Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-05-10
~ ecod e IS Comes from Halbkat..
Chas. F Halbkat
Jeweler md Scientific Opt;c;an
Watch inspector for -Four Railroad,
WATERToMN, s. 5

Watch inspector Tor -Four Railro,s.
WATERFOWL, d.
JAS. Stefania, Of Sioux City, Ia.. for.
merly q resident Of this city, was IL
Watertown the fore part Of the week
attending to business matters and Is,
newing acquaintance.
Mrs. g. w. Hart accompanied III
Miss Clara Knudtson, secretary Of the
CIV: Hart Farm Mortgage company.
departed Monday for the twin cities
for 9 few days visit with friends.
y the number of garages and repair
shops is an Indication Of the automo-
bile business in Watertown, this city
ought to be at the top Of the heap
in the number Of autos it contains.
Rev. Lowell 6. Mcpherson, Of the
Christian church, has received word
from his son who is about to graduate
from Hiram College in Ohio to the
effect that the son has enlisted in the
army.
Geo. J. Clark Of the firm Of Clark
& Hill, publishers of the Hayti Her.
aid, was in the city Monday after
noon, having driven up from the Ham.
lin county seat to attend to business
Hmatfers
CUT THE HIGH COST OF LIVING!
EAT
Buffalo Fish from Lake Kampeska
For sale at Outlet. w. T. Williams.
1879
Chief of Police John Keegan, who
was taken to the Bartron hospital last
week because of a sudden attack Of
illness, is reported to be improving
nicely. his lei friends win be
glad to learn.
The local banks have been desig-
mated as agents for the government
in receiving, applications for bonds
under the recent act authorizing the
borrowing of a large sum Of money
for war purposes.
The Fourth Regiment Band dance
at the Goss hall last evening was up
to the usual standard Of excellent.
for which this high-class musical or
ganization is noted.
The rural correspondents OF The
Saturday News report that the farmers
will about finish seeding this week,
and then will tackle the corn prob
lem. Seeding is later than usual this
spring, by at least a week.
Miss Brownie Mather remained over
Sunday at the HOME Of her parents,
MT. and Mrs. w. ii. Mather. She left
Monday to esume her duties at the
executive Office at Pierre, where she is
the governors stenographer.
DR.. w. a. Kriesel has recovered
from a brief siege of sickness. Con.
trary to the tradition which travels
about among the uninitiated and 5unin.
fprmed, the doctor took his own
medicine, hence his rapid recovery.
Owing to the absence Of four OF
the aldermen, the city council ad.
journed Monday night until Thursday
evening. The mayor and four Of the
Iderne were pprressef but E i;
best to adjourn without taking action
Mrs. q. w. Sykes expects to leave
next Monday to spend two or three
weeks at the home of her daughter
Mrs. B. q. Miller nee Miss 1eola
Sykes, who resides near Denver and
whose husband is in the government
forestry service.
Colonel C.H. Englesby went to HUI
ron the first Of the week to attend K
matters connected with the forma
ton Of the First South Dakota Caval
~, of which he is the commander
having been appointed BY Governor
Peter Norbeck
Geo. n. MARQUIS, Lawyer. Ex-Judge
circuit court Heegaard Block. 2et
Geo. X. Burt. cashier Of the FRS
National bank at South Shore, was 1T
tending to business matters IN ths
city last Saturday He was accom-
panied BY his daughter; who had seine
dental work done while here, hayins
been suffering tor few days from ,
tooth.