Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-08-10

believe it pays. You look better, NOR
iike your city fellow and do you know
looks pay q big dividend in this ole
world, and then you feel better. yor
see. And if you ever happen to ks.
the wife or girls (of course 'twould
never do to kiss the boys) why, how
much nicer if you are smooth shaver
Set out q few strawberries this
month if you get a wet spell. Mighty
fine, mister, to have to eat. To have
them, yon must needs plant and care
for them.
Mr. and Mrs Tom Croft ana Mr..
ana Mrs. L. Pardau were Sunday
guests OF Mr., and Mrs Sam Dem at
the farm.
Three OF The young people Of The
William Snyder home spent a portion
OF the Sabbath with their uncle and
aunt and cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Shultz and the children.
Mr. John M9lln was a business Wis
ito. in Henry the first OF thu week.
Mr. Frank Wellington is helping
with the haryeH at the Z. Fl, Olason
home. Mr.. Glen Oleson is a victim of
rheumatism AT this writing,
We understand Mr.. H. g. Tigner lost
a horse the past week. Pretty dan
eerous for the animals in the field for
a cauple Of days last week,
Mrs. George Brown and daughter.
Lois, have returned from a visit With
relatives and friends in Minneapolis.
They report a very enjoyable visit.
Wheat is reported to be yielding on
aevrage of five bushels per acre
Henry.
Mr., Rice sailed at the farm today
and said that he had heard two stories
about threshing: one of a man who
threshed wheat that made IL bushels
per acre and the other of a farmer
who threshed ten acres and got five
bushels of wheat.
Later.-On Monday we got IN two.
thirds Of the "dodad" to the silo at
he Rise farm and got 'ar p~roperlyi
5uyed by wire cables, one to the hog
house, II to the fence and one to the
lumber Wagon-Joe Purcell in the
weeds holding the one to the north
vest corner back of the stable. Joe
$ afraid 10 come out of the weeds
because he nearly got killed when
he blamed thing broke as we heaved
Ter up. Says he is thinking of suing
p. Rice for $500 damages. Now he
he had n OF Kenfs accident
,olicies, Mr.. Oquist declared there
vas no real danger as you couldn't
I'LL a swede or an Irishman. Joe said
he would rather be a little afraid than
'e a corpse for the rest o. his life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hammond Of the
'ity attended church services at thel
'urg. They were guests at the Mel
:hert home.
Mrs. Frank Brown, of Winona, Min.
lesota, has been a visitor at the home
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brown. Shej
eturns this week and will be accom-
'anied home by her daughter, MISS
elizabeth Brown who will commence
'er school work soon as a student,
aiss Elizabeth has been spending the
uinncf vacation with her uncle and
unit, Mr.. and Mrs. Brown.
We understand that a fine baby
5iri has been born to MI. and Mrs.
Fretnz. The mother is in a hos
In the city and babe and herselfJ
doing well.
Also should haze stated in lar
weeks Issue that a baby boy is a new
rival at the homo Of Mr.. and MRS.
Squirrel Mrs. Squirrel was
orrlerly Miss Agnes Hennnig.
Rev, Mr.. B~rockmneiler will preach
4 The Kampesba church the coming
sabbath. A full attendance ii hoped
OF.
The regin1eltal band Tor perhaps
more properly speaking now the 4fhl
regiment batd1 gill give concerts. wo
Understand, in Watertown Sunday az
snings this month They will Be well1
gorth attending.
Mrs. Bert Lewis III ii d hosrifal Al
HaseTtcwH az tiiis time. she was taks
q Suddenly i'll Monday of this weeks
Mrs. Ed Scheets y quite sick at thin