Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-09-12

Arch Strop was a business caller i
the city yesterday from South shore.
Peter Jorgenson was a fair visfto
at Huron the early part of the week.
kANfEekA LAKE SHORE LOT,
T. qIire of Mrs. F. P Hor
kins. 48.
DR.. o, G. Frink and daughter wer
business callers in the city, Thursday
from South Shore.
Mrs. William Mclaughlin is a CUES
Of her daughter. Mrs. Hannaman, a
South Shore, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Bird are spendIn,
a few days at the State fair. The,
went down Wednesday evening.
st. Margaret's Guild will meet Tues
day with Madonna Brickell, at her HON,
at SO7 North Broadway, All member.
are urged to be present.
Trinity Guild held a business meeting
at the Guild Hall Wednesday Afternoon
Of this week. A goodly number were
present and Guild business was discuss
ed by those present.
''h'NS ~"' '''"p6' u, oiit VI VI SolIl
farmers residing near Henry, was a
Watertown visitor yesterday. Mr.. Cava.
naugh has been i'll for several weeks
and came oVe for medical treatment.
Clarence Cooper is here from Faith
s. D. He has been way some time and
IS glad to he visiting his friends. He
Will be in Watertown about three or
four weeks, t~ransacting business both
here and at Altamont.
Sidney PARROT. n former resident Of
Clark, was visiting friends in Water.
town yesterday. Mr.. Parrot went away
six or seven years ago, and settled in
the western part Of the state He will
remain in Clark only n short time.
Gertrude Sheldon has lost her dog
and she is quite distressed over the
fact. She had planned TO go hunting,
and how can she go hunting without
4 dog? Wont YOU please bring back
my dog Is Gertrude's wall all day
long, as she wrings her hands and
weeps.
The yellow rabbits in the pen near
est the Steam laundry are very tame.
Yesterday a reporter saw a lady actual
ly feeding one of them out of her hand.
The little fellow cam to the wire fence,
put his paw through the wire netting,
and seemed TO want to either be fed
or petted.
The Vesta chapter of the local East.
ern Star held the first meeting of his
term, Tuesday evening of this week.
The meetings are held se~mi-monthly,
OF tla. FTarNy,la 4 ropl1y ,,,,f,,lo,. N,,a,,a
out for the meeting and plans were dis.
cussed for war-relief activities for the
coming winter.
Chief of Police Bush and his able
assistants a%nnounce that their business
is very slack just now Whether it is
the fact that people are unusually busy
or whether it just happens that people
have delided to be good, is not known.
hut there has net been any arrests for
some time, and no speeding either.
Mrs, William +. Watts has returned
from her trip 10 the twin cities, and
viii be connected with Madam Parks
in the future in her hemstitching bust
ness on Maple street. Madam Parks has
made definite plans for her future
business, but she is planning to start
4 branch business, in the hear future.
MONEY TALKS-For 10 days only
will sell a splendid quarter section of
land north of WATERFOWL. 1870 acres
under cultivation. balance excellent
hay land, at the sacrifice price of $50
per acre, small payment down, balance
easy payments at the low rate of 81
cent. address Box ala, WATERFOWL,
S. ID. (S-TF
McLaughlin's are not running the
bus TO the lake on Sunday now, unless
there Is a special call, or a large enough
crowd. Last Sunday they did not go at
all, However, the bus goes out each
Monday, Thursday and Saturday even.
when the Casino dances are given, J
and any other time there are special
dances given.
Jack sehoenberger is still in the hos
pital in France, according to his last
letters. He was not wounded, but is
confined to the hospital on account of
a bad case of rheumatism, which he
contracted while in the trenches for al
stretch of nine weeks. Waterfowl
people can be especially proud of Jack
as he was serving as a 'sniper."
Swedish s. d., No. 348 seed rye win
teri for sale. The rye with ID years Of
ID. experience back of 1t and never ,
been winter killed. Yields from twice to
four times common rye.-Lee Slower.
II want four more experienced men
to work on farms for next season, can
use one man with family. "A. fair, square
deal to men who know how, sure pay
best of living conditions.
Lee Slower"
The good people of Florence show
much they appreciate a soldier, by
a big dance for him. They all
had a splendid time Tuesday evening
at their opera house, where young and
old alike danced t o their hearts CON
tent. The soldier thus honored was
Merle Owen. who had been home on a
furlongh about a month, to help his
folks with the threshing. He left this
morning for Camp Dodge and expects
soon to leave for the other side"
The WalIace Scout refers al foilows
to an experience which DIR. Edsall had:
DR.. Edsall while out hunting Monday
evening, while loading his pump gun,