Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-08-02
It's Good R y Comes from HaIbkat.s
Chas. f. Halbkat
Jeweler and Scientific Optician
Watch Inspector for Four Railroads
WATERFOWL, S. 3.

Wa3cn inspector fof Four Railroads
WATERTUWN, S. 3.
John Ogg has returned from Utah,
whittier he was called a week or SO
ago on account OF the illness of his
father, who, his numerous friends will
rejoice to learn, is improving.
Mrs. F. a.. Cole, of Brodhead. WIS,
accompanied by her daughter. Miss
Dorothea, returned to their home
following a visit here with the family
Of Mrs. Coles brother, Corson En-
minger.
Mrs. M. w. StehIey of Hecla, S. D.,
died at her home a few days ago.
She was a sister of John A. Ries and
of Mrs. Henry Ha61ten. The remains
were brought to this county for in
terment in the cemetery at Kranz-
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Hart and daugh-
ter, Miss Gladys, drove to Madison,
s. D., the fore part of the week, where
they visited friends. Mr.. HaIf left
his wife and daughter there while he
drove on to Sioux Falls and other
points.
George Doughitt, a well known tray
cling man, R. D. Springer. secretary
of the commercial organization, and
manager Draper Of the Sioux Falls
light and power company, arrived
last week for a brief outing ait Lake
5Kampeska.
The members of the local troops
have been ~vaccinated both for small
pov and typhoid fever. The vaccln-
alton took place following the exam
ination by the regular army surgeons,
DR.. Leighty and DR.. Fl. j. O'Bryan per-
forming the service.
5aeob Stricherz, n of the pioneers
Of the locality of Waverly, died last
Friday morning, following an oper-
alton. The funeral was held from the
Catholic church at Waverly. The de
ceased is survived NY his widow and
nine children-four daughters and
iya sons.
The total assessed valuation OF Cod
ington county for this year is as fol,
lows: real estate, s22,Se6, sos; person
al property, 81, 95,S11, making a total
of s27, 8o2,B17. The assessed valuation
81 Watertown is: real estate, $3.50;
7s4; personal. $2,14437s, or a total OF
~s7,e24,T15.
The annual program for the South
Dakota Pharmaceutical Association
will be issued from the presses q
The Saturday News job department
between this date and Saturday eve
ming. This booklet of SO pages vii
go into the hands Of every druggist
of the state.
Mrs. Quimby, of Minneapolis, is II
the city. a guest at the home OF Mr
and Mrs. D. f. Jones. Mrs. Quimbs
was formerly Miss Florence Dickins
son. a sister Of DR.. S. B. Dickinson
and is remembered by a large circle
of Watertown friends. having resides
i with hes brother in this city for sew
eral years.
Captain w. H. Patton Of the ma
chine gun troop was united in marri
age on July is with Miss Mildre,
Mills. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs T
M. Mills Of Sioux Falls, the ceremon,
having been performed at the hom'
Of the brides parents. Captain am
Mrs. Patton departed for points =
Minnesota to spend a honeymoon
prior to the departure of the troops
flor the training fields.
The robbers Of the bank at Cende
and who were followed up by q posse
! headed by Editor Chas. Foster, hay
received sentences of eighteen year
in the p~enitentiary. 1t will be emem
bered that these two men-Frank NC
1 Bride and Louis Miles-entered th'
bank and secured all the availabi
cash and then jumped into an autS
j mobile, which they had forced aSnlal
is give up at the outer edge OF toWr
and tried to escape. The posse wa
soon on their trail, however, ana th
robbers were captured after rlnnin
fight IN which many shots e
changed. One of the robbers wa
badly wounded.