Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-07
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RIcHLAND AND kAMPEskA.
(Too late for last week

RcALANp AND kAMPEskA.
lToo late for last week.
Miss Jessie Nicol closed her term
OF school at Kampeska a week ago
Wednesday,. The school enjoyed 4
fine picnic the last day. Nlcol
was IN Kampeska last Thursday CIV.
ing some Of her pupils the eighth
grade examination. she spent the
night with her friend, Miss Grace
clegg. and was her guest at the
school, Friday. both returning to Wa
tertown Friday evening.
Miss; Chess closes her school this
week Friday. she and pupils plan !
picnic at the lake the closing day.
Among those who have lately u
chased cars are Herman Frentz, W,
g, ostrander and Hal Lemon,
Mr.. Hayelock, Of the Farm Loan
company Of Waterfowl, called Upon
We scribe the Gath in the interests 81
the company's insurance business,
He found us pretty well insured ali
around SO could not do any business
in his line with US. Mr.. Havelock
speaks truly when he says that every
young man and woman should take
out life insurance.
We understand Messrs. Perry Burk.
H. g. Tigner and Simon oleson are all
at home again and feeling much bet
ter. Mr. Tigner and Mr.. Oleson were
confined in Watertown hospitals for
some time. Mr.. Burk was only a vic.
tim OF a good case of grippe and re-
manned at home.
MT. Ed. Peterson called at Prairie
Lawn Friday evening en- route home
from the city. The talk drifted to
horses and to the Better Stallion day
Mr.. Palm and the B. +. Assn. have
arranged for June 9th. .eWelI,n said
MT. Peterson, Il know that it pays
to use the best stations. We have
tried it out on one or two occasions
and we know that it pays. We do not
always do SO, but the best is none too
good. It costs a little more but 1t IL
a good investment"
Mr. and Mrs. William Toms were
callers Sunday last.
Mr.. Warren Beach was a Water
town visitor one day the past week.
Iral Savage, of Waterfowl, is EN-
pioyed BY Mr.. William Toms at this
time.
About the most important piece Of
news hereabouts for the week is the
new company formed on the west
bank OF the lake between Messrs. +.
m. Brown and Ludlow Fahnestock by
which the latter ecure q one-nalf in
terest in the personal property Of
Mr.. Brown. All the real estate re-
mains in the hands Of Mr.. Brown al.
though an arrangement is made so
that Mr.. Fahnestock has a working
half interest in the entire business.
The name Of the new company is the
Lake Kampeska Dairy Company.
These gentlemen plan to build up a
herd Of first quality Holstein cattle
with a strong milking strain. They
intend to have equipment to match
the herd and the business, building
up both herd and equipment as they
progress. While they will do a gen.
eraI farming business to a large ex.
tent, the chief matter at hand will
be the dairy business. Both men,
by. taste, experience and training are
we'll adapted for the new venture and
the splendid farm on the west shore
Of the fine lake is an ideal location
for the business. Mr.. F~ahnestock is
graduate Of Ames, Iowa, College,
the greatest school Of It's kind on
earth.
Among the callers at the farm this
week have been Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Tracy. Mr.. A a. Carnes, MI. and Mrs
E H. O1eson and Mrs. Frank West
The chief attraction has not been the
poor old pencil pusher OF The Satur
day News. but a wee miss, daughter
number three, who appeared upon The
scene Saturday evening about eleven
thirty O'Clock. The young lady is 4
hustler taking after her father,
and Or. Magee had to break all rec
ords between here and Waterfowl II
order to be present when she arrived
Mrs. Fred Brown assisted the doctor
on the reception committee. Mrs
Geo. Croft IS the Official nurse The
mother lies smiling upon the pillow
me father planting spuds Ths
nurse says her "A shall Be Sub
Marion
Sam Dean is planting nearly 1ot