Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-02-15

senate.
H. i. Loucks has called Pierre. S
ID, a few days since, his presence
there having been desired by parties
interested in some OF the suggestions
he had offered in some OF his publ
cations and in articles printed in the
press.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwar Stewart ar
rived in the city last week to make
their future home here, Mr.. Stewart
having accepted a position with the
Dakota Life as agent, and will be un.
del. the supervision of that prince OF
agency managers. w. P. Robson.
Local readers will be interested in
pursuing the article printed elsewhere
in this edition from the pen of Stella
Marie S%tutenroth, who speaks some
what in detail of numerous Water.
town and former Watertown people
now s%ojourning on the Pacific coast.
Ray Baxter and Miss May Hughes,
the former of this city and the latter
of Aberdeen. were united in marriage
last week at the Hub City. Their
numerous friends unite in extending
congratulations and in wishing the
young couple q long, happy and pros
porous journey over life's tempestuous
sea.
The old-time friends of Oliver Rain
ey will be panied to learn of his
illness in California, where he went
some time ago from his home at Spo-
kane, Wash, In the hope of recuper-
ating his health. His father, w. G.
Rainey, of this city. vas summoned
to California about Christmas and
is still with his son there.
A. w. Ransom, formerly manager
LOT The Saturday News. now a~ssociat-
ed with his brother in the manage
ment of the Educator Supply Co.. of
Mitchell, arrived in the city Monday
morning to attend to business mat
tiers for a few days. He has Q wide
circle of friends in the city and yicin.
ity who are always glad to shake his
hand.
u. L. Freed, of Sours G Freed, was
engaged by the county board to SUI
pervise the construction of the sew
eral bridges to be build in the county
this season. The arrangement with
him is that he shall be paid a per
centage of the cost of the bridges
for his work. Mr.. Freed bears the
reputation Of being well qualified for
the position, having a thorough un-
derstanding of the situation.
H. J.. F~ahnestock. vice president OF
the First National Bank. returned
Hast week from Ames, Ia, where he
had been looking over the blooded
stock situation in the Iowa agricul
tural college. He embraced the op
%portunity to visit with his son, Lud
low, who is taking a course in the
famous Institution. Mr.. Fred M
Brown, who also was at Ames dur
ing the week, returned with MI. Fahn
estock.
Mr.. P. A. Jorgenson. residing 81
miles east of Watertown, will hold ar
auction on Tuesday, March 6, begin
ming at / o'clock. Among the offer
ings are thirteen horses and colts
sixteen head of cattle, farm machin
cry, wagons, water tanks harness
125 tons Of hay, stoves and other ar
%ticles. A free lunch will be served
at noon. The usual terms will govern
the sale. Mr.. G. e. Wilson will ac'
as %auctioneer.
Oscar Peterson and Gladys Neven
helm, who have been husband AM
wife since some time in January
have just permitted the fact to be
come known. The bride resided a
Bemis with her parents, where she i
held in high respect by a large cir
Gle Of friends. The groom is in tn
employ of the Olson-Lee compan.
and commands the confidence of hi
!, associates. Their numerous friend
, join in wishing them a long and haI
py life.
In the real estate transfers recon
ly issued the printed description of
transfer in which Edw. T. Falvey j
interested read the EA of the SCI
of section Is, township 116, range 5!
whereas the reading should hav
been the EM of the EA Of the sam
section. The error has caused il
+ quiry to be made concerning the col
. rectness of the printed report, an
this correction is made SO that th