Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-05-04
kAMPEsKA AND RIcHLAND.

| Don't mind being country CORE
spondent during the months when
one has time to gather a few items
and to write little nonsense, etc.,
but it's no snap or great pleasure
when news is scarce, when you have
no time and when you have to sit up
ito write When you so ache for the
bed and you sorter have to force your
eyes to stay open until you fulfill your
duty Truly no job, place. Business,
lpositiOn, ETC., exists that is all a dead
snap. Nay, nay, Pauline.
So many people you know that you
cant get a line on for items. There's
Fred Sasse, Blais, Barr, Brumbaugh,
DAILY, Melchert, Murray, Broderman,
IGlidden, Sam Brumbaugh, Simon Ole
lson, Anderson, Joe, John, Will and
Guy McFerran, Joe Croft, Perry Burk
! Mr REILLY over on the Geo Cook
Ipiace, Tom Carlan, NcDougall (ths
lScotth farmer); people aplenty but
ito Get in touch with them these days
+ kaCs the trouble Then, Up here
1.ne Richland and over toward Yahoia
there's a lot more of folksgood peo
lpl.s tYt. niistei--sti ere are the hC,nas
ef 4 A. <arnes, e d. Hildeh.rnlt,
Fred Heathcote, Blair Tessier, Fred
Schwandt, Cal Burns over there some
where, Smothers, Jim and Guy Heath
cote, George Brown, Jcan Lee. Jim
Hench (bless you, don't forget the
achelores-nor, Sir, but recently we
were one), Fred Frentz and wife
lover there somewhere Then over
| this way are the Smith people (my!
what would have become of this ma
ton but for the Smiths, etc), the Pet.
lerson home, Patrick Burke, Frentz
THE Ostrander boys, Bert Lewis, Har-
ry Lennon Commonly known as
Hail. There is Peter Molln Just start.
ing out for himself tbet he finds il
slower, too, than wnen he worked
with two or three teams in the field
/ also, good Old honest John Moiin;
then there are BroWneii, Jaehns
Wings, etc Over this way G. Muir.
iphy and j. Reddy Irish? Yes, but
tthey have land and ROOM they're not
Irebellious folk, they're all right, Mr.
Wilson, bless you, some OF our very
Ibest people are Irish.
And over here are Chas. and Geo
/ Wellington and families, we must not
forget them (hope, Chas., you are
about over your injuries was disked
myself once, but ii didn't do any good
never grew bit faster) Yes, and
There is Carl David. Germans? Yes
1sir, but they have sunk no ships, sir:
ithey do all their work up top where
Iyou can see them. Don't sour on
1.-THE Germans, mister. Good Germans
iare among the best citizens Of this
Igreat republic. Loyal? Oh! tens OF
Thousands of them are, we believe
lsir. America is their land, mister
These sturdy, frugal folk have built
many big red barn on the farms OF
this county, sir Good farmers? Yes
Isir
( Oh! you Joe Purcell, Fred Brown,
lice Tracy, Eli O1eson. Sam Dean
John Shultz, Geo. Croft, etc, you're
fright here near by and we see you
once in while as well the Messrs.
Wheelock, Snyder, Green, Tigner,
| Morris, Falvey, Noble, Rand, Tobey,
etc, in and around Kampeska We
have you in mind, Mr.. Carl Zweig,
and Mr.. Lentz and Jenkins and M,,
lOh! Hazel's father, Lester, what's mis-
name? e
Yes, yes, all very busy indeed get
lting in the seed for a big crop-hope
i we all get 1.-THE world needs it (and
1--WE need it) Good luck to all of you
may you; live long and die quick,s, Z,
Sorry to know Mr. Burns at the
Geo. Croft home is quite sick at this
time. Mrs. Croft is still bothered
lsome with rheumatism. Miss Ruth,
who has been visiting and helping
care for Mrs. Geo Nichols. in Water
town, is home again to help her moth
Ter at home.
MIS- ]. G. Morris was city visitor
1.-THE first ef the week # a
Alsos Messrs. r. g. Green and Ed,
lFaVey.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Falyey were
dinner guests Sunday at the home Of
Joe Purcell and family
Lester Purcell now sports a dandy
lnew buggy.
H. C. Tigner says he now has got
ten to the place in handling an auto
that he can run It and spit at the
same time. Not saying IS such