Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-09-21

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pitai. shewasable Ia return 10 heI
home = fen days since. yssere she u
poets "a be out again within few
days.
NJ; and Mrs, "A. Neil returned
last Saturday from New York state
where they had been visiting friends
for several weeks. They found the
automobile route home III fine scnndi
ton until they reached Iowa and Min
nesota. where rains had rendered the
highways in rather bad condition fol
auto travel,
Wanted-Live Wires-Largest pub,
lie utility proposition ever projected
in the Dakotas, now organizing. Men
Of high local standing and ability
wanted to represent us IN WATERFOWL
and surrounding towns. Exclusive
territory. Conservative, profitable,
high class. N. w. p. Z. Co, BOX 371,
Miles City, Mont. is
Miss Eva Eteger spent Monday in
Watertown. Helen Griffin returned
home from Waterfowl Friday morn.
n Lee Hess of east Of town, spent
last Saturday in WATERFOWL. II. q.
Bohri was attending to business mat
tiers in WATERFOWL on Monday. n. w,
NJ. Cook left Monday evening for Wa
tertown where the next day he Joined
a party of friends for Huron to take
in the fair sights.-Clark Courier.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Dixson, of
Presho, S. d., we're in the city over
Sunday, guests at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. JSSD. earle. The Dixsons
We're formerly managers of the Ar
cade hotel, but left this city several
years ago for Prescho, where Mr.. Dix
son is engaged in the banking bust
They have many friends in Wa
tertown who are always glad Of the
opportunity to renew the acquaintance
of former years.
Mrs. Lewis French has returned to
Watertewn after a visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. NJ. D. Burge. MI. and
Mrs. Rubie Ellefson spent Monday in
Watertown, shopping and visiting
friends, Misses Ethel and Winifred
Pritchard Of WATERFOWL spent Satur-
day afternoon here, while the former
was arranging to open an art class
among the ladies of this plaee.-Cas-
tlewood Correspondence Lake Norden
Enterprise.
Mrs. Waldron was a WATERFOWL
visitor Saturday. G G Blum was a
WatertoWn business visitor Monday.
!. Rob Best. of Waterfowl, was visit
ing relatives and friends here Sun
day. Mrs. r. d. Halse spent a few
hours in Waterfowl Saturday. .
Melvin Dahle was a business visitor
in Watertown Saturday. The teach
ers in the Florence school spent Sat
urday in Watertown. Mr.. and Mrs.
j.. K. Ohnstad spent a few hours in
WATERFOWL Monday.-F1orence Forum
Colonel Stephen Marshall and Staff
Captain Riddle, of Minneapolis. will
conduct a special service at the Sal
walton Army hall, 200 South Broad
way, at 8 o'clock next Wednesday
evening, September 81. Colonel Mar
shall has been a Salvation Army of
fcer for thirty years and is a very
able speaker. Staff Captain Riddle
has been a Salvationist over twenty
years and is a good musician. All
are cordially invited to attend their
special service.
The city council has passed an or
dinance to first reading which pro.
vides that all gasoline tanks Of any
considerable size within a certain
specified district shall be placed be.
meath the surface of the ground. The
ordinance comes up for final passage
at the next meeting of the council
Should 1t be enacted it will estop the
placing of the tanks above ground by
new oil company recently organ
lied for a filing station between the
sAlgard shops and the international
Harvester building q First avenue
N. W.
Frank Hull, who sustained injuries
as q result Of a coal Oil explosion near
South Shore last week, and who was
brought to this city and placed in a
hospital, died Monday evening. II
was ascertained that more than I
third Of the surface Of the body was