Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-08-17

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and don your summer outfit againl
When you quit buying lee Tor the
ssssiSn suu eee&n to buy coal.
Next month has a grand opening
with chorus music by the threshing
machines.
Saturday to join MI. Wales and to-
visit a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
W. F. Koehler Of that city-Turton
Trumpet.
The eastern bakers are considering
the matter Of raising the price Of
bread to ten cents a loaf. Whew!
It's hard enough now to make thel
raise OF a nickel!
Dr.. Spoolum was at WATERFOWL
Tuesday to spend the day. Mrs. q.
u Thadden and Mrs. Geo. MyersswereI
at Watertown between trains Tues
day.-Willow Lakes News.
PIANOS for RENT. Rent applied
on purchase If bought. L. w. Cookies
Music House. 9-14
Gilbert A. Tracy, who spent the
spring at the home OF his daughter
lin Portland, returned last week and
will spend the balance of the summer
and fall on the "old sod"
Mrs. C. E. s~tutenroth, wife OF Sen
ator %Stutenroth of Sphinx county, Wis
iting in Jeddo. Mich, writes the Red
field Journal-o Observer that THE heat
is terrible and no rain for five weeks
Lizzie Colbert is now visiting with
friends at Watertown. Margaret
and Catherine Colwell, of WATERFOWL,
are visiting at the home OF their sis
ter, Mrs. e. J. Farrell, this week
Marietta (Minn.) News.
Miss Anna Gagelin visited several
days in Watertown last week. 4. Mrs.
Z. E. Peterson returned home Friday
from Luther hospital at Watertown
where she had been for ten days, TAX
ing treatment.-Moritz Correspond
ence Gary Inter State.
For Rent-Two good rooms for light
housekeeping. Cali at 10 ". Kemp
Ave.
Jim STREET, G. w. Mcneil and Ii
IV. Schneider went to Watertown
Tuesday to attend a meeting Of cleo
tricians. w. Il. Boughner and III.
Scheinbaum autoed to Arlington with
them and came back in Bills" car
which he had left at Watertown when
home on a visit three weeks ago
Salem Pioneer-Register.
Mrs. w. H. Dudley made a trip to-
WATERFOWL Thursday. W. r. Bauer
of WATERFOWL was a caller In town
Thursday,and Friday. Harold Moore
was at Waterfowl Friday to visit his
tmother who-~is convalescing at the
Bartron hospital. E. III. Lewis and
g. L. Bates autoed to Watertown.
Tuesday to attend the convention OF.
the state Electric Power association.
Bradley Globe.
Fred Erickson enjoyed the week
end in Watertown. Messrs. Ken
drick and Showalter of the Brickell
Construction Co, of Watertown, were
here Monday, to note the progress
inSthe erection Of the new garage.
Miss Nina Butler spent a few days
of last week in Watertown visiting
Miss Marie Mccormick. Miss Ce-
ella Richards, OF WATERFOWL, was a
Sunday guest of Miss Nina Butler
Waubay Advocate.
Mrs. Minert Doyen and two sons
spent last Saturday in WATERFOWL. .
r. M. Fox was attending to business
matters at WATERFOWL on Tuesday.
]. q. Hyde and daughter, Grace and
Helen. and Mrs. NJ. D. Wood motored
to WATERFOWL Monday. Mrs. W. s.
LaCroft and little son spent last Sat
urday with relatives in WATERFOWL. /.
Attorney A. H. Hasche Of Watertown,
was in the city attending to business
matters Tuesday and made a pleasant
visit ak our sanctum.-Clark Courier.
Billy Mclaughlin saw q storm com
ing the other evening and heard an
awful roar in the region of its APP
proach. That's a cyclone, sure
enough" shouted Billy to his family,
whom he hustled into the basement
Of the new house under process Of
construction. The roar became louder
and then sort 9, died away. Billy
peeked out and saw the tail end Of a
heavy freight train In the distance
which waa the OF the roaring
noise.
Alfred Anenson drove his car to
Watertown Monday. Ole Haugan
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