Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-09-14
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Nj. and Mrs. John ogg vent /
Kampeska to visit friends over SIM
day.
Mr. and AIRS, I. A. Pope, 81 the
state bank Of Garden City. were inI
the city last week.
The Fourth Regiment band depart
ed Sunday for Huron where ii is play
ing this week for the state fair.
Gordon Best left sunday evening
for Northfeld, Mimi, where he re-
su1nes his course IN Carleton College.
+. j. Sherin was up from Thomas
the fore part Of the week. attending
to business matters and visiting at the
old home.
Woodman & Gormley, following the
completion of the remodeIing OF the
store front, will install an equipment
for serving lunches.
Misses Emma and Esther Schnack.
enburg returned Monday evening from
a two weeks visit with relatives and
friends at Vesta, MINI.
Mrs, Grace Cunningham. of Brook
ings, arrived in the city last week for
a brief visit at the home of Nj. and
Mrs. Thomas Blinkensop.
E4IM9r NrHH
Mrs. =. p. Rodman. who had been
visiting friends and relatives In May
wood, Neb., returned home last week.
She was accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. Sprangle, who will spend the
winter in this city.
Sportsnen who went out Sunday,
the opening day of the hunting sea.
son, report but few prairie chickens
in sight. A few hunting squads made
good bags, but the majority found the
picking pretty slim, many of the
sportsmen getting no chickens at all,
turning their attention to ducks after
a few hours in seeking chickens.
Geo. H. Marquis. Lawyer. Ex-Judge
circuit court.) Heegaard Block. 26tf
DR.. A. @. Stevens says a report
in a Minneapolis paper. pastor of the
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church.
st. Paul has rendered his resignation
to take effect October l.. He will col
to the coast. DIR. Stevens wal for
merly pastor OF the First Methodist
church in this city, where he has a
large circle of friends who best wishes
will acscompany wherever his lot may
be cast.
Striking Pupils Will Hold Parade
is Plan on Flats are the headlines
in a st. Paul paper of last Monday
evening. 1t appears that the pupils
of a certain district have declared al
boycott on the school, absolutely re
fusing to attend unless a new school
building is provided. The council
holds that the building Of such a
school house is an impossibility under,
existing conditions. But the strike
goes merrily IN, the parents. for the
most part, seeming to have consented
to it.
The county board has declined to
appropriate funds for the widening of
the Kemp enu bridge across the
Sioux river. A committee waited
upon the county board some time ago
and asked that the county lend assist
ance to the project, but The states
attorney has advised that before
the board is authorized to make such
an appropriation, 1t will be necessary
to receive a petition asking for such
appropriation from two-thirds of the
freeholder living within three miles
of the bridge site.
The Henry Independent pays a man
we'll known In Watertpwn the follow
ing compliment: 3Mr. and Mrs. M
Mathiesen took their departure Wed.
nesday morning for a week or SO alb.
sence, first taking in the Minnesota
state fair, and a visit with a sister Of
Mrs. Mathiesen at Minneapolis, and
thence on to Duluth for a brief out
ms. Tuesday marked the Goth ami.
versary of Mathiesen's mercantile ca.
reer In Henry, and it is party to cele,
brate this event that he and his wife
are making the trip.
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The Iroquoi Chief comments as fol
lows on the price Of paper; This
writer was tempted to lock the CHIEF
.stofhce Friday morning and go on on q
{ long vacation upon receiving q bill fol
rTirt and poster paper that cost TX
cents per pound. A little Jag, ordered
for hand and sale bills and posters
that could be brought from the depo'