Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-01-13

kAMEPskA ARD RIcHLAND.

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WATERFOWL to live for 3 while. W."
knew that George had taken il upon
himself 10 drive a wagon for the
Shores company OF Cedar Rapids, la.
a company handling a linz of 2ty1-
similar to the Watkins Medical 60
Baker, etc, and We had vonder"G
he would call at "Pralrio Lawn" 81,
long, but v" hadn't heard Of IU..
removal to the city. Nj. McKruga
has been with Mr.. William Tom {.
two years.
In company with the wifi and Mr.
Geneva We called upon Mr. and Nj
Sam Dean and Ronald Tuesday. Nj
and Mrs. Dean were veil Ronald
vas resting from his injury real v,1
and getting along in good shape IAr
Doctor says ii would take about three.
weeks TO mend the break. We ASST
ed Mr.. Dean and James Rand to clean
out the barns and bed them and gut
W the first appetite We have had for
over n week and so We enjoyed the
dandy good dinner Mrs. De an ~sc~'nl
us al two O'Clock. Mrssre. Joe CrOtI.
Morris and Sidney Burk ard Frank
Daily also called during The afternoon
Mi. Croft stated his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs, Tom Croft, who are al present
In sunny California. are hugely en-
joying themselves and it vas quite
likely, he thought. they would net
return to South Dakota AGAIN to live
they l.Ked it so we'll.
Alexander Purcell called at the
home Of hu= uncle. J ! Purcell, Wed
nesday.
Mr.. David JellIs called a the Croft
home Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gidden called upon
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean and Ronald Thurs.
day.
Mr. Dean and Rcaa!G w~Tr IN III"
city Friday 10 have rhe doctor attend
the broken collar hone, Ronald Is
getting along quite we'll bu, says ne
would rather work than lay of in
this manner
Mr.. James Rand was 4 city visitor
the middle OF the week. Nj. Rand
says he thinks "~baching aculd tie
all well enough IL there were 40 WON
en- in the world,
Ar, and Mrs, Ben Oquist called al
Prairie Lqwn" Thursday evening
Miss Hortense Shafger returned the .
last OF the week from her holiday
visit with relatives and friends in
Chicago.
Last Wednesday. the 5th. was surf
a cold day. The thermometer show
ed IS degrees below In the morning,
l6 below at noon and - beIots al
nigat Only a shift, 81 the air current
10 the south prevented . lew record
Thursday morning, bnt the mer-
read IL degrees warmer IN the
morning. OF 8 degrees below, and
really 1t felt warm 10 a fellow. /
Last year. December was a very
cold month. but the coolest dag OF
winter was January 27th when the
record shows 50 below in the morn-
ms, II below az noon and Is below
In The evening. Pretty cold
Mr.. Al Tessier called at the Dean
ranch Saturday. Al butchered the
that broke a part OF Ronald. Ar.
Tessler stated Mrs. Tessief had been
quite poorly.
Mr. MeKenna with his Shores med
ieire wagon, called al the Dean home
Saturday. George said h was doing
read well so far. Mrs. McKenna and
children have been aiiing with colds
and grippe but sere better now.
A iot Of bob sleda are busy these
days getting the wheat and barley 10
the elevators.
The young folk OF the A. p. Os
trander home spent the Afternoon
Sunday last with their uncle and
unit N cousins, Mr.. and Hrs. VII
liam ostrander and the family. Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Lewis spent SundHg
also With M. ana Mrs. WIN. ostrstt
der.
We recently received a very cute
little picture Of MIR. and Mrs. 4. ".
Ransom. or Mitchell. and the tWoI
daughters. These worthy people like
their new home real well. They have
a nice home and fine yard. A. ~. is
secretary and part owner Of the com
pany publishing the South Dakota
Educator The company also has
business similar 70 thai ~ the Water
town Printing Ind Binding 60. OF our
own city. Here's wishing both big
business for 1916.
We are told that a friend sends 10
Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Edison, now lir-
ing ut Adrian. Mich. our humble !
writings cat from the News. Va take
the privilege of saving hello 10 tttssrr