Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-11-23
here with his wife, returning Monday
morning.-Bradley Globe.

= Miss Clara Stormo visited friends in
: Watertown over Sunday. Mrs. E..
Lindquist, Carl and Ester, autoed to
I Watertown Friday. Ben Brulat and
wife entertained friends from Water.
town Sunday. R. A. Steed and Got
tard Gilbertson drove to WATERFOWL
on business Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D..
Vandawarka went to WATERFOWL Sat
urday evening. John Birkemo came
from WATERFOWL Tuesday morning
where he had been to see his wife
who is at a hospital there. John says
that she is not gaining as fast as he
would like to see her. Mrs. John
Weber returned to her home IL Wa
tertown Monday evening after visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. B. M. Sour,
for a week. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bru-
nat last Sunday entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Warner and Mr.. and Mrs.
R. Andrews of Watertown and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Bradley of Foley. The
men spent much of the time in hunt
ing and the ONE in&well, talking.
-Hayti Herald.
Mrs. j. o. Winjum and grandson,
Orville, were at Watertown Friday.
Miss Hannah Palm left Sunday even
ing for Watertown where she will
spend some time with relatives.
Libby Tulson and Art anu Walfred.
Rosium autoed to Watertown this
morning. Robt. HoagJand made a
trip u WATERFOWL Monday. While
there lie visited Victor swenson who
was in the hospital. Fred W~ayrynau.
spent last week in Waterfowl in the
hospital where he underwent two OPP
erations, n for tonsilitts and the.
other ne removal of adenoids.
0uy eact2nt depot agent, "Hirgy5up''
Hindman, made a trip to WATERFOWL
Sunday and stayed a little longer than
he intended to so had to aflsry to get.
home and meet the evening passen-
ger When he got to Joe Roisum's
corner he made tie turn q little too
fast with the result that his car Went
into the ditch. AS the train was al,
ready in sight he had to leave the a
and run 10 the depot. But he got
there on time just the same. The
car was pulled out of the ditch Mon
day morning, with hardly anything
damaged.-Lake Norden Enterprise.
Dan Hall visited over Sunday with
folks in Watertown, Henry Legg
OF WATERFOWL spent Sunday with
Clark friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hapgood spent Tuesday in Water.
town. D. J. Riley of Watertown,
spent Monday in this city with his
sister. Mrs. Gilmore. Miss Mable
Pfffer vas up from Waterfowl to
spend over Sunday with her folks
northeast Of town. Ruth CochraneI
came up from WATERFOWL and spent
over Sunday with home folks here.
A. ". Thoreson, who has been
spending several weeks in the hos
pital at Watertown re~cuperating from
an appendicitis operation, returned to
his home here Monday. Mrs. oliver
Thompson left Sunday evening for
her home at WATERFOWL after a short
visit with her folks, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
A Huber. Miss Florence Bedelit
returned TO Watertown on Sunday
evening to again take up her school
work after a two days visit with home
folks. Mrs. e. w. Anderson came
home last Saturday morning from the
hospital at WATERFOWL, where she rel
Gently underwent an operation for an.
nendicitis We are pleased to ehron-
iele that she is recuperating nicely
Clark Courier.
DR.. VIM. Struble went up to Water.
town Friday evening to attend the
democratic celebration and his noted
pelican dog accompanied him. The
dog was 30 thoroughly Disguised with
the doings that he failed to return
home. There are some things thatl
even a dog cannot stomach. Thel
democrats OF C~astlewood went to Wal
tertoBn Friday night to take in the
great festival in store for them in
that city. They report one OF the
largest parades was pulled on eyerl
witnessed in that city. The feed was
layishiy served and with other enter
tainnent "a friends report one Of
the best times they had for many a
day. H P Horswfl1 came down from
Watertown Monday morning and
spent the forenoon here looking after
some business matters Wffle in fnwn
he favored the Republican Office With
n Of his friendly and welcome rails.
Mr.. HorswiH and family were former
residents Of this place while he paa
ENGAGED III business and whiIeShe filed
the position 81 county treasurer for
q number o. years. His visits d Cas-
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