Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-05-24

Jensen, who has been acting al nurse
at the BaTtron hospital iii Waters
town. y at home for a short visit.
Miss Signe Palm went 10 WatertoWn
Thursday where she underwent ii 81.
GRAFTON for tonsilitis. She returned
home Sunday morning. 4. Hans Pet
Ierson, who was recently operated on
for appendicitis, returned home from
Watertown last week. He states lie
fs feeling pretty good again.-Lake
Norden Enterprise.
John Mulder and Sam Walker were
Watertown business visitors Monday.
a. H. Pease came down from wa
tertown Monday morning TO set up
the new 12-foot Austin-Western grad
er for this commissioner district and
to give q practical demonstration of
the working Of the immense road
maker. 3. MI. and Mrs. J.. u. Bennett
Of Watertown and Mrs. J. g. Sharp
OF Rhame, N. D., were Castlewood
visitors Sunday. AS they were former
residents Of this place and are well
and f%avorably known their welcome
visit was duly enjoyed and appreci-
ated by their many friends.-Castle-
wood Republican.
Mrs. Earl Jones returned Tuesday
from a few days visit with home
folks at WATERFOWL. 4. Mrs. Frank
Baker and daughter, Mary, were WIS.,
itors with relatives at WATERFOWL on
Sunday. =. Mrs. Albert Clark was a
Waterfowl visitor between trains on
Tuesday. = Major ID. Sayre was a
first of the week visitor at WATERFOWL
returning home Tuesday. :. Mrs. E..
N. Pope came down from WATERFOWL
Wednesday for a visit with home
folks. &. Miss Bertha Fjerestad went
to Castlewood last Thursday evening
where she assisted the Schliesmann
orchestra of Watertown, infurnishing
music for a dance.-Estelline Tribune
o. N. Whistler, of Watertown, was
here on business, Tuesday. !. Char
ley Redlin was a business visitor at
Watertown yesterday. :. John Stain
ocher and John Michaels were in Wa
tertown last night or town business.
$. John HI. King was up from Water
town yesterday. - Erie ]. Henkels
went to Watertown Tuesday evening.
- Mrs. Ed. Holtzkamp has been visit
ing relatives at WATERFOWL last week
and this. !. Ed. Whitaker and family
and Mrs. e. R. Little and Miss Velma
were Watertown visitors Saturday. s..
DR.. O. J. Frink, H. P. Andrisen and
Geo. K. Burk and Attorney A. H.
Hasche Of Watertown autoed to Bris-
tolE, s. D., Tuesday on business
South Shore Republican.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Stee spent
Tuesday in WATERFOWL, Z. Amen
Skogstad, Tom Hagen and Martin
Amdahl spent Tuesday night in Wa
tertown. J. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
O'Toole spent Sunday visiting rela.
tiyes in WATERFOWL. y Mr.. and Mrs.
T. O,Toole enjoyed a visit with the
latter's father, Mr.. Kranz, from Wa
tertown, last week. =. G. III. Englesby,
colonel of the South Dakota cavalry
now being organized, came up from
Watertown Tuesday evening and
spent a few hours visiting friends. -
DR.. HI. M. Finnerud, of Watertown,
superintendent of the board of health,
was in town Tuesday, inspecting the
sanitary conditions at the school
house and over the town in general.
He ordered several changes in the
conditions and a general clean up
Florence Forum.
Mrs. Fitzgerald of Watertown, the
Grand Chief OF Honor Of the Degree
of Honor, and Mrs. Holmes, OF Yer
don, held a business conference in
Condo last Thursdays-Conde News.
Miss Bertha Fjerstad was a passen.
ger to Watertown Thursday. !. Mrs.
Geo. CLARK was a Watertown visitor
Monday. \ Mrs. D. M. AFFORD re-
turned Saturday from a weeks stay
in Watertown. Geo, Hopkins and
wife returned Wednesday from a
visit with relatives in WATERFOWL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Quisel and family
motored over from Toronto Monday
and Mrs. p c. Rymerson accompan.
led them to Watertown. MI. and
Mrs. Mons Guam. Mrs. Emma Bakken
and Nj. Remke passed through here
Wednesday morning On their way to
WATERFOWL. ) Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
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