Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-08-02
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Jansen We're WATERFOWL callers the
first of the week.-Willow Lakes
News.
F.B. Stiles, cashier of the First Ma
tional Bank of Watertown, was trans
acting business in our town Friday
Raymond Gazette.
Mrs. Ed. Walklin returned Wednes-
day morning from Watertown, where
she was the guest of friends for sew
eral days.-Castlewood Republican.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Johnson and lit
tie girls, of WATERFOWL, visited the
formers brother, Albert Johnsan, and
wife, Sunday and Monday.-Canby
(Minn.) News.
Walter Barley, of WATERFOWL, is
visiting relatives here this week. =.
Miss Olive Seipp, of Watertown, is
visiting at the Cottrell home this
week. -. Mrs. p. j. Bayer, of Water
town, arrived Friday evening for a
few days visit at the Cottrell home
Hazel Register.
VIM. TeGantvoort and Dru1nmond
LAWN went to Watertown Tuesday to,
enlist in he navy, and if they fail
in that branch, we are told they will
try to get into the cavalry. Both
boys are in the draft zone but they
prefer to select their own branch of
the service instead of waiting and
taking a chance in the assignment of
the drafted men.-Clear Lake Courier.
The Jabe Sumner family enjoyed a
visit with Alvina Miller, of Water
town, a few days ago. j.. Jack Cog
W~atertown, Monday morning, for
treatment for inflammation of the
brain. Prof. Fl. G.. SEVERN, of
Brookings, and A. W. Palm, of Water
town, were in this part of the county
Wednesday. looking after bugs r.
Florence Forum.
Mrs. NJ. E. Moore and Mrs. w. HI,
Dudley were at Watertown Friday. -
Willard Stuart, xof Watertown, who
has beer here during the summer was
called home Thursday to join his
company. Rev. Dr.. Shepherd and
wife, of WATERFOWL, were guests Of
Rev. and Mrs. Allan, Sunday. Mr..
Sheperd is the district superintend-
ent and filed the pulpit in the NJ. E.
church, Sunday Notwithstanding
Globe.
The Peter Shelsta family, Henry
Bekke and family, Mrs. -. Linqulst
and family and Mrs. d. Karterud au-
toed to Lake Kampeska and Medicine
Lake, Sunday. -. Evelyn Atkinson. the
little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Atkinson, is at the Bartron hospital,
in Watertown, very i'll with typhoid
pneumonia and she will also have her
tonsils removed. 1t seems that the
Anfnson family are having more than
their share of illness, because Thodnas
is still in the hospital recovering from
san %operation, but he is now safely on
the way to a quick recovery,-Haytl
Herald.
j. w. Catlett was a passenger 70
Watertown, Wednesday evening. -
Mrs. Lewis Lawrence spent several
days this week visiting at WatertoWn.
Mrs. VIM. Steuerwald returned to
her home at Watertown, Friday eve
Ming after a visit at the e. j.. Carna-
han home. d. Mrs. b. II. Buick went
10 WATERFOWL Wednesday to visit her
son Harold. who is a member OF the
cavalry regiment headquartered az
Watertown. &. Arthur Gagnon ana
Charles Montgomery motored to VA
tertown wednesday and enlisted. AT
was rejected but Charlie was accepted
and will enter the. service as secoh a
mechanic. Charles and his fatheF
went to Waterfowl Thursday ana
Charles will join his company.-Esatel--
line Journal.
Miss Babel Barry OF WaterloWn e
the new b~ookkeeper at b Clark
creamery. 4. John Kurth returned
home sunday from WATERFOWL Wnere
he recently underwent an operation
for appendicitis. SIS Arthur EToa, VINO
was a member Of Troop H., lett last
Thursday evening for WATERFOWL, g
which place he was transferred ana
promoted to the rank Of ergeant VA
miss II. Beaudette Of Watertown, az
rived ID the city, Tuesday morning
for a several days visit At the 5ps.
GotsIeben home. Way Woo, VINO
il engaged in a shoe shop II Water
town, has been spending the past
week on a vacation with nome alalks