Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-08-17
Chas. F. Halbkat

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WATERFOWL, s. D.
The A. Q. U. w. building is APP
preaching completion, and L. ], Shaw
is moving his stock of furniture and
undertaking goods into the lower floor
Of the structure.
Mrs. Victoria Huntley obtained a
divorce before the circuit court this
week on the ground of cruelty and in
human treatment. The defendant,
Albert Huntley, did no. appear either
in person or by attorney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Deming are
spending a brief vacation at the lake.
Mr.. Deming's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. S. Deming. are dividing their time
between the lake and their city home
during the vacation period of their
son.
L. L, Lowell was arrested the fore
part of the week on the charge of en-
bezzling $40 from the North American
Casualty company. He gave bonds in
the sum of $500 for his appearance
before the court to answer the com
plant.
Sheriff. Blkins arrested early in the
week a man supposed to be named
D. McMath, who was wanted at Ban
croft on the charge of shooting an
other farm hand. The man, however,
denied that he was the fellow
wanted, declaring his name not to be
McMath.
The ~four-year-old son, Eugene, of
Mr.. and Mrs. L.. G. Hoffman, died
Tuesday at the home Of his parents.
The little fellow had been sick about
a week, but his condition was not
thought to be critical until a day or
SO before his death.
Karnpeska Lake Shore Lots at East
Yahota for sale; low prices and easy
terms. Mrs Frances p. Hopkins, 525
E. Kemp Ave, Phone 3420. 52tf
In another column will be found the
announcementsof Hon. Mar
quis as a ~non-partisan candidate for
the state supreme court. Mr.. MARQUIS
has for years made his home in Wa
tertown, and has served a~cceptably
as Judge OF the state circuit court, and
is so well and favorably known that
in the ranks OF all parties he will re
ceive good support. Read his an
nouncement in another column
South Shore Republican.
Mrs. Aleck Connor and daughter,
Beulah, of Aylmer, Ont, arrived In
the city a few days since and are
| guests at the summe home of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. q. Fowler. Mr.. Conner and
son, Donald, r expected to reach
WATERFOWL Saturday evening. The
Connors were residents of this city
for nearly twenty years, coming here
in the pioneer days. Their numerous
Watertown friends will rejoice over
an opportunity to renew acquaintance
with this hospitable family.
e. ". Anderson attended to business
matters and visited friends IN Water.
town Friday. Mr.. and Mrs v. Ford
and baby daughter, Mary, returned
Saturday evening from a two weeks
visit with relatives at WATERFOWL and
Estel1ine. Mrs. q. IA Grain and lit.
tie daughter. and Mrs. DR.. Baldwin
and little daughter. motored to Wa
tertown Wednesday. The ladies have
rented a cottoge at Lake Kampeska
and will spend a couple OF weeks there
Ralph Grain will Join them in a few
days and will spend his vacation there
with them.-Redfeld JournaI-Ob serv:
Ter.
PLANO BOXES for sale at a Low
price II taken at once. Fine for coal
feed, or chicken coop. Get one new
If you have use for it as there Is gen
orally a shortageand the price much
higher. e. M. Cookies Music House
9-1o
Whether the system OF parking the
automobiles In the center OF ths
street IS 70 become a feature in Wa
tertown In the future is not deter
mined, but the following from the
Iroquois Chief Is pertinent: Water
town Is To try out the parking Of au
tomobiles III the center Of the streets
and II ~ Is MOI satisfactory they vii
go back to the curb parking. W.
make the guess that they will nevei
80 back, Last Saturday evening M
were N Mitchell and the main stree
of that city was aimest imDassabls
under ait and miss system Of park
ing the earsIf the middle Of TN
street plan had been Iii vogue ther,
would hare been Two clear driveway