Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-04-13
WatertoWn Visitors

town, was a business visitor In Town
on Monday.-Bradley Globe.
County Commissioner W. r. Liddle
spent Saturday and Sunday in Water,
town. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Phil
lips spent Saturday in Watertown re-
turning home Sunday morning.-Ray-
mond Gazette.
Herbert Hanson spent Sunday at
Watertown with home folks. Doro-
thy Wolfe, who is attending college
at Watertown, visited the home folks
over Sunday.-Badger Correspond
ence Lake Norden Enterprise.
Even Thorson spent Wednesday at
Watertown. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Paint
er spent a few days last week at
Watertown visiting with Mrs. Paint
er's sister, Mrs. r. d. Halse, who is
in one of the hospitals at that place.
Dexter Correspondence Florence
Forum.
Frank Whisky was a visitor to Wa
Itertown, Saturday.-Gary Inter State
Miss Violet Tenold was a Water
town shopper between trains Satur-
day. Mrs. J. III. Crawford and Mrs.
p. H. Madden and daughter, Harriet,
were shopping in Watertown Monday
-Castlewood Correspondence Lake
|Norden Enterprise.
C. e. Hayward transacted business
in Waterfowl and Aberdeen the lat
ter part of the past week. Mrs. IL.
w. Gary and Mrs. Archie Tuller re-
l., ~,.o III ~ ,,.o no ~ ~ Tho u,o L Prom
Watertown. Mrs. Gary has been at
the bedside of her sol John, who un-
derwent an appendicitis operation sey
leral weeks 6 and Mrs. fuller has
been assisting in the care of her hus-
band who also is recovering from a
similar operation. Both patients are
getting along nicely.-Garden City
Tribune.
A little child of Martin and Mrs.
Bale was taken to Watertown a few
days ago for medical attention.
Harry Hill of WATERFOWL, was in
Wallace Saturday. Mr.. Hill is solic-
iting orders for a directory to be is
sued by The Saturday News of that
city. In a house to house canvass
he placed the population of Wallace
at 219. Miss Julia Lovick came
home from WATERFOWL Saturday
where she has been taking music
lessons the past winter.-Wallace
Scout.
Harry West of M. & st. T.. brake
man on the Conde-Watertown passen-
ger, fell from his train Saturday night
about half a mile east of the station.
1t had been customary to open the
steam pipes to drain them coming in
nights, and while reaching down to
lopen the valve the train struck a rut
and pitched him off, He struck on
his head and right shoulder, bounded
Ia few rods and rolled down the bank
into some water which revived him,
so that he crawled back upon the
grade but was overcome and laid
down beside the track. He was miss.
ed as Don as the train arrived and
the speeder was sent back to find
him. He was considerably bruised
but his injuries will not prove ser
ious and he will soon be ready to try
it again.-Conde News.
Word from Miss Julia Schmidkunz
at Watertown is to the effect that she
is recovering nicely from her recent
operation. Will Mcnamara came
up from Watertown Monday to spend
his Easter vacation with home folks
The state board of railroad com.
missioners held a session in Water
town last week at which the wreck
on the S. D. G. was investigated.
Geo. Kruger, who has been working
on the A.. Robish farm, was taken
seriously i'll last week, and left or
Thursday for a hospital in Water
town. A.. j.. Buskrud made the
round trip to Watertown Saturday.
Frank Myers was ~transacting bust
ness in Waterfowl Saturday. B. E
tRisch, of Watertown, spent severa
days here this week looking aftel
farming interests. Mrs. John Beatl
and Miss Gladys Beath were Water
town passengers Saturday. Andrew
Melham came up from Watertowr
Friday morning and returned Satur
day. John Peck went to Water
town and returned with a handsome
new Buick a Miss Olive Seipl
of WATERFOWL visited friends in Gro
yer and Hazel this week.-Hazel Reg
lister.
N. Nelson drove to Waterfowl
Tuesday morning. Lars Holtan Wis
tied WATERFOWL Tuesday. Charlie,
Springer spent part Of Saturday il
Waterfowl. w. D. Murphy was
Watertown visitor Monday. Mrs
Rchard Springer was a visitor a
Watertown Monday. "A. D. Gillie'
attended to business matters in Wa
tertown Wednesday Afternoon.
George Moody had some building don,
out on the farm last week. Count,
Judge Nicholson was up from Water
ltown the first of the week looking
after his farm interests near thil
Iplace. Commissioner Ristyedt wen
to Watertown Tuesday morning tt
attend the April meeting of the coun
ty board. Henry Hagen and Ed
Walkow brought home from Water
town Monday q Case car for which
they have the agency this season.
Miss Katie Gusso returned home from
Watertown the latter part of las
week. quite recovered from her oper
alton for appendicitis. George Mot
3canne uD from Watertown MONDAY