Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-01-04
Did you forget to write it 1917

I1OIdce McMannerS was Water.
town visitor Tuesday night. VIM.
AFFORD went to Waterfowl Tuesday
evening to visit friends a few days.
c. D. Hewitt TENDED to business.
matters in Watertown Tuesday.
Attorney A j.. Hangar came down
from Watertown Saturday and visit,
ed here until Tuesday afternoon
Revillo Item.
Mrs. L. M. Curl went to WATERFOWL
Friday to visit at the home Of her
mother during the holidays. . . Mrs.
Roy Wheaton and baby came down
from Watertown Saturday to visit her
parents.-Gary Inter State.
Dick Hindman, our depot agent,
spent Christmas day in Watertown.
Bonnie OQuist and Anna Palm ar.
rived Saturday for a holiday visit with
relatives. They returned to Water
town Tuesday, accompanied by v. b.
tVrantzy Mr.. Frantz returned this
morning.-Lake Norden Enterprise.
Geo. Keister went to Watertown
last Friday evening and returned in
company with his brother. John, who
had been in the hospital there for
some time. Charles Batein and
Charles Mills returned last Saturday
morning from WATERFOWL where they
had been since the previous morning.
oh. yes, they went on business err
rands and of curse they were very
much peeved because the train did
not u that evening and they had to
stay over night.-Clark Courier.
Frank McDermott has become man
ager of the local branch of the Over
land company in this city. Nj. Nc
Dermott, who has been a resident of
Bryant for some years past, where
he has had extensive automobile ex-
%perience, succeeds l.. r. Chesbro, who
has been promoted to the position of
general sales manager for the state
of South Dakota. Mr.. McDermott is
cordially welcomed to the business in
terests of the city, and the many
friends Of Mr.. Chesbro extend con-
CALCULATIONS over the success which
has marked his management of the
Overland interests.
Friends of Mrs. S. b. Dickinson ex-
tend to her and family their sincere
sympathy in the death of her mother,
Mrs. Ellen M. Shurtlen, who passed
away at the home Of her daughter in
Portland, Ore. For years prior to the
removal of DR.. and Mrs. Dickinson
and family from this city Mrs. Shurt-
LEFT had made her home with them.
She joined them in November last in
Portland, having spent the interim
at the home of her son. w. H. Shurt-
LEFT, in Sioux Falls. Mrs. Shurtleff
hadsa wide circle of friends in this
city who held her in high esteem.
Chance White and family autoed to
Watertown Saturday. !. E. Skogstad,
e. Nesmith and Oscar Skogstad were
Watertown visitors last week Thurs
day. /. Mrs Krist Gilbertson and fam
lily enjoyer a visit with her mother,
brother and sister, from WATERFOWL,
Christmas. P. N. Larson, George
Moody and daughter, Len Gabert and
Ernest Putnam visited Watertown
Friday. Martin Klaith of Minneota,
Mimi, and Miss Lillian Ness of Wa
tertown, visited with the latter's
brother, Carl, on the farm west OF
town the first of the week. Magnus
Tote, Jim Larson, Fred Coffey, Jim
Painter and Lars Venge we're among
those from this locality who spent a
few hours in WATERFOWL Saturday
Florence Forum.
Mrs. Rhoda c. Smith and daughter,
Vivian, came down from Watertown
Monday for a few days. visit at the
D. s. Smith home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Hoy and the latter's sister,
Miss Alma Hasle, came down from
Watertown Monday for a short visit
with relatives. Paul Davis, who is
now employed in the electric plant in
WATERFOWL, came down Saturday and
visited until Monday evening with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Davis. /.
Edgar C. Olson came up from Sioux
Falls this week to assist in taking
inventory in his store and will go
from here to Waterfowl. We are
pleased to learn that his business
houses have all made progress this
year, and that his family is well.
John Dokken went up to Watertown
Friday to spend Christmas with his
daughter. M. G. Carlisle arrived
home last Friday from Watertown,
where he attended a meeting Of the
Home Messen-
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