Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-11-01

& everyhOdyss liking When fhec0Sl
Imam grins the corsVmers#lOokS
. glunas and wise versa.
% YOU take The Saturday News:
or coursewe knew u Notxith.
some of sem Din more ways than one
! large proportion OF thesshOmeS 0f
Codington county.
This cool weather has come onsRhOMt
as early as IN any previous year 81.
though old timers ayef that AWAY
back In 1880, somewhere Int that
\ neighborhend, heavy fall of snow
l came in October and remained until
the following spring.
John b. Burt has leasedthe Alfred
Schulze house on Second avenue s
.iW., and will remove his family from
II South Shore to WATERFOWL within$the
. nextsfew days. Mr.&Burt comes here
! to take charge Of the new tile plant
which is preparing To begin opera
tions.
After today, be sure to ailx three
cents in postage to your letter II
lyon fail to- get the three cents ON,
don't blame the postmaster for return
ing your epistle for further postage,
] since it is not optional with him
! It's a requirement ofthe department
at Washington.
The work Of preparing the grounds
and the buildings TOR the new flie
plant has been commenced, acreW
al 81 men having been put to work Men,
/ day BY John d. Burt, the Tnanager'
THE site Isl west or the Great Northern
! railroad depot, in the vicinity 5Of the
\ Kampeska Materials coInpany's era
I vel pits.
Miss Josephine Faltqual departed
! Hast week for Washington, intending
to stop of at Tracy for brief visit
/ with her parents. She had received
/ Information to the effect that she had
successfully passed the civil service
! examination and was io
i the the national capital to begin mel
/ duties in the department
The Brookings Register mentions 2
visit in its city OF Rev. F.#C. Norman
3 formerly pastor of the Scandinavian
! Lutheran church I'M Watertown, and
/ adds: ga couple OF weeks g Mr.,
n Norman and his congregation ALVIN.
! dom. MINI. celebrated his twenty
! fifth anniversary in the ministry an
! his people presented him with a purse
OF over $4,000"
Gray's studio is taking girls pho
! tos to be sent to- the boys IA the
I training camps and 1.-THE 'front.' JOLT
. the procession and have yours taken:
MI ~
I ray Schoultz. who is employed on
the Norden Motor Co. garage autoed
1 to WATERFOWL Saturday In his speed
4 buggy ITO spend the weekend. He
claims to- be able to make pretty
good time with his car between
! breakdowns. We admit he is right
We spent the best part of an hour
I once going down to the lake with
him.-Lake Norden Enterprise
! IJarlie Sheppard lis o TO befound
I In The SATURDAY. News mechanical
ETdeDartment. He cafne over froIl%Mal
J lace Monday to begin his duties
! Harlie was connected with the paper
for some time a year ago, but 81 late
he had been helping his dad ia thu
scout Office at Wallace. Like his
dad. Harlie makes up in length via
he lacks in width.
Mrs. r.. Lindquist, Mrs. q, Karte
rud and Mrs. Susan Shelsta drove &C
8 8 NJ tterttow wa ssata q aysste transact bust
ness. s.. MI, and Mrs. VandaWaTka
!. and Earl Joy went to WateTtown SAT
: urday night TO visit with relatives
over Sunday. Il. Herman Lldolph ano
family OF Pipestone, Mimi, visited a q
the G. n. Montville home WedIesday
enroute t q Watertown to Visit reia
tives.-Hayti Herald.
. miss NinaNAulta OF Watertown spent
t Sunday with home folks here. .- MISS
Julia Schmidkunz Of WATERFOWL
snent Sunday with home folks here
i Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Arzberger and
J daughters and Mrs. Leo Walsh autoed
I. III WATERFOWL Saturday. Mt. ano
Mrs. Wm Seipp and Olive of Wa,
tertown and Mrs. s. M scottren ans
n Ida spent Sunday at the Guy HaTrl'
VI son rural home.-Hazel Register
Ole Brekke and Miss Olive Thoe
, we're married iii Watertown October
nth. The 8 is a native of this
). locality and iii most favorabfy known
as a capable young man, while TINS
bride has resided iii Wallace for about
/, eight years and stands high in9IIiany
J accomplishments. They startout ~
J life under propitious skies and many
friends hope no clouds will come to
darken their pathway wallace seout
The friends OF Rev. ~
Hall, formerly pastor OF IL First
Methodist church id this city, Will
read with interest the following from
the Brookings Register Rev. p, F
Hall, former pastor the Az IA
church was d visitor inathe city lgat