Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-07

first of the. week to consult a local
physician.
Ed. w. Amacher was a business
caller at the George Mapes home the
middle of the week past.
A number of citizens from this sec.
ton attended the Memorial exercises
at Watertown on Wednesday last.
Julia Loesch returned home the
first of the week after a short stay
at the j.. G.. Lebert home.
Otto Kallis and son, Efferdt, We're
business callers at the Zamow's, on
Thursday afternoon.
The j. r. Watkins medicine man
was a pleasant caller in this neigh
borhood the latter part of the week.
Earl Lebert pleasantly called IN
Herbert Klatt one afternoon the past
week with his bicycle.
Looks like war has been declared
on smoke houses. Two were fired
in this neighborhood the past week.
Luckily We saved nearly all of the
bacon, The three by three structure
which has been in use for over thirty
years is a total loss. We will have a
brand new fire,proof smoke house.
Miss Ruth Mapes was buggy riding
on Friday afternoon with her dapple
gray horse.
Mr.. A. T. Klatt and son, Oscar Green
and William Zamow were Grover bust
ness callers last Friday.
A goodly number of young folks
attended the dance in the Grover hall
last Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis A Croghan were
Sunday visitors at the Mclaughlin
home.
Rev. T. j. Albrecht, Chas Born and
Albert Thiede were Hayti callers on
Sunday afternoon.
The Peter Sherer family were visit
ing friends at Erwin. Kingsbury coun-
ty, Sunday.
A goodly number of folks from this
neighborhood were fishing at Lake
Pelican all day Sunday.
A number from here autoed to Lake
Kampeska to see the ball game and
from there TO Waterfowl in the af.
ternoon.
Sir August zamow was a business
caller at the Boxelder farm Monday
morning. via motorcycle.
Mr.. Ed Amacher and John Lebert
and son, Earl, were motoring in the
vicinity Of Lake Pelican, Sunday
morning.
John Hacker was assisting the Ia.
mo brothers last Monday. in some
special work.
George Lebert, of WATERFOWL, lis
having his cellar enlarged at the farm
here. Work has already begun.
Otto Kallis is putting down a els.
tern beside his bungalow. His broth.
e., julius. is assisting him.
Paul Born and family of Water
town, were Sunday visitors in this
district.
bfHy LUCK, formerly the shoe man
of Watertown and frau, and other
MEMBER u the family were autorno-
billing in this neighborhood last sun
day. Billy o resides in the Lone
Star state and is here on a visit. He
expects TO leave for his home the
first OF the week.
Bin Zamow was transacting bust.
mess in Wasertown the first Of the
week.
Mr.. Davis a croghan was a Sur
day afternoon caller al the Henry
coplan residence.
Philip Mapes was a business caller
in this vicinity the last of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Elfring, of Wa
tertown mofored out to the oxford
district Sunday and visited with rela.
tives and friends.
George Lehert was assisting with
some work at his farm iii this section
the last Of the week.
Some great losses Of little chickens
IN this neighborhood recently. coops
were visited in the night and dug I'm.
der BY some wild animal. Nearly ali
of the little chickens were carried
away, 4 few were left dead and j few
were left alive. In case the old
hen was taken. also.
The Misses Ruth, Rachel and Myr.
tle Mapes and their brothers, Oliver
and Jesse, spent Sunday at the Albert
Thiede residence.
Iight shower Of rain visited tins
eection last Sunday evening, which
sNss very Beneficial to the growing
number of farmers around here
1 putting II their supply 81 winter
Il tllls Neek.
zrssI1Ssx Concert band had I rehears.
AsaI Iast Monday evening.