Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-28
Y e Comes from Hatbkat,s
Chas. /. Halbkat
Jeweler and Scientific Optician
Watch Inspector Tor -Four RaiIroads
WATERFOWL, s. B.

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Watch Inspector Tor FOUR Railroad.
WATERFOWL, s. B.
Bert B. Preston of Aberdeen was i
guest for q few days at the b. Z.
Craven home.
Did You get those c~hautauqua tick
ets? Because, If you didn't you've
missed something.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. q, Noonan left YES
terday for Sioux Falls to visit with
friends for few days.
MI and Mrs. Henry Haan, Of
kranzburg, were guests at the +. HI:
hiuckman home Monday.
County Commissioner j. R. Mich
aels and wife departed last week for
q brief pleasure trip to the Black Hills
region
Miss Ida Mulholland returned last
week from Blackfoot, Idaho, where
she visited her sister, Mrs H. d.
MacCosham.
Mrs. ]: "A. Sheffield, of Lincoln, Neb.
arrived in the city last week for a
visit at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. Lester Klein.
Estrayed-One 8 year old bay mare,
small star in forehead. Finder please.
notify John Jutting, Castlewood, s.. D..
and receive reward. 81
Lake kampeska lots for sale at
East Yahota. inquire Of Mrs. Frances
P. Hopkins, 525 e. Kemp Ave-, or.
phone 1920. Soft
The chautauqua tent was erected
on the vacant space south Of the
Methodist church, the site it occu-
pied some years ago. Il
e. w. Sykes, who is superintend-
ing the completion OF some contract
ing work at Henry, was in town over
Sunday with his family.
Center your attention upon the
chautauqua this week and up to and
including Monday night. After that
it will be proper to think about the
circus.
Mrs. T.. H. White, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Marjorie, were up
from Castlewood last week for a visit
at the home Of Mrs. Whites sister,
Mrs. ). B. Bennett.
Miss Ella johnson and her broth
er, Hardwick johnson, of New Rich
mond, Mimi, arrived in the city last
week for a visit at the home of their
brother, b. X. Johnson.
Miss Alta Duryee returned last
week from st. Louis, Mo, where she
has been teaching. She will spend
the summer vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Duryee:
Mrs. w. Waffel and daughter, Lee
ona, Of Dalton, Ill, who were guests
at the j. w. Balsiger home, have re-
turned to their Illinois home, going
by way of Minneapolis, where they
visited friends. 4
John b. Ogg,s of the postofKce force,
has received word of a paralytic
stroke sustained by his father, living
In Idaho. MI. Ogg may be summoned
to his fathers bedside unless a turn
in indicated for the better within a
few days.
Martin Deville, of Waverly, was
in the city yesterday shopping says
a contemporary. Fact is, Mr.. De
Vile was reducing himself half a man,
and the worser half at that, since his
special mission in town was getting a
better half
Mrs. ]. b. Bird. while visiting at
sibley. Ia.. the other day, had the
pleasure Of meeting Mrs. u. A. Min
ton. who. with her husband n son,
was a near neighbor Of the SANDY
of the editor of The Saturday News
in Colorado some years ago. Mrs
MiRton hopes to visit Watertown in
the a future.
Some hope. has been revived in this
locality concerning the location OF
The army cantonment, it having been
reported that army engineers In
charge of the preliminary work at
Des Moines having reached the on
ciusion that the site selected at Des
Moines is not adapted to the pur-
nose. But this is a matter OF con
lecture, to some extent since INC
selection Of the Iowa capital was held
in Allowance, pending further investis
CATION, and the selection has since
been confirmed.
FOR SALE.
one freproof safe. medium size
One National cab register l$250.oO
size).
One "veribestn hat conformation.
one Edison rotary mimeograph.sNo.
nc.
writer.
White pine, oak faced shelving,
several hundred feet. M