Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-04-06

of stock. Joe reports a nice
and a high day for selling his
and his neighbours hogs and sheep.
Mr.. and Mrs. B.. Oquist were over
shoppers iii the lake city Tues
day. Mr.. Oquist has a helper now in
the person Of a Mr.. Faley, we believe,
of Illinois, Mr.. Lee Dobbs will also
assist a little later on this farm. 1T is
planned to try to run two shifts, a
night and a day SHIFT, on the buii
tractor after work is well under way.
This shows that some Bulls can stand
what horses cannot.
Mr.. Carl David and son were in
the city Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Dean ana MT.
and Mrs. Chas. Glidden were in the
county capital Wednesday, as were
Mr.. E. H. Oleson and Glen.
Mr.. V. Wishard was a business call
in the county seat the middle OF
the week. MI. Wishard was buying
harness and supplies preparatory to
Operations afield.
Mr.. August Broderman called at
the J. j. Purcell home Friday fore
noon.
Mr.. Roy Wellington spent Thurs
day night with his friends the boys
at the Oleson home.
Miss Ellen Wishard called upon
Miss Ellen Oleson Friday afternoon.
Several near Yahota and in Rich
land have plowed some. Pretty wet,
we would think. 1t will get hard, pos
sibly.
We saw the first automobile we
have noticed in Kampeska for weeks
Saturday. 1t was the Blals car. Leo
and Henry B1ais had been to the city
TO attend the big sale of the stokes
horses and machinery at the big barn
They reported a big crowd in Water
town.
r, C. Green was in Waterown Sat
urday.
Mrs. e. H. Oleson, who has been at
| Luther hospital for several weeks,
returned home Saturday. Mrs. OLE
son is feeling much improved at this
time. We hope she may continue 10
do so.
Mr., and Mrs. Blair Tessier were IN
1.-THE city the last of the week IN thelr
auto. They reported roads as not
very bad.
Mr.. All Tessier vii! assist Mr.. Geo,
La~utenschlager with the Mccormick
line this season.
We are sorry to know that Claude
Tessier is confined to the home at
this time (Sunday) but glad to know
Miss Eva is considerably better.
Van Best, of Watertown, was a
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Purcell
the middle of the week. Van has just
purchased a brand new driving outfit
}-horse, buggy, harness and all, and
looks pretty fine.
Messrs. Glen Croft, Bert Lewis,
Sam Dean, Ronald Dean, H. G. Tig-
ner were among the city's Saturday
! visitors.
Mr.. Tigner and sons plan to milk
a line of COWS and sell milk this sum
mer. Right thing to do, H. c.
Mrs Geo. Wellington spent a few
days recently visiting relatives and
friends near Raymond.
Tom Reddy called at the farm the
first of the week.
Frank Burke was in the city the
last of last week taking the final ex-
animation in the eighth grade.
Mr.. Henry Falvey and Gus Barr
were Watertown visitors the first OF
the week.
Mrs. A. G.. Lehman, of Garden City,
is here this week at Prairie Lawn.
Mrs. Lehman is a sister of Mrs. Ken.
dali.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Oquist We're in the
city Sunday attending church.
Ben Oquist states that formalde-
hyde is splendid with which to dis.
infect your wagon bed. 1t takes a
gallon he states to do a good job
Mr.. Oquist advises YOU to first place
a barrel in the wagon to get upon
when the said dope gets into action
Mrs. Fred Heathcote was called tc
Florence the first of the week by the
illness of her mother. Mrs. Brooks
Mrs. SchWandt had a letter from
their children near Chalco, Neb., las
week. Little baby Hansen, infan'
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Hansen
was better. The letter also statee
that they We're busy seeding grain
Saw Mr.. Fred Sasse in the burs
the first of the week. NO said MI
lSasse, mo work done in the field:
yet, too wet" Mr.. and Mrs. Alel
Dawson, of WATERFOWL, spent Sunda.
with Mr.. and Mrs. Sasse.
Lee Dobbs is now helping on thu
HI. D. Rice farm.
Miss Matte Donnelly was a CUES
at the Joe Purcell home Sunday.
Earl Tigner called upon his friend
Lester Purcell, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Fl. e. Tigner is not at all wei
and will likely undergo hospita
treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl David and Lee
attended church services at Grove
Sunday.
Mrs, Al Lappier, Mr.. Chas, yelling
ton, Frank and Miss Blanche Gale,
Fat the George Croft home Sunday.
Fred Brown has a new unit Hin
man milking machine he will install
soon. Fred will have one of the bes
equipped dairy farms in this section
of the state.
Miss Hortense Shaffer spent Sal
urday and Sunday with her uncle an
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Brown. Sh
will make her home with them tn
balance OF her school year. She ha
been boarding and rooTning at til
Fred Schwandt home during the col
weather and bad roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wheelock receive