Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-01-11

Condo train has been dispensed with,
it is said, a pouch mail being sub
stituted. Emil M. Fiksdal is going
to attend the poultry association meet
ing in Waterfowl this week Satur-
day. He is interested in blooded
! chiX and Yorkshire hogs, and will
have a pen of his White Wyandottes
on exhibition at the show. He speaks
in high prise of this strain of chick
ems and has found them industrious
and of ready sale therefore profitable.
He has sold about a hundred this past
fall and has that many laying hens on
hand. Blood tells.-Wallace Scout.
Miss Vivian Low OF Watertown
spent Saturday at the Fleissner home.
town Wednesday night on business.
Morris Gray came down from Wa
tertown, Saturday, and is visiting his
friend, Earl Joy. Mrs. Ray Crimmins
and children returned to Watertown,
Tuesday evening, after a few days
visit at the p. Shelsta home. Earl
Joy went to Waterfowl Wednesday
| evening and will visit with young
friends there until the first Of mex
week when he will return to resume
his school duties. The Watertown
police are arresting auto owners who
are attempting to use 1916 license
numbers on their cars this year, and
il they cannot show an application
from their county treasurer they are
fined. They are doing right, as our
laws should be enforced.-Hayti Her
aid.
Tom Barrett made a hurry up trip
Mrs. Jesse Arnold made an auto trip
to Watertown Monday. B. e. Risch
of WATERFOWL, was here Wednesday
looking after his farming interests in
this township. Fred Davis and sis
tiers, Florence and Lillian, who have
been spending several days at the
SCo. ffSiltIttl- 4 III III l. iSIb INloiibiy
for W~atertown. Tuesday while Mr..
and Mrs. e. j.. Parker were on their
way to Watertown they made a short
stop in Thomas While there Mrs.
Parker called on Mrs. Alvia Hits and
in making her way from the hardware
store through a dimly lighted hall to
4 hn 1iuinor 1nrroos in Tho rnnr Mr.
Parker stepped into an open cellar
way. AS the result of her fall she
has a badly badly sprained ankle and
several minor bruises. Mr.. Hits was
in the cellar at the time of the acct
dent replenishing the furnace fire and
left the door open for Just a few
minutess-Hazel Register.
Mrs. John Mulder was to the hos
pital at WATERFOWL recently where she
submitted to a critical operation for
the removal of a goitre. AT this writ
ing she has greatly improved in
health and will soon be able to return
home. Mrs. ]. J.. Bennett came
down from Watertown Saturday to
spend a few days enjoying the pleas
.ures of a visit with relatives and
some of her many friends in this
place and vicinity. She was the guest
at the homes of her father, VIM.
White. and her brother, E. H. White.
Bert Morgan, wife and SOL Grant.
arrived here Monday morning from
Watertown for the purpose of proper
ily observing New Years in a fitting
and appropriate manner While here
they We're guests at the home of DR..
and Mrs. VIM. Struble. Bert occu-
pies a responsible position as assist
ant cashier in the Citizens National
Bank of Watertown. and as he is
highly qualified for the position he is
meeting with merited success.--Cas.
tlewood Republican.
Lawrence Tschakert was up from
Watertown d few hours Friday. .. Mr..
and Mrs. Magnus Kassa were Water
town visitors Friday. Tom Hagen
and Delphin Olson were Watertown
visitors Friday. Jim Groves and
August Burnstad drove the REQ to.
Watertown Tuesday where Mr.. Groves
was initiated into the duties OF his
new Office as county commissioner
from this district. The police de-
partment Of Watertown the
public chat II Is not going to beg the
auto owners to secure their 1917 liz
cense tags They are simply going
TO arrest those who insist an using
their cars with the 1916 tags on. and
let them explain to the Judge: Deal
ers will BE treated thesame u pri-
rate owners Mr.. andw Mrs. Elmer
Nommenaen visited friends here sat
ufday. They have moved from Du-
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