Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-03-15
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Robert Darrick left Monday for Wa
tertown, where he will visit his
mother, Mrs. Guy Warner.-Webster
World.
w. G. Douglas and Mart Sheridan
were at WATERFOWL Monday. They
made the trip by auto and report hard
wheeling.-WiHow Lakes News.
e. b. Huffman was a business visit
or to Watertown, Thursday Of last
week. Frank Simonton was looking
after business matters at Watertown,
Thursday Of last week. Miss Nettie
Harkins went to WATERFOWL last Fri
day to visit at the home of her sis
ter for q few days.-Gary Inter State.
Mrs. e. J. Weisel left Tuesday for
Watertown where the family will
make their home in the future. e.
GU Montgomery was in WATERFOWL
Monday on business matters. n. o..
Haugen went to Watertown Saturday
on business matters. 3. b. Michaels
editor of the Collegian, spent the week
end with his parents at Watertown.-
Bookings Register.
Ed. Carlson returned Tuesday
morning from a visit at WATERFOWL.
. Rev. y. B. Reinertsen of Watertown
held services at the East and West
Norden churches Sunday. "a num-
Der OF local people are planning on
attending a b. Y. P. U. rally at Wa
tertOwn next Tuesday. a. Gene Eigle
was a Watertown visitor Monday.
Doris Olson visited friends in Water
town Thursday. Miss Anna Palm
returned Friday from a visit in Water
town.-Lake Norden Enterprise.
Last Saturday Geo. w. Dixon, of
WATERFOWL, gave 9 very interesting
talk on potato raising and planting. a
large attendance resulted, and all
were greatly taken with the proceed
ings. After a two hours talk, Mr..
DIXON was prevailed upon to give
Elkton another date in which he could
finish up this vital subject. He proved
to a certainty that it is far more
profitable to the farmer to raise pota-
toes than to try to raise corn. The
meeting was held in Albert Koehn's
store, and his courtesy is fully ap-
preciated by all.-Elkton Record.
Nicholas Weber, one of the old-tim-
ers of Castlewood, but now located at
Watertown, arrived here Tuesday
morning to look after his farming in
~terests and to visit with his many
friends. John Wa1klin came down
from Watertown Saturday and spent
the day visiting and looking after
some business affairs. John has but
recently returned from the south
where he spent the winter months
and his wife is still in the Southland.
Mr.. Walklin was a former resident
of this place and as he is well and ia
vorably known his welcome visits are
duly appreciated by his friends.-
Castlewood Republican.
R. s. Lockhart of WATERFOWL was a
welcome guest in Clear Lake last
Monday. Rob only comes here now
between trains, but his visits aresal-
ways welcome just the I'M The
Courier received a pleasant call last
Monday from Andrew SmedIey OF wa
tertown who is one af the old terri
torial residents of Lowe township In
this county. Mr.. SmedIey made a for
tune from his Deuel. county lands and
now is engaged in the plumbing bust
ness at WatertoWn. He will have a
bid before the commissioners tomor-
row for the plumbing contract Of our
new court house.-Clear Lake Cour-
Tier.
Miss Stella Best, Jack Goggins and
viii Minor drove to WATERFOWL Mon
day evening. Mrs. Fred Gabert
spent last week Thursday night visit