Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-05-10

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noor!s-Haxel Register
I. w Goddard left Monday night
for Watertown. From there he goes
to Clear Lake on business trip.
AAs Kolatad and family, of Water
town were guests Of relatives ana
friends In Castlewood, for several
days during the past week Gunder
johnson and wife returned Tuesday
from Watertown. Mrs. johnson has
been taking treatmentse in one of the
hospitals there for several months.
Chris Engels and Joe Elfring. two OF
the volunteers in the troop of cavalry
recently organized in Watertown,
came down from WATERFOWL Monday
and spent the day visiting with
friends, I departing for the front
CastleWood Republican.
Mrs. p. j. Carnahan was a Water
town visitor the first OK the week re.
turning Tuesday. Miss Birdie Par
sons returned home last Monday from
q weeks visit with friends at Water
town. Mrs, ]. il Meaghan. returned
Tuesday from q business trip to Wa
Itertown and other points. Miss Hill
da Danielson was a visitor at Water
town first of the week, returning
home Tuesday. The northbound1
passenger now leaves at 8:27, making
Il just forty minutes later than be-
fore. This will make it very incon-
yenient for those wishing to take the
evening train east over the North.
western, as they will either have to
30 south from here or change to the
NJ. & st. u. at MISUNDERSTANDING
Tribune.
SENTafs
Misses Baker Of the Logan school
spent Saturday and Sunday in Clark
and WatertOwnl Roy Cox, the
cashier of the Carpenter State bank
enlisted in the cavalry band at
i Watertown. Mrs. Franzen came
home from Watertown Tuesday morn,
inc, where she went to receive med
ical attention. She e~xpectssto return
to Watertown for further consulta
ton In about aweek. Charley Davis
who has been confined In the hos
pital at Watertown for the past month
arrived home Monday morning. AL
though Charley is very weak as vet
he is feeling pretty fairly good.
Elmer Graves went to Waterfowl
Saturday night to visit his mother
Mrs. Franzen, who is to receive med
ical attention soon. Mrs. FranzeI
stood the trip nicely and expects t,
have an operation. Oscar Forest,so
Watertown, spent Sunday with rela
tives n friends here. Oscar enliste,
in the troop at that city and expect
to play the slip-horn in the new regi
mental band. He enlisted Frida-
night.--Raymond Gazette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carmi Johnston spen
Saturday in Watertown. Andres
DAZZLE and Magnus Tote spent Nor
lay IN Watertown, Miss Laura Nj
Peek and Mill DesCamp spent Satul
day IN 5Watertown. Mrs. q. &c. Blum
was Watertown visitor Monday.
Les Gabert, of Watertown, spent Sur
day visiting here. Chance Whit
made the return trip to Waterfowl
In the car Saturday. Not so bad goins
down but coming back in the rain til,
roads were the worst In years. j
crew of telephone repair men cam
up from Watertown Saturday an,
have been busy ever since repairinI
phone lines that were torn down b,
the storm Of several days ago.-F4o1
ence Forum.
way Wood, who is engaged in
shoe shop at Watertown, spent owe.
Sunday with home folks here. b. Il
Titus spent the first of the week ii
Sioux Falls in attendance at the. con
yention Of the South Dakota Real Es
tate Dealers. Mrs. e. n. Wheeled
OF Watertown, was a guest at tn,
By, M. Hopkins home last Friday
States Attorney G. +. Sherwood Wa.
attending to legal business in Water
town yesterday. Judge and Mrs
Sherwood and daughter, Carleton
We're passengers to WATERFOWL Tues
day morning a. j. Hangar of Wa
|tertoWn, the states attorney of Cod
iaston county. was attending to bust
ness matters In this city yesterday
Mrs. 2. A. Gilmore FASTENED Il
Watertown yesterday in response to
message announcing the illness OF hei
father: Miss Isabel Grigg returned
TO her school duties at Waterfowl
Monday, after having spent over sat
urday and Sunday with home folks
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