Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-07-19
slt's Good n As Comes ftom h.ibkat,.
Chas. + .Halbkat
Jeweler and Scientific Opdcian
Watch inspector for Four Railroad.
WATERFOWL. S.

81 anu Oclenrlflc Updcian
Watch inspector for Four R,ilroad,
WATERFOWL, S. b.
Mrs. Eva Whiting came up from
Yankton to attend the w. S. Glass
Roy Gesley was up from mitchell
g spend Sunday with friends in Wa
Itertown.
]. w. Balsiger, of the CITY Bakery.
made g bushes trip to Wallaca, 81. 81
Yesterday.
s + h. Meadows made a business
trip to Clear Lake and South Shore
last week.
Mrs. G. A. Kopp, Of Tracy, vas an
over-sunday guest at the home az her
son, Z. A. Kopp.
Mrs. +. e. McEowen, Woodbine. Ia
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Carrie n
Shaffer, in this city.
HI. D. Halberg of the Conley cloth.
q is at Wheaton, Mimi, en-.
Toying a brief vacation.
Art johnson, who visited at the
home OF g. Z. Shaw, returned Mon
day to his home at Pierre.
Editor j. M. Lord Of the Willow
Lakes News. was in the city, attend.
ing to business matters, yesterday.
Jack Clark returned the first of the
week from the twin cities, where he
had been visiting friends for a few
days.
Nate Calmenson, Ernest Selleck.
Frank Neal, Ernest T. Wix and John
Hentges made a trip to Madison. s..
Miss Lois Fausett, Of steWartyilIe.
Mimi, following a visit with Mrs.
Doubleday, went to Clark last week to
visit friends.
90, Sunday.
Joe Miller, of the Botsford Lumber
Co., returned last week from a bust
ness trip to the twin cities and other
points.
DR.. Mullen, of Florence, has been
notified that he has been named as
army physician with the South pa
kota National Guard.
Miss Florence Nord, of Huron, who
Is a student in an academy Of fine
arts in Chicago, visited last week at
the A.W. Palm home.
Will Boughner, station agent at
Salem, s d., was an over-Sunday
guest at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. s. N. Boughner.
Edward O'Connor of the Paulis Dry
Goods Co., went to Mason City, Ia,
last week, OF join Mrs. O'Connor in an
over-Sunday visit with friends.
Mrs. Glenn Yeamans and children
are enjoying a visit at the home of
Mrs. Yeamans' parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
b. B. Korns, of Tracy, MINI.
Christensen, the florist, has moved
rear Of Kreiser's drug store, and is
open for business.
DR.. II. c. Parsons of this city has
received notification of his appoint
ment to the position of first lieutenant
the army medical eserv corps.
Mrs. Encie p. Hopkins made al
business trip to Henry the fore part
the week Her visit was principally |
For the purpose of looking over con-
ditions on her extensive farm north
II Henry.
w. w. Hart of Duluth and H, P.|
of Minneapolis, the latter
! cousin of H ]. F~ahnestock of the
First National bank, are in the ethyl
to attend the conference of grain
dealers and shippers today.
The Watertown Hide and Fur Co.,
which recently purchased the Hamm
Brewing company's building on the
VI. & st. u. railroad siding in this
has remodeled the interior and
will soon occupy its new quarters. The
company Is probably one of the big
yest of it's kind in the Dakotas, if not
the entire northwest.
Last week the WATERFOWL Printing
and Binding Co. sold the board Of
the desks and teachers'i
lesks for the equipment for the new
buildings. Nearly three hun
ired pupils desks of various sizes
we're needed. The board ordered
odd movable desks for the
pupils and over two hundred
steel desks for the other del
oartments, to correspond with those
low in use in the public schools.
Local friends Of Governor Peter
yorbeck extend to him and his family
heir heartfelt sympathy over the loss
his father; who died a few days
following a very brief illness.
rhe senior Mr.. Norbeck was one of
he pioneers of the state, having come
lere before the present governor Of
South Dakota was born. In addition
farming. he was a minister of the
scandinavian Lutheran denomination
ind led an eventful and useful life.
lie was v e eighty years of age and
aad resided in the xtate for over fifty
years.