Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-04-26

men who were enlisting in the army.
Attorney Perry Loucks. Of Water.
town, was in town Wednesday eve
ming, on business III connection with
the letting of the contract FOR the
building os the new town hall.-Flon
ence Forum.
Johnson, the ~plasterer, went to Wa
tertown Tuesday to vote. Cashier
Graham transacted business at Wa
tertown Tuesday. Frank Swanson
was in Watertown Wednesday eve.
ming, I. b. Foss, Hans Larson ana
r. B. Hubbard were in Waterfowl
Tuesday on business. Mrs. Brando
and Fern, Mrs. Kirscher, Mrs. Breen
and little daughters and Mrs. Paterson
were passengers to WATERFOWL We'd
nesday. Jack Cosgrove, J. "A. Pater.
Q and Rev. Max Michaels were bust.
s visitors in WATERFOWL Wednes-
day. Don Keyes, Harry and Harold
Trenholm and Billy Phipps were to
Watertown Monday to enlist. The
boys passed inspection and returned
home. Have you noticed how straight
Don is walking these days?-Henry
Independent.
Our old time pioneer friend Chas.
Vetter was down from WATERFOWL
yesterday looking after some business
end visiting with some of his many
friends. Mrs. Mary Mellor return
ed here Friday morning from Water.
town accompanied by her son, Albert,
who spent several days visiting in this
place, his former home before NOV
ing west. DR.. J. II. Crawford went
up to WATERFOWL Tuesday and return
ed in the afternoon accompanied by
Herman Vessel who had been 4
fined in Bartron hospital for a num-
Der of days while receiving medical
treatment for liver disease. We are
informed that there is IN improve
ment in his condition at the present
time. After spending a few days in
Florence township, looking after his
farming interests he will return to
Watertown for treatmentACastIe-
wood Republican.
John Fleissner and family were in
Watertown last Saturday Miss
Vivian Low of WATERFOWL visited
friends here last Saturday. VIM.
Heki and wife. accompanied by their
uncle, Angus Boyd, visited friends
north of Watertown last Sunday.
Nels Fedt is in Watertown this week
having dental work and a slight oper-
alton on his nose accomplished.
A. L. Ecklund was in WATERFOWL re-
Gently to offer himself for some part
of the military service. Rev. Mr..
Hager and wife went to Watertown
Monday night to remain for the week.
Mr.. Hager will receive medical treat
rnent and they will also visit at the
Rev. B. E. Bonner home. Dewey
Longsdorff and James Jensen were
home from WATERFOWL Sunday. They
passed the army examination and
went to the st. Louis barracks. From
there they will go to one coast or the
other and be assigned to duty in the
coast defense artillery.-Hayti Herald
Miss Mabel Freeman of WATERFOWL
spent Sunday with Clark friends. ).
Attorney Case of WATERFOWL spent
Monday in this city attending to legal
matters. Miss Lula Day returned
home this morning after a weeks visit
with friends In Mvaterttown Misses
Heig and McGinty spent Over Sunday.
with friends ait WATERFOWL. w. T..
Calvert returned here yesterday from
Watertownf where he had spent the
previous day on business. Miss Ruth
Cochrane returned to WATERFOWL
Sunday evening after a weeks vaca-
LioA 0pCul WILL uUlu0 lOlhS mere. -.
After a weeks visit with relatives and
friends in this vicinity; E. OdlandI
returned to his home at WATERFOWL
Sunday night Mrs. IL M. Larsen
left for WATERFOWL last evening in re-
Spouse to word announcing the seri-|
Gus Illness of her sister. Mrs. NJ
Andrews returned I'd her home at
WATERFOWL Saturday evening after
spent the day with friends In
this city Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Geise
were among the Clarkites to spend
last Saturday in WATERFOWL. ii is In
frequent that Mr.. Geise goes visiting
IL neighboring towns, but it was Just
SO years vi on Saturday that he a..
rived IA Watertown and he was
among those tosplant the first trees
that now aid In beautifying that citv
CLARK Courier.