returned last Friday from Ipswich
and other points In the state where
they visited Mrs. Christianson's par
ents and also Mr.. Christianson's par
ents. The latter reside at MIRANDA
and the former at Ipswich. They founs
the roads In bad condition a consid
cradle portion Of the way, due =
heavy rains. Mr.. Christianson say:
that Of late nearly every extendee
automobile trip he has taken he ha.
been pelted with rain. It Is suggested
that hereafter, if Watertown and Vi
entity need rain, it would pay Y
chip In. to send Mr.. Chrtstiansoi
about the nearby country vita hi
machine-which would be an invita-
ton To the weather man to get busy
Lake Kampeska filled UP" las
week to the extent OF nearly d root
The heavy rains raised the CLASH
Big Sioux which poured into the lax
Tor a few days.
spring E. yauxreEted
~ hnrao md 5narrfa0o IN a fellow Whl