Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-06-22

expected under the circumstances. :.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. A. Mehlberg was taken to the hos
pital in Watertown Sunday evening
to receive are until she recuperates
from an operation performed last
week.-Raymond Gazette.
Mesdames Albright, Mass and Nom
menson were WATERFOWL visitors On
Tuesday. H. D. White and Miss Ida
Ustrud, of Waterfowl, visited here
Sunday with friends. Mesdames
Cleve and Henry Springer and chill
dren spent Wednesday in Watertown.
Florence Forum.
Mrs. Elmer Myers and son, Milton,
of Highmore, arrived here on Monday
on the eleven o'clock for a visit at
went to Arlington to meet their
friends. On Wednesday the two la
dies and Milton were in WATERFOWL
between trains. Severine Abraham
son transacted business in Water
town, Wednesday. Rev. Mr.. Hager
was at Watertown between trains on
Tuesday C. P. Leonard and Ade-
laide were callers at WATERFOWL
Monday. Ole Atkinson and Joe Fitz-
gerald were brought before Judge
Hawley in justice court last Tuesday
morning charged with stealing a
motorcycle. 1t seems from the testi-
mony that Guy Horswill had a motor
cycle stored in Hogie's garage in the
fall of 1914, and tina. it disappeared,
leaving no trace of its whereabouts.
One day last week Mr.. Horswill mo-
ticed the motorcycle parked nea the
Northwestern hotel in Watertown and
upon investigating the mar in pos
session of the machine, John Nosbush
a barber OF WatertoWn, he found that
Mr.. Nosbush had bought the machine
| of Joe Fitzgerald. On the stand Fitz-
egrald said that Ole Atkinson of this
place brought the cycle to his place
and in the following spring author
lied him to sell it in order to pay a
board bill which he claimed Alfinsoni
was owing him. Fitzgerald and Alfin-
son we're both bound v e to appear
before the circuit court in October in
bonds of $500 each.-Hayti Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fiferlick were
visitors at Waterfowl yesterday. !.
L. p. Sasse is at Watertown today
to see Mrs. Sasse, who is in the hos
pital. Han and Hill Rasmussen
were visitors at Waterfowl Monday.
/. Mrs. James Nj. Foy went up to
Waterfowl this morning to accom-
| pany him home. He lis breaking the
record of those going from here, hav-
ing been gone just a week. Melvin
Froke and Charlie Rasmussen are at
WATERFOWL today. Jos. Hoffman;
and son, John, were visitors at Wa
ltertown Friday. j. M. Knadle got
1.-The travelling habit by going to Texas
and Is unable to keep quiet and SO he
lis gradually letting up by going to-
IWatertown this morning. G.H.
Barr vas d passenger to Waterfowl
Monday, bringing home his wife who
has been In the hospital for the past
couple OF weeks. Jake Cluts and
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Cluts went up to-
Watert1Nn Monday, where the latter
had an operation performed for ap
I~pendicitis. VIII Fox was dwori from;
part Of the week. He reported his
hoy that had appendicitis getting
Ialong nicely. Misses Tressfe Kelly
and Isabella Foy were visiting sick
people ID the hospital at WATERFOWL
Saturday. Charlie Rasmussen re-
ItuSned from the hospital at Water
town Monday evening after a fourteen
lday stay. Mrs. Anna Bossen was
81 Watert0wn Tuesday TO- see her
daughter, Mfp. Will Cluts, who Is III
the hospital theres-Vienna Stand.
11iss Lsepa Anderson Who q nurnzs
ing IN one of the hospitals At Water
town. spent Sunday with her parents,
~. A1sd Nrs, John Anderson, north!
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