Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-03-01
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A. c. Miller went to Waterfowl
Monday afternoon where he was
t%ransacting business for a few days
Marietta (Minn.) News.
H. D. Rice, president Of the PEG,
pies Savings bank of Watertown, was
attending to business matters in this
city Tuesday.-Clark Courier.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Lawrence spent
a couple of days at Watertown this
week where w. B. attended a meet
Life Insurance company Doland
Times-Record.
Charlie Polfus went to Watertown
Thursday afternoon. Albert Storlie
made a business trip to Watertown
Tuesday. E.. O. Smogard of Wa
tertown spent Sunday with his fam
ily here. Mrs. Steve Street and
son, Albert, returned from Watertown
Friday.-Reyillo Item.
Ivan Cobel spent Sunday with
friends in Watertown. . G.. L. Shaw,
of WATERFOWL, was here on business
matters Saturday. G. G Morrison
Was d w dlbIIoWH tlSltOi last rTIudy
on business matters. E. L. Houston,
of Watertown, was in the city Mon
day on business matters.-Brookings
Register.
John Scanlan and D. w. Perry are
at Watertown this week attending a
meeting of the stockholders of the
Dakota Life Insurance Co. Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. l.. Blake came up from Wa
tertown Saturday. MI. Blake came
UP from Watertown Saturday. Mr..
Blake returned Tuesday while his wife
will remain for a time visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Alexander.
Bradley Globe.
H. J.. Walters, of Watertown, was
here on business last Friday and Sat
urday. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Quinn
were in WATERFOWL the first of last
week. Mr.. and Mrs. N. J.. Burgess
spent Friday evening at the P. F.
Marquardt home. Gunder johnson
went to Watertown the first of last
week to remain a few days. . r. S
Riddle went to WATERFOWL Saturday
evening and returned home Monday
morning.-Badger Correspondence in
Lake Norden Enterprise.
Fred Jackson was a passenger to
Watertown Monday. Mrs. John
Strom was a WATERFOWL passenger
Monday. Mrs. l.. C. Larson went to
WATERFOWL Monday where she is re-
ceiving medical treatment. Mrs.
Fjelstad and son, Helmer, were Wa
tertown visitors this week, Monday
and Tuesday. Mrs. Robert Shanks
of Watertown is visiting at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. E. A. Adams.
John Kirkeby and P. o. Brekke
have been drawn as jurors at the
converting of the March term of court
at Observation-Disclosures Scout.
+ e. B. Borman was in Watertown
Wednesday. Mrs. Orland Trumm
and baby visited friends in Watertown
alfew days last week. John Weber
of Watertown had business before the
court here a few days this week.
Lou Peters of the Gray Construction
| Co. of Watertown was in town yester-
day on business. Albert Peterson,
was a Watertown visitor n said the
roads were very rough. Mrs. G. *.
Springer was at Watertown from Fri
day until Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Zekke took their little girl to
Watertown for medical treatment, the
little one having been ailing for some
time. Our G. N. agent, Emil Holme,i
spent Saturday evening in WatertoWn
and returned Sunday morning. Mrs.
Marsh Edwards and children of Wa
tertown and Roy Bachelor of Castle
wood, spent Sunday with the Earl
Edwards family. Rev. G. f. Bonner
and daughter, Miss Thelma, of Wa
tertown, came Tuesday to attend and
help in the meetings and to visit at
the Hager home.-Hayti Herald.
Mrs. McGillivray and two sons
passengers to Watertown Monday.
Lester Monahan is doing Frank Robb,s
choles while he is in Watertown
receiving medical treatment. viii
McGrath was a Watertown visitor
Saturday. . Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Dalton
rejoice over a baby girl born one day
last week in the Watertown hospital.
Rev. Max Michaels spent last FRI
day with friends in Watertown. . /.
Leo Smith and Harry Cafferty went
to Watertown Monday to e Ramona
at the Met. John Nicholson was a
Waterfowl visitor last Friday. Miss
Alice Kingslien spent over Sunday in
WATERFOWL. . Miss Anna MaGrath
came down from Watertown Monday
to help the boys get ready to move.
Mrs. Andrus, the Misses Catherine
and Lucy Riley were passengers to
Watertown last Saturday. Mrs. a..
spent the day with her husband at the
hospital. Mrs. Moller and Mrs. Leo
Smith went to Watertown Saturday
morning and returned at noon with.
Mrs. Perkins and little son.-Henry
Independent.
c. r. Wendlinng of Kellerton re-
turned from a trip to Watertown on
Tuesday evening. MI. and Mrs.
Chas. Wolf and daughter of Grover
vicinity spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mr.. VOLTS parents in Water
town. Ed. Blocher was numbered
among the Hazeltes who trod the
streets of Waterown Tuesday. He
was there attending the stockholders
meeting Of the Dakota Life. Judge
Adams, H. B. Cottrell and Albert
Ascher arrived from Waterfowl Tues