Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-01-25
Watertown Visitors.

WatertoWn Visitors.
Chris Larson was at Watertown last
week Thursday. /. o. M. Knadle was
at Watertown yesterday. Mr.. Han
ten from WATERFOWL. accompanied by
Otto Behrens of Bryant, was out to
o X. Neshem's to warm UP Ole.s REQ
fever one day last week. - Vienna
Standard.
Fred Petit returned Wednesday
evening from Watertown, where he
attended the state horticultural meet.
ing. He reports that his mother,
Mrs. g. A. Petit, was seriously in.
.jured Tuesday afternoon by being run
over by an automobile. She received
a broken arm and a number of bad
bruises.-Millow Lakes News.
Ralph jerks was a passenger for
Watertown Wednesday morning. !.
K. Peterson was attending to bust
ness matters in WATERFOWL on Wed.
nesday. I. Miss Helen Tarbell Of Wa
tertown was a week end guest of Miss
Florence Bohri. R. j. Hart of Wa
tertown was a caller at the Griffin
home here Tuesday.-Clark Courier,
Herbert Hanson went to his home
i'm Watertown Friday evening and re-
manned over Sunday. "A. &C. Nelson
and DR.. C. T. iHelmey had three a
loads of ice shipped from Lake KAN.
,peska last week. Matt Koisti, Paul
Draeger, Chas. Foster, n. T0rgerson
and Gust Reich went to WATERFOWL
Saturday to attend the moving pic
ture feature, Civilization" They re-
turned home Monday.-Lake .Norden
Enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Stoltz were
guests of Watertown friends Wednes-
I day. Miss Florence Wendell was
having dental work done in Water
town Saturday. "A bootlegger from
Hayti is now being entertained in the
Codington county Jail at the expense
OF the taxpayers of this county. He
was caught with the goods last week
and justice court placed him under
bonds to appear at the next term Of
circuit court.-Hazel Register.
DR.. and Mrs. T. G. Haight left last
Tuesday for their home in Wa
tertown. The move was made we nm
derstand so that the6doctor could Sbe
more centrally located for his bust
ness. He is planning on establishing
Offices in several nearby towns and
WatertoWn offers better rail facilis
ties for making his trips. We are
sorry tosIose this estilnable family
from Clear Lake and Hust they will
find pleasant surroundings and pros
paritys in their new homes-Clear Lake;
Courier.
w. A. Current was a visitor at Wa
tertown overs Sunday. Leslie Gooch
8 went down 10 Watertown Tuesday
to take in the State Horticul-
sstural Society meet at that place.
"A beet sugar factory for Watertown
is being agitated by their Chamber of
Commerce. Republican hopes that.
they are successful in their efforts,
.as beet sugar sfactory would be of
igreat benefit not only to WATERFOWL,
but all of Codington county and ad.
jacent territory. Our farmers are in
favor. of anything that will enrich the
epuntsM-south Shore Republican.
Ralph Corbett returned MONDAY
morning from a few days visit at Wa
WATERFRONT. Mrs. A. v. Smith of
WATERFOWL, was an over-Sunday Wis.
itor at the ]. F. Carlson home.
Watertown is to be maaie the headll
quarters Of the superintendent of thel
western division of the M. & st. I'll
railroad and it is currently reported
that the managers of the Northwest.
sfn road have decided to lay heavier
1sals IN their Eoad. This viii give an
opportunity to ennploy larger eng1nes,
and will prevent. SO much aggrayatingI
delay in trains znring the wfnter.--
Gary Inter State.
VIM. sHeki was a business caller in
sWatertosgn Wednesday,. S. b. Croth-
ers went to Watertcwn Wednesday,
afternoon en business, r. e. John4
son Of Waterfowl returned home
Monday evening after a visit with his
daughter, Mrs.. Birkemo, and friends
OF this city. Gladys Joy, Goldie
SEQ. Trulpm, Harry GlilIikson
and Tom ShelstaEtook IN the show,
Civilization, at W4tertown last Fri
day evening and returned home Sun
day morning. Fred Gunderson went
Watertown Monday evening where
he was Joined III a party OF Derr nna.