Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-09-05

Municipal court viii convene to,
morrow.
John Noodle he's some .'futuristie"
looking womens garments in the show
windows.
Chief of Police Bush is having a time
securing a jary for the municipal cou
which convenes tomorrow.
Waterfowl Chapter No. II will hold
night, All members are urged to be
present.
Lieutenand Leslie sheldon is visit.
| ing his mother. Mrs. TT, L. Sheldon.
Leslie is in the aviation department
of The service,
an reports from threshers Is very
encouraging. Practically all small
grain is turning out good not only in
quantity but quality.
Mr.. Emelius moved his family into
the w, II. Stokes home. Mr.. E,mel-
ius travels for the Morreu Packing
Plant OF Sioux Falls,
Fay and Jennie Nicholson have made
application for government positions in
Washington, D. c. They are both
waiting to hear from their applications.
There will he a meeting OF all teach
ers, Sunday school officers and friends
interested in the welfare of the Baptist
| church, tonight, nj the Baptist church
parlors,,
John Hentges is exhibiting Il large
picture of Adj. Philip Stokes in the
west window OF his store. Phil Ger.
tainly has the look of an old can
p~aigner,"
Reports had come in that the damage
done by frost was rather extensive, but
farmers around Karupeska say that no
material damage has come 70 them
from the recent frosts.
George H. Baker who has been at
the Luther hospital for some time is
able to be taken home. now Mr.. Baker
was operated upon and came through
the operation very successfully.
Mrs. Carroll Lockhart left this morn.
ing for Camp Dix, \. j., TO visit her
husband, who has been stationed there.
Her stay will be indefinite, as she does
not know when he viii go over"
ST. M~argaret's Guild will give q sup
per 10 the men OF the parish this even
ing. DIR. Roillitt will give q talk which
| VIII do good IL all who hear it. All
men are expected to attend if possible.
Mrs. Sadie yaux Schwartz is visit,
ing her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Ed.
! Eaux. Professor Schwartz did not come
back with her. being detained with his
/ professional duties. Mrs Schwartz is
| recovering from injuries she received
in an automobile accident last yea in
Decatur, H.
Frank Skaters sons Clarence and
fiIiiip, fen from the roof of their home.
and Clarence broke his left leg, just
below the hip. DIR. Tarbell set h leg
and Clarence IS trying to be just as
happy as can be even if it does hurt,
Philip had a bad spill but was not in,
jured. even with an Is foot fail.
Martin Aixort.i is removing his am
ily and household goods from Mankate
and will again make his home In Water
town. The many friends Of the Al
worth family in this city and county
viii welcome their return TO Water
town. They will reside in the Tim
Whooley duplex house on the north
side.
Reports from the NJ ST. l.. depot are
that train schedules will not be regular
for a few days. The bridge has practa,
cally been repaired. but the work has
not been, finished Reports had been
circulated around town that the fire
was the result of German spies" but
the officials feel that the cause was
IDIOT Goals, which were discovered
too late,
r. w. Kreiser could have a service
flag Of seven stars if ne wanted TO.
Since the war started Mr.. Kreiser has
lost these young men who have helped
him In various ways in his drug bust
ness, Some of the boys are in France.
others are in am in this country
yet. Fred Mandery Is in France. hay
ing arrived some time this summer.
Albert Klabo, Walter Denning, Leslie
Gaelbert Ed Anderson, j. CT. Walser
and I. c. Larson. The latter's wife
is now living in Aberdeen with her
parents.
Quite a little excitement prevailed on
South Midway the other day when the
owner of a building ordered a crew OF
men from a roof where they were do
ing some line work. The owner of the
building claimed that b o had been
damaged by the men walking around
on it without removing their spurs,
tsus causing it to leak. The owner OF
the building has served notice on them
that hereafter if they invade this root
without permission that they win be
treated the same as any other house.
breaker.
The local chapter OF the Red Cross
gave a dance at the Country Club las
night. Not many non members of thu
Country Club were In attendance, but
a goodly number Of dancers are report
ed, The chapter will realize abou
twenty-five dollars from the proceeds
The committee for the dance were a,
follows: Ruth Dougherty. Chairman
Mrs. Il. r Morris, Mrs, N. w. Eheaf
Jr., Marie Foley. Mrs VS.. Peck Mrs
Countryman and Mrs. Phillipson. MI
schIieslnann furnished fear nec'
orchestra.
IN astaik with one Of our chief rep
~resentatives Chief Water Tender Her
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