Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-08-30
PELICAN.

PELICAN.
George Lebert and on, Walter
were attending to business matter.
at the formers farm in this section
a portion of the past week.
Miss Myrtle Scott was assisting
Mrs. f. M. Brist during the threshine
season.
Mrs. Mary Hendricks, Miss Myrtle
Scott and Henry Brist were Water
town shoppers one day the middle OF
the week.
Miss Verna Lebert, of WATERFOWL
assisted her aunt at the Boxeldei
farm from Thursday until Saturday.
Etferdt KaIlis spent Saturday fore
noon with Herbert Klatt, bicycle rid
ing.
Walter Lebert autoed out this way
Saturday evening and his sister ac.
companied him home.
Julius Kaliis was a business caller
in this vicinity on Saturday evening.
The Grover Lutheran church was
dedicated last Sunday. A large al
tendance was present in the forenoon
and a very large attendance in the
afternoon. Three services We're held.
one in English and two in German.
Rev. j. r. Bauman and wife, OF
Red Wing, Minnesota, attended the
church dedication here last Sunday
and visited with old-time friends in
this neighborhood and at Henry a
portion of the past week, returning
home the port part OF this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Thiede and
family were dinner guests at the
John Lebert home, Sunday.
Rev. X. Polzin, of WATERFOWL; Rev
Max q. Mlchaels, of Henry, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Born and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Born and children, Mr..
and Mrs, George Lebert, Miss Aug
usta Rau and a number of other Wa
t~ertownites attended the Lutheran
church dedication at Grover, Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lentz autoed
up from the neighborhood of Hayti to
attend services at Grover and we're
dinner guests at the Paul lilly home
Sunday.
The William Hemiller family and
sister, Ella, attended church service
and dedication at Grover, Sunday, and
spent the remainder Of the day visit
siIE al liG - ctEI OCiltI6T HUME. MI.
ScheTer assisted his spn-in-law and
family here and back With his new
car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lebert were
Watertrwn callers, Sunday afternoon.
Frank ran his car home, which was
laid imp for repairs in WATERFOWL
since last week Monday.
Earl Lsbert spent Monday fufF-
noon visiting with Herbert Klatt at
tho HBaSeIder farm.
Miss Hasten, of Hazel, is assisting
Mrs. Albert Lebeft during threshing.
Paul Born, 81 WATERFOWL, was as
sisting mis- brothers al the farm d por-
ton cit the past week.
The zanlows entertained many Wis
itors at their home last Sunday.
mr.. and Mrs. John Hacker and chill
dren. accompanied by Mrs. Ed. AM
acher and baby, autoed To Bitter Med
ieirls lake Sunday afternoon.
Emil ScnoIfield. Aug. ZanloW and
the u Kiatt family were visitors.
bit Stssy Point, Lake Kampeska, sun
day afternoon.
Emil Piraholt has sold his general
Sfora ii Groesr, and was invoicing,
the first of this week.
Mrs Zamow and son, Carl, were
Watertswn shoppers % Monday af
fsrIoof.
Mrs. George Scott spent all dag
Montay With her sisters. Misses Ruth
Rachel and Myrtle Mapeg.
Jesse Mape8 searched for d stray
ID Tuesday morning. which was
safsut in lat the BoxeIder farm.
1.-The school room In This district was
treated to d thorough serubbir1g this
week as,t the winter term Of school
VIII begin next Monday morning
Miss Blanca i1eHnloia. III Mater
town, y assisting Mrs. John Hacker
with tareshing.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. r. Lebert, OF Wa
feftown visitors al shelr farm
one day the first of the week.
Herbert Klatt spent a pleasant III.
ternoon with Berthold and Willie
Klatt, last Tuesday.
light frost Yisited this section
last Monday night, deing little dam
are ID garden SstufY and corn,
Mr.sDtto ZaInDw was d Sunday Wis.
itor Iii Henry with relatives. His
E0r, Dale Is visiting his sister there
az present.
Edgar Guefther. i missionary
from Arizona. will hold SERVICES at
the Grover Lutheran church. next
Sunday afternoon at 2ss30. coIIec.
ton Wiil b0$$taken for the benefit of
the Indian missionary There will
b no raurf1ing services at this church
FOLEY