Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-07-12
Observation-Disclosures

were Watertown, S. o., visitors last
Sat,trday.-Nassau (Minn.) Review.
Nj. Paul Paulson and Bonnie Har-
stad left Monday morning for Water
town on a business visit.-Marietta'
(Minn.) News.
The law firm of Skinner & Camp
bell of Castlewood have moTed TO.
Watertown. This firm was one of
Hamlin county's most successful and
Oldest law frms.-Hayti Herald.
Albert Krause. Sr., and A. Asmus-
sen were in Watertown Friday.
Mrs. G. R. Christopher arrived home
Saturday from Watertown where she
received medical treatment.-Revillo
Item.
Everett Young went to Watertown
Wednesday morning, to spend the 4th
with friends at Lake Kampeska, and
it is reported that he also attended.
the circus there the following day
Candy {Minn.) News.
Miss Harriet Meaghan was a week
end visitor with her friend, Miss Ruth
Peyton, at WATERFOWL. J. Miss Ruth
Peyton was down from Watertown the
first of the week visiting her friend,
Miss Harriet Meaghan, returning
Monday evening.-EsteIine Tribune.
August Beckman and H. w. Obert
transacted business at Watertown,
Friday. - Mr.. G. D. Gustin, of Water
town, was t~ransacting business in
Raymond, Monday. > Mr., and Mrs.
A. Danekas vent to WATERFOWL, Fri
day, where Mr.. Danekas will again
undergo medical acknowledgement
Gazette.
d. /. Williams and family went to
Watertown, Thursday. !. Mr.. Erken-
brack, of WATERFOWL, was in Web
ster, Tuesday, on business. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Sheelar and family were
in Watertowns Thursday. u. George
Case, of Andover, passed through
Webster, Saturday, on his way to Wa
tertown. - Mrs. D. R. Chapman went
down to Watertown, Friday, to visit
tfriends-Webster World.
Roy Goss of Watertown was in the
city Monday on business and doing
some shopping. =. John Hurley was in
Watertown the other day on business.
Mr.. Hurley contemplates a trip to
Minneapolis to have some dental work
done. ~ Mr.. r.. Mckay, who is now
manager of the Hayes-Lhsas yard at
Redfieid, motoreu through town early
Sunday morning on his way to Wa,
tertown. On his return Antoine Olson
accompanied him home, Monday
morning, returning via the Northwest
ern route that evening.-Henry Inde
pendent.
Mrs. Al. E. Gentle and son, Sidney
who have been spending a few days
visiting friends in Watertown, return
ed home Saturday morning. N Mrs
Martin Scholl and baby, who have
been Visiting at Pierre, stayed on Sat
urday, between trains, at the home
of her aunt, Mrs. j. L. Tree, on the
, way to her home at WATERFOWL. (.
Geo. p. Sexauer and Walter Schaffne1
motored to Lake Kampeska Sunday
and spent the day visiting DIR. Lenrz
and family. On their way through
Watertown they called on the Wink.
lers, former residents of Brookings.-
Bookings Register.
e. j. CaTnahan and wife were Wa.
tertown visitors last Friday. Mrs.
Ed Pope returned to her home at Wa
tertown last Thursday evening after
a visit with her parents here. q. Mrs.
Frank Smith, who has been visiting
several days with relatives at Water
town, returned home Saturday morn
ing. - Misses Harriet Meaghan and
Nellie Dalrymp1e were Waterfowl
visitors, Sunday evening. Miss Ruth
Peyton returned home with them and
visited Estelline friends Monday. u.
H. g. Lohr and q. F. Hoffelt returned
last Saturday from a several days
fishing expedition at Enemy Swim
and Pickerel Lake, north of Water
town. They brought back some good
fish, too. not merely fish stories
about the big ones getting away, etc.
Some good pickerel and pike were
among the catchs-Estelline Journal.
G. Z. Bates and Harold Moore auto
ed to Watsrtown Saturday evening.
Mrs. ". H. Dudley visited relatives
and attended c~hautauqua at Water.
town ThursdSyi s. Mr.. and Mr1.
Sproat. Mrs. N. e. Moore and her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Van Domelen
autoed to Watertown, Tuesday morn
Ing. w. C. George returned from