Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-02-24
Correspondence
KAMPEskA AND RlcHLAND.

.L. AZ IN III W
had the pleasure of meeting Mr.. Don
aid Green, of Minneapolis, a brothe
of Mt. r. G. Green, Of the Mort
Western at this place.
On this same day also Mrs. Ell,
Purcell, Mrs. James Rand and Mrs
Green spent the day in the city.
Loney Cave (f spelled properly
who worked with Mr.. Noble on thu
section last season. arrived last weel
and will help Mr.. Noble this year.
MI. Adolph Frentz, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred FrentZ, Herman and sister Miss
Martha, were city shoppers Wednes
day Of last week.
We saw Mr.. Fred Frentz the pas
week. He had his fur overcoat collar
turned up around his head, but as
far as we could see, he is not changed
muck.
Saw Simon Oleson in the town one
day last week. He looks well and
says he is feeling good, thinks he will
be better now. Mr.. Oleson has been
troubled with his side for two years
and vas recently operated upon for
appendicitis.
Mr.. August Melchert, the Misses
Augusta and Edith and Miss Riley
spent Wednesday evening at Prairie
Lawn. Alfred remained at home
with his grandmother. Mrs. Melchert
is quite well this winter.
Frank Wellington called al the
Carnes and Hildebrandt homes We'd
nesday. Frank was driving a colt.
Fred Sasse is trying a new wild oat
separator manufactured by the Colfax
rnss-nc. Mipnaop pIiS Anu MON thnt
viii positively take out wild oats and
cookie from seed grain will do Il
memorable thing for the small grain
grower who Is troubled with these
two pests. Every section of the coun-
t.y' has, it seeing, its two or three
serious pests.
Received a letter from Mrs. Ben
Lewis of Henry the past week. She
states she is we'll, that she has sold
the barber shop formerly run by her
nephew, George Lewis. Messrs. Bert
Lewis and Harry Lemon and families
spent the preceding Sabbath with
her at Henry.
Mesars. Al Tessier and S. N.
of W~atertown, shipped a
a Of hogs from The kampeska stock
yards during the week.
Rumor has it that one OF DIR young
gentleman friends is about to take
unto himself a wife. More later If
rris be true.
Messrs, Oscar Smith, N. ], Falyey
aild Ed Falvey were passengers ta
Kainpeska on the morning train from
Watertown Sunday. Also Miss Beath
and Miss Bird, two of our teachers
who had spent Saturday at home.
Cleveland Falvey vas in kampeska
Friday.
Mrs. Il. II, Oleson called upon Mrs.
Kendall Friday afternoon.
A Mrs. Rowe, of Sioux City, Ia,
lis the new housekeeper at the A. A.
Carnes home.
Among others in Watertown during
the week were Mr.. and Mrs. John
shultz, Ronald Dean, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl David, Mr.. and Mrs. b. H. Ole,
son, Joe Blais, August Melchert, ct al.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Molln, Ted and
Miss Nina called upon Mr.. and Mrs.
III III. Oleson and family Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rand called
upon Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Dean this
tMonday) afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Broderman
and little daughter spent Sunday az
ternoon with Mrs. Fred Brown at
Lakeside
Messrs. A, w Palm and Fred Brown
spent the last of the week in and
around Sioux Falls looking at some
bluoded Holstein cattle. For a cat.
Ito that will meet all the demands OF
d first class dairy business and yet
command a fair price when sold as
beef, no doubt the Observation-Disclosures
are the best offered to the buyer to-
day. They r OF good size. not a
had color. are tractable. they give
lots OF milk and milk rich in butter
fat, and while asa beef creature they
do not take top prices yet they will
scil much better, size and all con
sidered. than any other milk breed
We believe Mr.. Brown makes no mis-.
take In choosing HOlsteins as his com.
ing herd of hlooded cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Purcell and
Mrs. Fred Brown attended the the.
aztec in Watertown Saturday evening,
That Is all right CProlong the alb
Later word is to the effect that Mr.,
Ronald Dean and Miss Ruby Rand
were united In marriage at Gary the
evening al the 18th inst, and that the