Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-03-15
It's Good IL II Comes from Halbkat's
Chas. F. Halbkat
Jeweler and Scientific Optician
Watch Inspector for Four Railroads
WATERFOWL, S. D.

WEN 0Mu 6SACAtAAkL Opt4SAnAA
Watch Inspector for Four Railroads
WATERFOWL, S. D.
A dance will be given at the A. o.
u. w. hall this evening.
Banker L. e. Foss was over from
Henry the fore part OF the week.
DR.. HI. G.. Parsons was appointed
milk inspector by the mayor and coun-
ell.
DR.. G. S. O'Toole made a profes-
sional trip to Vienna the first Of the
week.
L. Schoepp of Henry was in the
city attending to business matters the
fore part of the week.
G. w. Randlett, superintendent of
the state agricultural extension work,
arrived in the city to assist County
Agent A. w. Palm at the farmers in
stitute at Grover.
st. Patrick's Day in the Morning
day after tomorrow. Do you smoke?
Well, don't let anybody catch you
smoking anything but a WATERFOWL
made cigar!
The second of the series of dances
by the Fourth Regiment band was
given Tuesday evening. A very large
attendance was gratifying to the band
management, and the event was a
most enjoyable one.
DIR. Schoolcraft, accompanied by his
sister and his father, departed the
latter part of last week for Ames, Ia,
in response to a telegram announcing
the illness of another sister. Mr..
Schoolcraft, the senior, resides at
| washington Springs, S. %.
The last meeting of the rife club
developed the best score of the season
i'm fact, the best record of the yea
The score was 988 out of a possible
1000, the individual scores being as
follows: q. d. Lacy, 1893; Paul Born,
1873; DR.. G. A. Abbott, 1877; Claire
Larson, 1877; DR.. H. c. Parsons, 1877.
Major Riddle of Minneapolis. MINI,
on behalf of the Salvation Army, will
conduct two special services at the
Army ball, ZOE s. Broadway, on
Thursday and Friday, March 22-2s,
SoA1LlCuClA6 dI Q ClOCh III Luc cVo-
ming. The major is rated as a very
ane speaker and an excellent must
clan. All are cordially invited.
On Tuesday, March goth, at the j.
W. Martin farm, one mile west and
one-half mile north of Waterfowl,
Mr.. John Carter will offer for sale at
auction q large list OF property, in
Guiding Is head OF horses and colts,
II head of cattle, farm machinery,
implements and tools. The sale will
begin at 1 o'clock sharp. G. G. Gid
den will act as auctioneer. A free
lunch will be served at noon.
A few improved lots on North
Broadway at a bargain. Call sos N.
Broadway. 400
Mrs. Saphronia Durham, mother
of Mrs. II. &C. Parsons, died at the
home of her daughter, Miss Edith
Durham, last Thursday afternoon.
The remains were taken to Manches-
ter. Ia, for interment, accompanied
by the son Of the deceased, Ralph
Durham OF Clark, and the daughter,
Miss Edith. The deceased was II
years of age and had been ailing for
the past two years.
The following have been granted
permits to sell milk in the city OF
Watertown under the terms OF the
ordinance recently adopted. e. I. Lam
(, Ply, ". B. Barcley, J H. Davis, Joe
blouse, G. e. Risch, Frank Miller,
Carl Carlson, John ~Stoltenburg, G.. b.
Morehouse, G.. w. Logan, Syver Iver.
son, H. B. Markus, Peter Jorgenson.
&c. S. Wright, Ray Makepeace. Miles
Makepeace, Mike S. Schoonover, Hen
ry Nelson and A.G. Ellis.
The Lake Norden Enterprise refers
as follows to a show that didn't show
at its city last week: "A show troupe,
travelling under the ~appellation Of La
Belle Marie and Her Dancing Maids,
arrived here Tuesday evening for a
show to be given in the city hall
Wednesday and Thursday. They were
refused admittance by the hall all,
liberties after inquiries had been
made of the opera house management
at Nunda where the company appear.
ed last"
Many WATERFOWL people pleasantly
remember Mr.. and Mrs. "A. r. Stowe,
Mr.. Stowe formerly having been in
the employ OF g. r. Halbkat as watch
maker. The Stoves recently became
the proud ~possessors Of a baby
daughter, as The Saturday News an.
nounced at the time. Acard from
i Mrs. Stowe to a WATERFOWL friend
Isays this baby is the only thing that
ever was or is expected to be. She
has two teeth and can sit alone. q
think, adds the fond mother, athai
she will talk next week. Her cheeks
are like big, red peaches and her eyes
just twinkle all the time" Mrs
stoves friends here rejoice with her
over the advent of such a highly
priced member Of the family.