Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-05-10

WaterfownVisitors
Mrs. Andrew Norgaard returned
Sunday from Watertown where she
has been visiting her sister. Mrs
Einar Knudson, at the Bartron hos
pital.-Lake Norden Enterprise.
Archie Cook went To Watertownl
Monday to enlist, but he failed to pass
the required physical examination AT
this time, and was rejected. He may
try again after recruiting his health
a little.-cIear Lake Courier.
yatertown has become widesawake
snd has not only raised one troop Of
volunteer cayalrymen. but is now in q
fair way to muster another. AS Teddy
Roosevelt would say: Bully for Wa
MISUNDERSTANDING Home Messen.
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Watertown Sunday evening. w
EA. Eokenbrack, OF Watertown, trans
acted business here Wednesday.
A. Wright and wife, formerly residents
of Hayti, but now Of WATERFOWL, visits
ed. at the Brufiat home sunday.-Hayti|
Herald.
Geo. w. Cobel returned Friday morn
ing from WATERFOWL where he had
been on business for the First Ma
tional bank. DR.. w. s. Shepherd
district superintendent Of the Water
town M. e. district, was in the city
Friday on church aHairs.-Brookings
Register.
Miss Hilda Carlson, who has recent
~ been employed at the state school
came UP from her home near Candy,
Sunday, and visited until Monday
with Gary friends, leaving Monday
evening for WATERFOWL, where she
will take training as a nurse at the
Bartron hospital.-Gary Inter State.
Attorney P. +. Loucks, of Water
town, was in South Shore Saturday
on business. John King was up
from Watertown Wednesday looking
after his farm interests. Ray Stew
ems and Miss Irene Bashford went to
Watertown Tuesday evening to see
the parade Of patriotism.-South
Shore Republican.
Mrs. Leach and daughter returned
Thursday morning from a few days
stay at Watertown, S. d.. Mrs. Thes-
envitz and two daughters returned
from Watertown. S. D., where they
had been visiting for a few days.
Mrs. Will Mix returned home on Fri
day morning from Watertown, S. D.,
where she had been visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. Baxter.-Nassau (Min-
nesota) Review.
Emma Bakken went up to Water
town Friday morning, returning the
next day. Mrs. Al. j. Eggum and
IAmanda Evenson went to WATERFOWL
Monday afternoon, returning the
next morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Mead came down from Watertown the
first of the week to remain several
days, Mr.. Mead to do some surveying
northeast of town, while Mrs. M. will
visit with home folks and friends
Toronto Herald.
Earle Cobel and family motored ia
Watertown day last week, accom-
panied by the asafe blower, Archie
Cochran and Miss Mildred Boswell OF
~Castlewood, but the report that the
safe blower got hit in the eye with,
the cork of an exploding champagne
bottle at the Lincoln hotel, is not true;
he remained there a week attending
the minister convention of the Mime
sofa Synod-Dempster Correspond
ence in Estelline Tribune.
Erick Foss and Marvin Bork were
callers in WATERFOWL Monday. Mrs.
Flrod Was a Waterfowl visitor Sat
urday. Peter Lunde made the Wa
tertown round trip Tuesday. Mr..
and Mrs. All. Scott left Monday eve
ming for Watertown where he vas
present for enlistment duties. i. 81
Hanson sold sixty bushels Of corn to
Mr.. Erickson at WATERFOWL last week
to be used as seed in different parts
Of North and South Dakota.-vienna
Standard.
Mrs. pr: H Chase and Mrs. b. HI
Lamont went to WATERFOWL Thursday
to attend the state VIC. q. o. com
vention Elmer Krull, who has
been looking after business matters
and visiting friends In Willow Lakes
vicinity, returned to his home at wa
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