Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-07-20
Correspondence
kAMPEskA AND RicHLANp.

of last week,
Mr.. Patrick Burke, we forget t.
mention last week lin fact, fai!od t,
hear Of it,, is in Iowa attending tc
business matters. Mr.. Burke owns :
fine farm near Blairstown iowa.
/ suppose we'll all attend the Ring
ling brothers circus this week Well
there are far worse places to which
parents and Youngsters can go than
a first-c,ass circus. We think goina
to a good circus is a fairly good idea
especially for the farm folks, that is
outside of babes and small children.
And now Joseph Stech@G of Dodge,
Neb,, has met d fellow that held him
off for five hours. Toe bad, joe
and bad for the men that los their
farms betting on your proves on The
mat. Well, we would hardly Eu all
we have on any one toss.
Heard, too late for last issue, that
Mrs. q. Tobey had been quite sick
for a week or more. Glad to know,
however, that she is better. Credit is
,lge the little ladies 70" tending 70
affairs of the hoGse while she was off
watch.
Spent a few moments with Mr. Geo.
Brown and SON., Wilbur, Wednesday
last as we drove past the farm BONE.
Speaking of crops, Mr.. Brown said
he had just gotten into his hay NOW
and without rain, a small fe4d Of red
clover. First l have ever cut" said
he, and I've never put up anything
that | enjoyed handling as much as
that, | was raised in a clover II
try and it did me good to harvest
this piece
Just south of Mr.. Boms' fine field
of maize is a large piece of clover.
alfalfa and timothy belonging TO MT.
Leon Tracy that is heavy indeed and
plainly shows this section will pro-
duce big hay if weathers conditions
are right.
Mr.. Ben Oquist was a city business
caller Thursday.
Mrs. Patrick Falvey is caring for
Mrs. c.. Murphy at this time. Edward
Falvey spent a portion of the past
week with friends at Kranzburg.
N. j. Falvey was a Kampeska visit.
Or Wednesday last,
Mr.. Wick and son we're on the city
market Thursday with a load of fine
hogs. We say fine hogs although we
did not see them, because we know
that is the kind that the Vicks deal
in.
Mr.. James Reddy was a WATERFOWL
visitor Thursday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl David were in
the county seat the mitdle of the
week.
Mr.. Fred Brown was in the burg
Thursday after some of the material
for his new tile silo to be erected this
summer This silo is about the top
notch silo in the estimation of the
writer. 1t is one of the hollow Wit
rified tile construction.
In company with Mrs. Kendall, the
Misses Geneva and Erna and MI.
Harry Porter, we called upon Mr..
Oquist and Mr.. and Mrs. Stromberg
at the HID. Rice farm home Thurs
day evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Strom.
berg enjoy the farm very much and
say no more city life for them. They
had just received by express their
e verite cat frem their forInar home.
saltwater, MINI.
We happened in at the Fl. c.. Zig.
ner farm Friday forenoon. These en-
terprising folk have Just finished an
addition to their large barn--a leanto,
as we say, the entire length of the
Building on the east side. This is
fitted with an up-to-date cement
drained floor with a driveway behind
the animals for the wagon or spread
ed, This is to be fitted up with pat
ent stanchions for mich cows, A
silo will be constructed to bottle UP
feed for the COWS. I'VE plan to milk
between twenty and thirty cows asid
Master Ezra (who. by the way, is d
live wire Of a boyl. ITS the best
way to make money. Rogers, near
Watertown, Is making s14.oo a day,
Gee. that's q lot Of money
Mrs. Olson called upon Mrs, Patrick
Burke the middle of the week. We
regret TO know n of the twins Of
this home, the little lady. Miss Cath
crime, If not doing as well as her
mother might wish, but we trust after
the heat Is past she will come right
along.
Mrs Toms, also, Is having some
trouble with her baby. Well, it was
unseasonably cold for babes a short
time ago; now the heat tests them
some.
Miss saThelma Bohnar Wac 81 ~