Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-10-12

pital. Herman Schoepp and \
editor were business callers at Wa
tertown . i Monday afternoon.
X. Burt and wife, Mrs. Philip and Johl
Burt, ST., and wife were Waterfowl
visitors yesterday. Miss Minnie Iii
bel, who vas operated On at Bartrol
hospital, Watertown. last week, is gel
ting along nicely and will soon be on
again with no back set.-South Shor,
Republican.
Miss Celia v. Meadows, who ha.
been visiting with Mrs. Cunningham
for several days. returned to her home
in Watertown Saturday night. Mrs
A. ]. French and son and Miss Heller
HorswilI. of Waterfowl, arrived We'd
nesday morning and are the guests q,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. d. Burge. John
Mynheer, who has been visiting rela
tives and friends In the Castlewood
yicinity, departed Monday evening fol
his home in Watertown. Mrs. Dunn
arrived Tuesday morning from Water
town. She will visit with Ed Bennett
and family for several days.-Castle
wood Republican.
A. N. Tester, collector for the Ad.
vance Rumely Thresher Company, was
q Castlewood business visitor the lat
ter part of last week. Mr.. Tessier
has made good during his employ with
the above company. He makes his
headquarters at Watertown. . There
will be a grand dance and basket ball
game at the town hall in Castlewood
on Thursday, October 16. Music will
be furnished by the %Schliesmann five
piece orchestra of WATERFOWL. Sup
per will be served at midnight. If
you want a splendid time, be sure to
attend this dande;-Castlewood Re
publican.
Mrs. Name B. Austin attended NJ.
E. conference ct Watertown last
week. Frof. R. F.. Kerr went to
Watertown Saturday evening to be
present Sunday at the laymen's gath:
ering at the NJ. E. conference. Al
the NJ. 2. conference at Watertow1s
Sunday, sixty people from Brooking
were numbered among the throns
who listened to the Sunday sermon.
G. T. Knappen returned Wednesday
morning from st. Paul where he spent
a couple of days on business. He had,
been in attendance at The NJ. e. on
ference at W%atertown and went from
there to st. 1Paul.-Brookings Reg
lister.
Miss Clara Shelsta visited in Water
town the past week. R. "A. Steed
and NJ. ]. Russell transacted business
in Watertown Wednesday. o. A
Lee, of Watertown, came down We'd
nesday morning and visited a while
in town on his way to the farm south
of town: Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Kallo-
meyen Of Watertown, Mr.. and Mrs.
OTland Trumm and Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old Opdahl We're guests at the C. il
home Sunday last. Mrs.
John Birkemo left last Friday after
for Watertown where she will
undergo two operations. r.. A. Brandt
took her up in his automobile. All
- 80 EC@ IA &fE Er-tH84EZ
though in a critical condition, hopes
are held out for her complete recov-l
ery.-Hayti Herald.
Mrs. Dave Miller and sons came up
from Watertown Saturday afternoon
and spent Sunday with her sister. Mra
Alden Phipps. Hon. Peter Norbeck, /
Of Redfield, the republican candidate
for governor. spent several hours in
Henry yesterday greeting some old
time friends and meeting the voters.
In his party were several prominent
Watertown men and also many of
the county candidates. The names Of
some the reporter got a line on were:
Gen. Englesby, S. x Way Of Public
Opinion, Mr.. S.outhwick. for state SEN
ator. Hans Mathiesen and John Stein,
for representatives, Auditor Johnson.
I. Baker, treasurer. The Independent
had the pleasure of meeting these men
for which we + g1ad.-Henry indie
pendent.
S. G. S%yenesrud, John Quickstad.
Lewis LoYre and o. o. Finsand were
a party from here that autoed up to
Watertown. While there Lovre,
had his injured eye attended to and
MI. Finsand had some dental work
dfone. John Quickstad came home