Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-01-18

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Watch Inspector for Four Railro.d,
WATERFOWL. s. 8.
Mrs A.SO. Stutenroth is spending J
Eortion CT Me winter in Texas 4 !
she reports. the weather has beer
lne.
The WatertOwn Business U~niversitv
na recently added q commercial law
department to its curriculum. b 4
Loucks, admitted to the bar snmr
months ago. has been placed Il
charge OF the class and win devntp
stated periods to instructions alnne
the lines indicated.
Erwin Ruggemer. who returned lac,
week from Richmond, MINI. where 81
visited friends, brought with him :
l9-pound muskellunge, OF what is
commonly termed a piokerel. the two
fish being closely related. He had II
prepared and served in the Dntch
room OF the Lincoln to the county 81.
ficials.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Keator and
daughter left the fore part of the
week for Keokuk, Ia, to visit friends
Hugh Z. Headly, Of the HeadI~
Auto Co, has returned from Hot
Springs, Ark, where he 6 a few
days ~rusticating and recuperating IN
order to ward off an attack OF rheu-
matism.
Donald Bannister, who was former
~ with the Headly people but who
OF late has been with the Overland
company, has returned to the Headly
company. Don" was at the Headly
warehouse SO long that the many pat
rons OF the establishment will be glad
7 Q see his smiling face at the old
stand again.
The Misses Agnes and Edith
Besha returned last week from Cree
ley. Colo, where they visited their
parents. Greeley, by the way. is a
most beautiful little city, about the
size Of WATERFOWL, or somewhat larg-
er, nesting in the midst Of one Of
the richest farming communities in
the Rocky Mountain state.
Friends of Father Slattery Of Henry
will be panied to learn OF the death
Of his father, David slattery, which
occurred a few days since. The re-
mains were inferred at Hixville, O..
Rev. Andrew g. Anderson was over
from Strandburg. s. d., yesterday, re-
naming for the banquet at the KAN
peska hotel in the evening.
The WATERFOWL Choral Society will
give h Messiah" at the Methodist.
church on Friday evening, February
sth. Rehearsals have been regularly
held within, the recent past and the
society feels that it is nearly ready
for the rendition OF this classic. Fur
Their reference to the matter will be
made in subsequent editions.
Fire destroyed the barn of the 4.
T. Leyerett residence property one
day last week. The property is sit
uated at 725 Second street N. w.
The origin of the fire is unknown. BY
the time the fire department reached
the scene the walls were pretty well
charreds and began to crumble as soon
as the stream of water was turned on.
Mrs. Russell Jensen returned to
WATERFOWL last Thursday evening at
ter spending two weeks with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Gamble. Mrs.
v. D Wilcox and children returned
home to, Watertowp Saturday evening
after spending two weeks with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. r. Hubbart
and family.-Brookings Home Mes
senger.
Mrs. A. j. Dokken and her sister,
Miss Lottie Ensberg, went to Water
town Monday to consult specialists
for the latter's health. G. I'll. Atkin-
son Paving CO., of Watertown, have
fled articles Of incorporation at Pierre
with a capitalization of 100000. The
incorporators are C. H. Atkinson, p.
w. Reed and Geo. w. Case. This is
OF local interest because Of the fact
that G. II. Atkinson, the principal in
corporator, lives in this city.-Brook-
ings Register.
Geo. n. Marquis, Lawyer. tEx-Judge
circuit COURT Heegaard Block. 26tf
With A. L. Sherin acting as INSTALL
ing officer, the following were in
stalled in the local M. B. A. lodge re-
Gently: President, Julia Witzel: vice
president, Mary Smith; chaplain, Ida
Kinsman; secretary and treasurer, II
10. Wood; conductor, Title Hare;
Waterman, James Hare; sentry, u g.
Gotchie; trustees, D. L. Mertz, W. w.
Skinner and A. l. Sherin. Following
the installation. State Manager r w
Green delivered a brief address. The
ceremonies of the evening concluded
with a banquet.
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