Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-11-09
Watertown Visitors

WatertOWn vlSlt0rS|
Miss Marion wilcox was 8 passen-
gcr to Waterfowl over the Rock Is
lid road yesterday.-Clear Lake
Courier.
n. A. Ustrud took In Waterfowl in
his auto Monday accompanied by Jens
Hogstad, p. G. Ustrud and wife, P.1
%. Brekke filling the Iatter's place at
the bank.-Wallace Scout.
John Best marketed horses at Wa
tertown Friday. C. Stemwedel
drove up from WATERFOWL Saturday
and visited his son, VIII. ]. "a.
Brooks drove to WATERFOWL last Fri
day, where he transacted business
Florence Forum.
Miss Gertrude Lewis of WATERFOWL
came up Monday as a representative
OF the Watertown music school.
One of the largest farm land deals in
the history of Codington county was
completed when John Rusch. of Hol-
steiE, Iowa, purchased the julius Giese
farm, north of Watertown.-Redfeld
J%ournal-O observer.
Chas. Larson was a Watertown Wis
itor Friday. Misses Doris Olsen and
Emma Kinnunen left Monday evening
for Watertown where both expect to
undergo operations for appendicitis. .
II. G. Jensen, a merchant at Rush
more, Mimi, al here Sunday hunt
ing and visiting with his friends the
SCOTS. Mr.. Jensen is a present at
Watertown buying potatoes.-Lake
Norden Enterprise.
DR.. Read drove to WATERFOWL Sat
urday evening. y. George X, Burt and
family autoed to WATERFOWL Sunday.
C. E. Herring made a quick trip to
WATERFOWL Monday on business. G.
b. Flemming took Mrs Flemming and
the Misses Loomis, Little and Derr to
the teachers meeting at Watertown
Saturday. W. C.. Zimmerman, wife
and daughter, Luzetta, started We'd
nesday for Sioux City and other Iowa
points. They expect to spend the
most Of the winter at Wall Lake with
old time neighbors and friends and
then will come back to Dakota and
either settle in WATERFOWL or South
Shore.-South Shore Republican.
Mrs. d. B. Boon and the young
folks autoed to Watertown Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. Kneisel and daughter,
Miss Cecil, were visitors at Water
town Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Begalka, Albert Sonnenberg and Mrs.
Rose Ensteness were shopping at Wa
tertown Monday. Jack Ellingson,
the first chair barber in "Bob's', shop,
left Tuesday morning for Watertown.
From there he will go to his home
at Jasper, Mimi, for a short visit be
fore leaving for Montana where Jack
expects to locate. w. M. Carpenter
and wife motored to WATERFOWL Sat
urday to visit Mrs. Carpenters par
.ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Robinson.
Mr.. Robinson is slowly regaining from
his serious accident.-Estelline Trih-
une.
Myrtle johnson and Mrs. John Cos
grove were at WATERFOWL Saturday,
shopping. /. Miss Gladys Clegg came
Up from Watertown and spent Sun
day with home folks. Geo. Fuller
and Chas. A1dous made a trip to Wa
tertown yesterday. Mesdames I'D.
Kelton and Ed Pierce were Water
town passengers Tuesday, going down
on the morning train. Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Nenningson motored to Water
town Tuesday to visit their daughter,
Miss Anna, who a week ago was op-
Grated on for appendicitis. The report
is that Miss Henningson is recovering
very favorably. l.. e. Foss trans
acted business in Watertown Tues
day. On Sunday the Foss family and
Nr. and Mrs. NJ. Mathiesen drove to
the city and visited some friends at
Luther hospital.-Henry Independent.
Miss Olive sSeipp of Wateftown WIS.,
tied friends here a few days this week.
Julia Schmidkunz autoed to Water
town Wednesday,. Mr.. and Mrs.
sChas. Keller and Mrs. w. Schmidkunz
and daughter, Hi1da, autoed TO Water
town Friday. Mrs. III. NJ. McNamara
and Coralyn and Lyle MeNamara
autoed to Watertown Saturday.
e. p. Blocher and Alfred Bjorkman.
were doing Watertown Saturday af-
ternoon and evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Adams and children of Bristol, Mr.
and Mrs. Amos Adams OF Wallace and
Mrs. A. Melham and son of Watert0sEn
visited relatives here afew days last
week. Paul and D.. b. Fuerstenaail
autoed to Watertown Monday evening
to meet their brother. the Rev.Arthur
FuersteHau Of Alaska, s.. D., who
came for a few days visit with rela-
lives and friends.-Hazel Register.
Otto Lamberg went to Wateftown
last Friday evening. Mrs.sWm. Bur
ton was Watertown visitor Mon