Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-11-01
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Chas / HaIbkat
JeweIsr "A Seieniifis Optician
MktSk Inspector Tor Four Railroads
NATERrpaHN, !. D.


Mksrk Inspector . Four R~zisroass
NATERrpsNN, S b.
the past 4 devoting his attention
10 the carpenter trade, excerpts to-
leave ] the near future fer San All
tonic, Tex. where he will continue
his vocation. He learns that there
is considerable demand for carpenters
owing TO the large amount Of govern
u1ent work contracted to be done
there. It is possible that two of his
brothers may accompany him to the
southern city. Louie Isl now Id
gagged in finishing certain work which
he has been doing in the vicinity Of
Watertown.
Judge G. G. Sherwood paid his hnal
respects to WATERFOWL as Judge
yesterday. He held chambers. clos
ing up the business of the court, so
far as possible before stepping down
and out from the circuit bench. He
was succeeded today by Judge n
Skinner. Whether Judge Sherwood
will be q candidate for congress to
succeed Royal C. johnson has not
been disclosed, Notwithstanding many
of the newspapers of the distriGtshaye
mentioned him as a probable candi-
date at the republican primaries next
year. 1t may not be Inappropriate
] to remark that should Judge Sher-
wood enter the field the would com
mand strong support in Watertown
and vicinity.
lsrc Walfar cfovor Has hnan AZ
Camp Cody for some time, having
gone there to join her husband, Cap
tain Slower, ten days or two weeks
so fortunate as to be able to secure
apartments in the home OF Harry Les
iter-rather Captain Slower had pro
cured them for her. Harry was for
merly q resident of W~atertoWn, but
now resides at Deming. Mrs Sto-
yers soiourn at Deming depends up
on orders the captain gets from the
department Since every American
soldier is subject to the orders OF
superiors. he never knows today
where he viii be- assigned to duty to
morrow. It is believed. however, that
tho oficersy OF the First South Da-
kota Cavalry, now scattered to vari-
Gus commands. VIII remain at Camp
Cody until late In the winter. II not
until spring.
John Parr writes from Eewiin
Tex. Enclosed yon will ind nifty
cents for which please send me your
valuable paper for the time for which
it pays as i had forgotten what u
costs per year. used to enjoy read,
ing it very much but as ! am 80 faI
away%from dear old Watertown and
the acquaintance / made while work
ing UP there / want to know what's
going on In the vicinity. ! consider
/ Watertown the best little city there
is in the North and ! long to be back
/ and expectsto see her before the veal
.t1918 expires If nothing happens to
Il prevent. am a native OF Texas, but
my rambling notions have caused mi
to visit quite a few OF the othel
states. i left Waterfowl on the 22ne
of last December and came soutt
y with the birds. / went from Water
town t o the twin cities and from
There to Milwaukee, thence to Chica
20, then to Terre Haute, Ind. ant
on to st. Louis, Kansas City. Oklaho
ma City. and then home. While gla6
to ret back, I am, nevertheless, max
ing plans to return TO the North.
mrs. e. II. Englesby and Mrs. Rolls
Gray left the first of the week TO
Deming, N. NJ. where they will pre-
sumably remain for few weeks, 1
not for the entire winter. Colone
EngIeahy's cavalry regiment has beef
assigned to various divisions. a con
Il siderable portion Of it having beer
transferred to the Second Minnesota
4 regiment, according to press reports
Colonel Englesby is still at Dening
but his Watertown friends are not
advised with respect to his particular
command. One report has it that he
Is acting colonel Of another regiment
/ and that he may possibly be called
upon to 70 to France in the near fu
ture. What Watertown and Cooling
4 ton county people would like to ses
done. Of course is a realignment q
1.-THE South Dakota boys under a SOutf
dakota regiment, since it was pre-
sumed when they left that, Whatevel
Il disposition might be made of thell
organization lit would remain intact
NOW the state is without representa-
Ition In the war excepting Its boys ar
members of regiments Of other states
Under date of last Monday Miss 2
81 Harris writes Rev s Mitchell
LOT ahis city card which tells of tn
whereabouts Samuel S Mitchell
left this city ON month
ago til. Join hisregirnent. Miss Han
ris a u Can you imagine my ss1
prise and delight on Saturday morn