Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-04-26
Local Happenings.

Local Happenings.
Dr. christianson was up from Bry.
ant Monday.
DR.. z. G. Hill departed Saturday
evening for st. Paul.
Nate Calmenson made 4 business
trip to Aberdeen over Sunday.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. "a. A. Arm,
strong, Wednesday. April Is, a son.
Remember Mrs. English,s addresses
Friday evening and Sunday afternoon
Banker S. D. Boyd was owe from
Henry last Friday. attending to bust
ness matters.
J. w. Dougherty returned TUESDAY
from the twin cities, where he attend.
ed to business matters.
Miss Mae Olson and Miss Ann Moe
of Castlewood were guests of Miss
Fay Nicholson, Owe Sunday.
Miss Beulah Rowlands Of Aberdeen
came to the city last weekfo a visit
at the home of her sister, Mrs. ]. q.
Larson.
Miss Jeanette Crom, after visiting
in this city for a week, departed last
Friday for Montana where she re.
M her Red Cross work.
Mayor Ralph A. Durham, accom-.
panied by Captain w. G. Bower. Of.
the recently organized cavalry troop
at CLARK, was in the city Monday.
Mrs. H. Almly Of Minneapolis is in
the city, having come in pon tJ'
a telegram announcing the serious.
illness Of her brother, c. H. Woehler.
A new real estate man in the city
is w. H. Bushey who has established
Offices on the second floor of the o
N. Whistler building on Broadway
Carl Argabrite arrived in the city.
last Saturday from Minneapolis for a
brief visit with his brother, Louis:
Argabrite, and his sister, Mrs. J. w
Balsiger.
Mrs. Julia Taulson, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Mabel, arrived
from Los Angeles, Calf, last week,
for a brief visit at the home of her
brother, Fred M. Bronson.
Isidor Hanten has returned from i
trip to the REQ factory where he per
fected arrangements for a more ex-
peditious delivery of the noted car
to its Watertown agency.
Captain F. a. Marvin is holding
himself in readiness to resopnd to
expected orders to report at Fort
Smelling for special training prepare
tory to probable active service.
Geo. H. Marquis. Lawyer. (Ex-Judge
circuit court.) Heegaard Block. 26tf
Mrs. C. A. Pitt died Monday at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. John Mel
son, COZ Second street S. w. The
funeral a held yesterday from the
Methodist church at 2:3O O'Clock.
Captain Frank L. Bramble, on the
reserve list of the South Dakota Ma
tional Guard, may possibly be called
into service before the summer is
ended. He is holding himself in
readiness to respond when the cali
may come.
We'll. look at that--the sun is
actually shining remarked Geo
Buck, Of the Watertown Produce com
pany this morning as he met a report
i on the street. Its been so long
since we've seen the sun that We al
most forgot what it looked like-but
! guess that must be IT,
Several speakers touched upon va
rious phases Of the garden club prob
lem at a meeting id the high school
building yesterday morning. Among
the speakers were Miss Agnes Nor
ton Of the State College agricultural
extension department, w. M. MAR,
Of the same institution, and County
Agent A. w. Palm OF this city. The
parankteachers' association was in at
tendance in goodIy numbers
Auto Tops and Curtains
Work promptly and neatIy done.
New curtains, new tops. Or old / i
paired
COOKS HARNESS SHOP, Near