Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-07-06
the sATuRDAY NxWs, WATERToWN, 1. 81.

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Mrs. b. q. Walton and little son
returned last week from few days
visit with the M. j. Russell family in
Hayti and also at the home of he1
uncle, j. j. Bennett, in WATERFOWL,
Mrs. Archie French and son OF
Watertown spent Sunday here at the
NJ. D. and Vance Burge homes. On
her return home she was, accompan.
led by Mrs. Il. D. French, who spent
the past week here.-Castlewood Cor.
respendence Lake Norden Enterprise.
Jay Delemater, of WATERFOWL, was
in the city Saturday calling on friends
and attending to some insurance bust
ness. Jay looks fine and the old
friends We're glad to see him again.
Grandma Mcdowell, mother of T.. E.,
is here from Watertown to greet her
new grandson and car for the mother
+. Secretary Noble of the fair asso-
citation was in Watertown. Goodwin
and Bemis a couple of days the first
of this week soliciting advertising for
the fair premium list which is now
being printed. The fair book this year
promises to be the largest yet printed
and will contain about $50 pages
Clear Lake Advocate.
Rev. R. Polzin, of WATERFOWL, sup
piled the pulpit at the Lutheran
services held here Sunday in the alb
sence of Rev. MI. Michaels, who is
visiting in Wisconsin. Rev. Mr..
Polzin vas entertained at the Henry
Lange home during his sojourn in
Henry. Leo Willard Walsh, the
four-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Walsh, who live midway between
here and Garden City, died at a Wa
tertown hospital Sunday morning from
the effects of an operation for appen-
dicitis. The remains were taken to
Clark and funeral services held Mon
day morning, interment taking place
there.-Henry Independent.
Mrs. Sampson and Miss Lydia Boss
were Watertown passengers Monday.
Miss Olive Seipp of Watertown,
visited at the Cottrell home one day
this week. Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Bar
rett, of WATERFOWL, are visiting at
the Will Barrett farm home this week.
Alvin Arnold, of Watertown, vi
cinity spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Arnold. Mr.. and
Mrs. q. b. Little and children of Wa
tertown were calling on relatives
here Wednesday evening Andrew
Melham was here from Watertown
Tuesday looking after banking inter-
ests and incidentally taking in the
celebration.-Hazei Register.
Mrs. Otto Nelson went up to Wa
tertown Monday where she will un-
dergo an operation for gall stones. :.
Carrie Hanson left for Watertown last
week to see the doctors. From there
she goes to Madison and Boyd for a
two weeks visit. Mrs. John Mel
ham and on, Arnold, autoed down
from Waterfowl Saturday and spent
until Monday evening as guests at the
Elmer Evenson home. Harry Hal
vorson came down from Waterfowl
Monday for a few days visit with his
many friends. Harry has not been in
Toronto for six years and he is having
a most enjoyable time looking over
the old stamping grounds and visiting
with his many friends. He is work
ing on the WATERFOWL Bulletin and is
making good.-Toronto Herald.
Mrs. l.. E. Sasse visited at Water
town Tuesday. &. Misses Mary Cluts
and May Keiser are at Watertown
today. Mrs. j. P. Hanson was tax
en- to the hospital at Watertown Sun
day Mrs. L e Sasse returned
home Saturday night from the hos
pital at Watertown, where she has
chen the last month c~onvalescing
from her attack of appendicitis
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Knadle were
down from Watertown yesterday tax
ing in the celebration. Will Cluts
was at Watertown Monday to see his
wife. He tells us he expects the doc
tors to let her come home about Sat
urday.. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Sang.
ster, of Seneca, spent a few days
here last week. Mr.. Sangster had
been at the hospital at Watertown and
was on his way to Rochester, leaving
this evening" .nna Standard.
Mrs. Carl hnstad and little boy
were Watertown visitors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Larson and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Wasland
went to Watertown Tuesday. Miss
Fertina Brekke visited Waterfowl
Tuesday. Henry Peterson was q
WatertoWn passenger Tuesday. . A
Anenson, Ole Brekke, E. J. Hertrict
and w. FURY autoed to WATERFOWL
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Misses Ida and Ella Short came VI
from Watertown Saturday to visit al
the Fl. Ustrud home, the former re
turning to her home Sunday evening
Teh latter will reamin a few days. .
A deal has been consummated where
by Butler Bale and Martin Bale ant
Sven Helgeson became owners of thu
old Carrie Bale farm adjacent to towr
the latter buying 80 acres Of the quar-
ter. A number directly interested ii
the transfer went to WATERFOWL Tues
day to conclude the deal. Alber
EHjermstad, Art Peterson and ella.
Sheppard rode to WATERFOWL Sunda,
afternoon in Tom Hagen's auto.
Mrs. O.. w. Andree went to Water
town Monday, returning next day.
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