Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-08-10


perl1issl0n tssstay ~ andxhis|
was gra1tss The next morninx the|
car wouldnt $50 Carl calied Hiiliapd1
ont and got Il started: III thesmean.
time Carl and the thief had made tie
agreement to come back and work|
through harveM after lie had akenl
the a to RedReld, 50 when e ear,el
to settling Che bill the thief asked
Carl TO make this good ana he would
take \ out Of his wages. The toll
lowing day the stranger was nabbed'
at Redfeld and Is now III the spen's
at Sioux Falls.-TFenry independent.
Mike Gaarder was attending to-
business matters III Watertown yes
terday. Mrs. Scott and Miss Fay
Dawson returned home last Saturday
from a several weeks visit at Water.
town and Revnlo. Anna Center. Of
Watertown, arrived !this morning for
a shoKt visit with her friend, Miss
Hiida Benike. Ruth Cochrane. ac-
companied by her friend. Miss Mabel
Freeman, was home from WATERFOWL
to spend Sunday with her folks. B..
G, Calkins was attending to business
matters at Watertown on Saturday.
Mesdames William Donahue and o. H.
LaCroft spent last Saturday in Water
town. Miss Emma Olson, who was
engaged in the states attorneys office
for a few weeks, returned to her home
IN Watertown last Saturday night.
Mrs. w. K. Moor and daughter, Mrs.
Peter Brown, went to WATERFOWL Sat
urday morning where they met Mrs.
It. J. HeeIey OF Chicago, who arrived
for a short visit. Mrs. Heeley is a
daNglater Of Mrs. Brown.-glark
Courier.
Robert Thune was a visitor at Wa
itertown the first of the week. &. Wal
ter Granner went up to Watertownl
Tuesday afternoon on a business mis-
sion. Mrs. G. NJ. Thune and daugh-
ter, Ida, went UP to Watertown Mon
day. Ida consulted physicians al that
place. Mrs. Theo Lovaas went to.
5Watertown "Wednesday to consult doc
tors. Several months ago she injured
her arm and Of late it has been very
VA. -
painful. Ingyald Iverson went up
to WatertoMn Wednesday to consult
physicians, His health has been very
poorly lately and he has made several
trips up to the live city to take treat
ments. Archie, the little son Of Mr.
and Mrs; Elmer Evenson, who was
taken up to Watertown the first OF last
week to undergo an operation for APP
pendisits, had the operation Friday
morning. and w have heard that he
is getting along nicely. Miss niger
Meland, who segedal weeks ago was
visiting at the "A. G. Lovre home, but
FOR several weeks past has been a
nurse at Luther hospital at Water
town, came from that place Tuesday
for a visit with the Lovre folks. From
here she will go to her home at Peter
son, Minn.-Tpronto Hesald.
Mrs. Manley Owen returned from
Watertown Tuesday after spending
several days there with her son., Har-
ry. Mrs. Ben Dunkin spent part OF
last week in a hospital at Watertown.
. Mr. and Mrs James Bird, OF Water
town, spent a few hours in U city
Monday. S. Robert Newell and mother
took an auto trip through southern
Minnesota last week. Johnnie Krier,
Of :;Watertown, spent Monday night
visiting at the Robert Newell home. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. CoMeY Tschackert came
up from Waterfowl Sunday and went
out to Frank Tschackert's where they
will be at home for some time. .Law-
renee O'Toole arrived from Kranzburg
Monday and took charge OF the Farm.
ers elevator. The retiring manager,
I'd. Johnson, will remain III this local.
ity for an Indefinite time, not vet hay-
ing perfected plans for the future.
Watertown is trying out the idea OF
parking automobiles In the center OF
the street. II 1t proves a success, the
new order will become permanent.
They are also enforcing the ordinance
compelling the shading of the top half
of electric head lights, SO that others
on streets as we'll as the drivers may
be able to see. And now the South
Dakota 4th regiment is son to war
on the border. That makes way for
the organization Of another regiment
10 the state, With 6. H Englesby, o.
Watertown, as colonel. - Florence
Forum.