Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-03-08

Mr.. II. Fl. Oleson and Miss Ella were
in the Lake City Monday. q Miss Ella
is having trouble with her eyes. We.
hope she will be better. She has
given up her school work at present.
Mrs.. Oleson is having trouble on
siderably this winter from a species Of
skin eruption caused by a stomach
ailment.
The town board of No. 6 met Tues
day with Mr.. Ed Peterson.
Mrs. Kendall and the Misses Gen
eva and Erna called upon Mrs. Oleson
and Miss Ella Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. West, of Estelline. arrived the
krst Of the week fer a visit with his
nephew, MI. West, on the Henry Rice
farm.
Mr.. William Broderman and Miss
Alaie Anna were on the sick list last
week with hard colds or grippe,
Mr.. Lee Peterson called at the farm
q brief time Saturday last. Lee is
BUSY fellow these days, taking care
OF stock and milking cows. Mr.. Pet
ersoa win be, still buster when spring
work tthe spring races) starts as
he plans to farm three quarter sec
tions alone until harvest, will have
about 200 acres of small grain, milk
a line of cows, etc.
A farmers meeting will be held at
the town hall in Kampeska Monday
afternoon, March IL, to which all are
nost cordially invited. 1t is planned
to have several speakers who will
talk on subjects pertinent to the farm
Mr.. A. w. Palm is arranging the pro-
gram and will also be present and
address those present. The Ladies
Aid Society in conjunction with the
Community Club will furnish the din
Her.
IL Mr.. Palm is a Judge of meals
and yictuals and the way they are got
ten together, and his statement after
he had filed Tor partially so at least)
his tummy at the last farmers meet.
ing and Aid dinner was made sincerely
the dinner will be no small feature OF
the coming occasion.
Plan to be present, all of you/ Fill
the hall. Get together That's one
need of us rural folks. IS to get to
gether- enea in awhile.
Mr. and Mrs. George Croft are GU
TO the place this week helping theil
daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs
Bert Lewis, with their sale.
The roads still remain in bad shan,
very difficult to navigate with un
shod horses. Some cars are run bu.
the heavy cars find some serious
trouble in places where the track ha.
been built up in deep snow, the ca
sliding of ito IN side and the fran,
beneath resting upon the hard cente,
while the wheels are in the snow an,
cannot get a grip to move the car
and digging that ice under the ma
chine away is no child's play.
BY the kind invitation of MI. j. ]
Purcell we accompanied his wife. son
Lester, and himself to the city Thurs
day of last week. Lester handled til,
wheel, Joe handled the scoop ant
acted as general manager and advise,
to the driver. while the lady and my
self tried to keep within the cushion,
OF the roomy back apartment of tn,
Willys-Knight. Pshaw! Sure ",
were stuck, several times, had to pc
Testers sturdy team at the last to pull
us out Of trouble, but, say, mister,
trip in the auto in the good old sum
mer time" when you just have TIL,
regular authorized road for it ism
anywhere compared to the spice o
tho whether yousl make it drive 8
the winter when snow, etc, gives yo,
license through fields and fences, til,
hitting of your engine and It's CARR
age against banks and bitches an,
drifts. the climbing and leaping, th,
rambling over untried paths. tn,
curves and counter curves, Ali yes
for spice. give us the winter ride il
the auto.
Friday, MI. 81 H, Oleson though
we could make the run to the count.
e with the is or 20 bushels 81 pa
tatoes we have sacked Che and - ia
several weeks. waiting for d warn
day and fcr the price to raise 4 it'll,
liz order to deliver, he to Nc
CoIlum to Thompson y Green
Jack Frost tried his darndest to hea,
- - but - made II and arrived j
safety, We were received with jos
80 acclaim BY the citizens 3 III
ctty
TIE days 8 by {theyl com,
Aesin, no doubt the fellow who haul
AaI load " potatoes Into the cits
t1rceiy attracted attention. the ladiei