Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-03-22
WatertownV Visitors

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Hans Topper was at WatertoWI
between trains Tuesday. Mrs. I'D
III. Chase and Mrs. w. A.Downs went
to Watertown Thursday morning te
spend the day. Mr.. and Mrs George
Myers and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Huisengs
were passengers for Watertown
Thursday NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lakes
News.
Mrs. Stranger and Miss Elwood
spent Friday in Watertown, Mrs.
IL. u. Blake Of WATERFOWL was visit
ing her parents here the last Of the
week. Miss McCauly, a trained
nurse from WATERFOWL, is here in
charge of Mrs. John Haugen, who
has been i'll for some time.-Bradley
Globe.
Miss Mae Olson was a WATERFOWL
visitor Saturday. DR.. Crawford was
a business visitor in Dempster Satur-
day. Miss Anna Moe returned from
Watertown Monday after spending a
few days there. Willis Sherman
left on Monday for Watertawn to
make his future home. Mrs. Sherman
and the little son will also leave for
that city in a short Unconstitutional
Correspondence in Lake Norden En-
iterprise.
Will Wayrynen was a WATERFOWL
visitor Friday evening. Mrs. Clar-i
ence Lee went to WATERFOWL Mon
day evening. IS. Belle and Lois Eddy
spent Saturday with friends in Ar
lington. Anton Linstrom went to-
Watertown Monday evening on bust
ness. MI. and Mrs. "A. P. Palm,
Mrs. Aug Griesel, Mrs. G. H. Larson
and Miss Hulda Olson went to Wa
tertown Monday evening at attend al
rally meeting Of the B. Y. r. IT,
Lake Norden Enterprise.
Jack McLaurin spent Saturday in
Watertown. Hard coal is being ship
ped in by local freight from Water
town. H. M. Mcnamara was in
Watertown on a business mission Sat
urday. The Misses Finley, Hallesy
and Parker were amongst Hazel peo-
pie in Watertown Saturday =. Barney
Risch arrived from WATERFOWL Tues
day evening and is looking after farm
ing interests in this locality. C. w.
Keller spent Tuesday in Watertown
visiting relatives and t~ransactingl
business. a. y. Buskrud, Dick KEEL
sey and Walt Barley successfully
made a trip to Watertown Friday on
Jim Hill's trilweekly freight.
Meadow larks were reported hover
ing around West Hazel Tuesday morn
ing and kids were playing marbles in
Watertown Friday-an Indication
that spring may happen along some
day.-Hazel Register.
A number from this locality are
counting in WATERFOWL this week.
Pete S%onstebo, A. T. and Jens Faehn
took in the sights at WATERFOWL Mon
day. Andy E. Foley and P. A.
Olson Of Watertown, were in Wallace
between trains Tuesday. Quite al
delegation went from here to Water
town Tuesday to attend a special
meeting of the stockholders Of the
Lutheran Hospital Association.
Carl Hanson, section foreman at this
point for the M. & st. t., returned
last week from a four weeks absence.
clearing the line Of snow, starting at
Watertown and ending at LeBeau, on
the Missouri river. He had from ten
to fifty men under his direction. Two
tons of dynamite were used in blast
ing the blasted snow out of cuts be-
tween Bradley and Crandall. / The
cost Of the sob is placed at nearly
100000, and March tosbe heard from.
Wallace Scout.
MT. and Mrs. Fred Coffey spent
Sunday visiting in Waterfowl.
Miss Iva Best, Miss Walsh and Mark
McCabe spent Saturday in Water
town. James Finn went to Water
town Monday to visit his wife in a
hospital there. Andrew Johnson
bought a new REQ car a WATERFOWL
last week. Charley zirbel transact
ed business in Watertown Wednes-
day. CarlRonning was d WATERFOWL
visitor Monday. Mrs. Richard
Springer went to WATERFOWL Monday.
Abe Rukstad spent Tuesday night
in Watertown. Mrs. Paul Lemkel
was q Watertown visitor Saturday.
p. N. Larson transacted business in
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