Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-11-16

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MI. and Mrs. Harrier were Waterfowl
visitors Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. A. S
Bedford and Mrs. Harry Christensen
)autoed to WATERFOWL Tuesday after
noon. Mr.. and Mrs. Halvor East
berg and Mrs. A. N. Johnson were
business visitors in Watertown Mon
day. Banks & Addison of Water
town, the sub-contractors who had
charge of the installation of the pole
line, have a crew here this week put.
ting the lines, which were not accept.
able to the council, in proper shape
Lake Norden Enterprise.
Last Friday, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H.
Hopkins, accompanied by Grandma
Hopkins, started for Hopkins, MINI.
by the auto route to bring home the
little folks, who had been visiting
their grand parents for several weeks
past. They went by way of Water
town where they were joined by Mrs.
E. M. Pope. Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins
and the children arrived home safe
and sound Monday; Grandma Hop
kins and Mrs. Pope came by way of
the iron horse Tuesday evening. They
had All enjoyable trip and not the
slightest mishap happened to mai the
pleasure of the occasion.-Estelline
Tribune.
Earl Joy was a Watertown visitor
Sunday. Mrs. Byron Sour returned
Tuesday morning from a few days
visit in Watertown. Her sister, Mrs.
John Weber, came with her and will
remain a few days. Miss lilly Olsen
returned from WATERFRONT Monday
morning, where she Underwent an
operation at Luther hospital some
time ago. She is feeling much bet
ter, which will be good Jews to all
her friends. John Steine and fam
lily, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Dalman and
family, and Mrs. Kate and Alfred
Schultz and family all of Watertown,
visited at the Vandawarka home Sun
day.-Hayti Herald.
Miss Lena Cole, of WATERFOWL,
spent the first of the week here visit
ing friends. ute a few from here
spent Wednesday in Watertown, try
ing to learn some returns on the
election. Ed Lerdahl brought up a
hired man from Watertown Sunday
and took him oat to the farm west of
town. Robert ]. Kelley of Water
w i, IL. Ltlois iJodAci, VI u
of Florence, were married Friday af-
ternoon at WATERFOWL by Judge John
Nicholson. The friends wish them
much JOY. John Carey and son, Ell
mer, were UP from Watertown the
first of the week, getting things in
shape for the winter out on the farm.
Florence Forum.
e. A. Adams was in WATERFOWL
Wednesday evening. Ole Brekke
and Minton Faehn autoed to Water
town Saturday. Walt FURY took a
load Of young people to Watertown
Saturday evening. Mesdames O..
Sjolie, C R. Youngren, j. C. Tofte, l.
Hansrud and daughter, Marea, were
Waterfowl visitors last Friday.
Miss Sara Reeve, county superintend-
ent, visited schools and friends in
this locality a few days last week. .
Mrs. Ole Markuson returned from
Waterfowl Monday evening. Mr..
Markuson had a foreign growth re-
moved from his nostril and a son
went under the surgeons knife for
appendicitis last Saturday.-Wallace
Scout.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. BENZ. Graslie and
Mesdames Waller and Louis Brekke
and the latter's daughter, Miss Mar
gurethe, autoed to Waterfowl lastl
Friday. e. e. Bruha, Walter Heber
and Roy Olmsted autoed 10 Water
town Saturday. MI. and Mrs. K. E.
Seim and Mrs. e. d. Knadle We're
visitors at Watertown Monday.
Mrs. Brown, of WATERFOWL. has been
spending the week here, visiting her
sister, Mrs. Tena Thompson. Ed
win Gills, e. A. Foss, Mrs. j. A Fred
erickson and Miss Florence Johnson
We're down from Waterfowl Sunday.
. Knadle & Seim have been busy this
week moving their stock of general
merchandise into the Baldwin build
ing across the street.-Vienna Stand
ard.
Mrs. Louis Nelson, Mrs. Earl Jones
and Mrs. J. L. Blote were Watertown
visitors Wednesday. Arthur Gagnon
and Miss Cecil Arthur motored to Wa
tertown Sunday. M. s.. Lebenstein
and wife visited at the home of Mrs.
Liebenstein's sister in Watertewn.
Father O'Meara of WATERFOWL and
Father O'Meara of Clear Lake were
visitors Tuesday with Father Flynn.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Friday and daughter,
Martha, and John Kranz autoed to-
Watertown Saturday. Mrs Clark
returned to her home at Waterfowl
after visiting several days with her
sister, Miss Hazel McManners.
Mrs. DR.. G. II. Burleigh was a visitor
to Watertown Monday morning.
Swan johnson, former proprietor of
the Lohr hotel, left Tuesday evening
for. WATERFOWL He Is undecided Just
where he will locate. The hotel is
closed temporarily but will reopen as
soon as it has been completely re-
furnished and overhauled.-Estelline
Journal.