Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-11-30

main in Hayti. . /. Beginning sunday
November 26th, the passenger train
will reduce It's running time between
Watertown and Sioux Falls sixteen
minutes. The morning train will ar
rive here about the same time as now
but the evening train will arrive in
Watertown at $3.50, making the time
here about 7;40.-Hayti Herald.
Mrs. A. Wibeto visited Watertown
Saturday. p. A. Olson traded fol
an 11-passenger Mitchell auto in Wa
tertown last Thursday. He left the
next afternoon from Wallace in his
new machine for Dawson, Minnesota.
Lawyer Foley of W~atertown, cir
cled the boulevard Wednesday after
noon, and pulled The Scouts latch
string. Andy didn't appear sore" in
a single spot-over election. Mr..
and Mrs. Perry of Bradley. passed
through Wallace Wednesday in their
auto bound for Watertown and took
Mrs. Sjolie with them, permitting Olaf
to do the culinary dinner act. A
family of six near Watertown is in
the hospital taking treatment for
tr%ichinosis, caused by eating rare
pork. The disease in its early stage
resembles typhoid fever. The patients
in this case are pretty sick but have
a fighting chance to recover.-Wal-
lace Scout.
Jas. G. Eggen and son, Grant, spent
several days at Watertown last week,
where the latter had his tonsils taken
out. , f. E. Bruha went up to Water
town Saturday and is taking treat
ments at the Bartron hospital again.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Bruha are there
now. Mrs. Bruha convalescing after
an operation for appendicitis. Miss
Neone VanSickle went to Bristol
Tuesday evening. On Wednesday
she e to Waterfowl where she is
To be married t o Mr.. Hubbard from
North Dakota, Mrs. George NJ.
Johnson and son went to Watertown
Saturday. Quentin had an operation
on his finger. having part of it cut
of, from the results of an old bruise
received several weeks ago, which
would not heal. Quentin will be very
careful when Friday, the 18th comes
again Mrs. Johnson returned home
Thursday evening, but Quentin re
manned for a few days longer visit
al the home OF his grandfather-yi-
Standard.
Mrs. l. L Blake returned to her
home In Watertown Saturday morn
ing after a ten days visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander.
o. NJ Brown vent TO WATERFOWL We'd
nesdag morning and brought his
mother back who has been in the
hospital there j.. G. Pepper and
J. II. Hoover autoed TO WATERFOWL
Sunday where they attended the fun
eral of Thos. Sweet and on Monday
attended the funeral of Charles Kre-i
ger. Miss Ella Olson and John Della
married at Clark on SATURDAY,
18th After the ceremonyI
they went to Watertown and returned
home Tuesday morning. Both off
these young people who are starting
on LIES journey together are we'll
known and respected in this commun-
lty. The bride is the daughter O
Mrs. Anton Olson and the groom is
an expert carpenter who has made
his home here for several years. The
Globe extends hearty congratulations.
May their cares and crosses be few
and their happiness and prosperity
great-Bradley Globe.
Mr.. and Mrs. John BIumeyer and
RIImeyer were Waterfowl Wis
tors Tuesday. Fred Robinson was
Watertown Tuesday consulting the
conpany's doctor. Miss
Agnes Danielson returned wednes-
morning from a visit in Water.
own. Mrs, Reichert returned to her
,ome AZ Watertown last Friday al
'er visiting her sister, Mrs. Kuehn,
this city Frank and Miss Carrie
Davis Miss Leah Marshall and Fritz
i~alyorson naotored TO Hayti and wal
9ertoWn Sunday. Miss Luella Has
'ett went TO Waterfowl Wednesday
'yening where she is taking painting
essorls Miss Mollie colwell return
g to her home IN WATERFOWL Friday
after doing some dressmak-
here Jack Ellingson was down
rom WatertoWn Wednesday visiting
riends We understand Jack will
tart new barber shop III Water
in the near future. Mrs. Frank