Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-05-24
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Auctioneer Gus Knutson 81 Mime.
ota, well known to several here. Il
i'll with an incurable disease III 4
hospital at Waterfowl, report saws,
Boyd (Minn.) Bulletin.
Harry Starkweather and James
Paterson transacted business in wa
tertown Tuesday. Lynn Hall was
in Watertown on Tuesday having
some dental work done.-Henry ii.
dependent.
Mrs. Paul Mead returned to her
home at WATERFOWL Friday after a
few days visit in this city at the q.
A. Mead home. =. Miss Gertrude Han
ly returned from Watertown yester-
day. where she has been visiting with
relatives the past week.-Clear Lake
Advocate.
Prof. Cheatham was a WATERFOWL
visitor Monday. -. Nj. p. Noble, Otto
Schultz and Willis Yauells were pas
sengers to WATERFOWL Thursday, last
week. =. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Engel.
bretson visited several days last week
with the E. o. Smogard family in Wa
tertown.-Revillo Item
Oscar Forest, of WATERFOWL, spent
Sunday in Raymond. =. Geo. Brownell
arrived from Watetown Monday morn
ing and will look after his farming
interests here. =. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Nommensen arrived from WATERFOWL
Saturday morning and spent Saturday
and Sunday visiting with relatives and.
friends.-Raymond Gazette.
Mrs. Phillip Starken was a Water
town visitor n day last week. &.
Miss Florence Barlow completed her
school last week, and left Friday E
ming for her home at WATERFOWL.
Miss Frieda Stone came up from Min
neota Sunday evening, to visit her
sister. Miss Petra, for a couple of
days. She also visited friends at Wa
tertown Monday evening and Tues
day:-Canby (Minn.) News.
John Kerkeby was in Watertown.
Saturday. $. Ole Markuson was in Wa
tertown Saturday. :. The Misses Ma
bel Peterson and Eylvia A%kaslakson.
went to WATERFOWL Monday night. Z
Charley G. Sonstebo, mother, sister,
Anna, and Bertena Brekke autoed to
Watertown Monday. q. Miss Ida Ker
keby is home from a WATERFOWL hos
pital where she lately underwent an
operation for appendicitis.-Wallac
Scout.
A. j.. Hangar of Watertown was Wis
Iting Gary friends last Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. B. F. Hilbert autoed to Wa
tertown last Friday for a few days
visit with relatives and friends. They
also went to Willow Lakes and re-
turned home Monday. s.. Charles HI.
Englesby of WATERFOWL has received
his commission is colonel and will
have command of the First South Da-
kota Cavalry which is now in process
of formation. He is in every way
competent to handle the job, and will
do it with the fullest success.-Gary
Inter State.
Mrs. Roy Dunn made a business
trip to Watertown yesterday, return
ing home this morning. !. Mrs. Geo
Fisher, better known as Miss Ruth
Hanson, eldest daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Axel Hanson, died at her home
in Watertown last night. Mrs. L. II.
Hanliy and Mrs. A. g. Warner, aunts
of the deceased, left for Watertown
this morning to render what assist
c they could to surviving relatives
AS to the cause of death we are I'M
able to state this week, but will give
additional particulars next week.
Clear Lake Courier.
s. B. Crothers made a business trip
to Watertown Wednesday. ~. Sam
Shelsta OF WATERFOWL transacted
business here Tuesday. 81. II. L.
Stearns and wife were at Watertown
Monday Gus Wilcox Of Watertown
paid this Office a call Tuesday. Mrs.
Peterson Of Watertown visited Sun
day with her daughter, Mrs. Birkemo,
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Spooner
of Watertown visited Mrs. thin Bifke-
mo last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
Courtwright returned to Watertown
Sunday evening after several days
visit with their friends here.-Hayti
Herald.
Joe Kahl and Chas. Pautz were at
WatertoWn Tuesday. Mrs, John