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

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were y tse ely yet ldss 81.
William u KIN ~ dossn floss
South Shore "Wednesday Attending "a
business matters BIS s !,
George Smith errived home ffom
Camp Cody the first Of the week On I
month 2, f,rlough 81
Mrs r M, Larson. wife 81 ons 81
Florence's enterprising bankers, was
in the city yesterday q
The Home Guards, at the recent
Drill. concludea to stage 4 big dance
for Monday evening. Nay is. Id TIE
Goss hall. Ticket sellers VIII soon
commence the canvass.
MIS- AZ ". PALM win soon begin !
campaign for the yreater production
Of cottage cheese, including ia her
itinerary several counties ID the Sioux
valley region Beadle. Minnehaha,
Kingsbury. Lincoln, Dawson, and 9th!
ers. si;.zA
g. N. Kranx, ]. J. Kranz and Chas.
Vetter and son departed Tuesday Tor
jamestown. n. D., Via the auto route.
4 North Dakota Is caught with tha
rainstorm that is visiting the Sioux
Valley today, the gentlemen win have
a rather soft roadway to tr-vel over.
The Country Club Is preparing to
get into action again this summer
AT recent meeting Of the members
plans were perfected for the season
and arrangements were concluded for
keeping the grounds In firstclass con
dition. The Barrs will be Ii command
again at the club house. and Mr.. Bond
win have general supervision 81 the
golf grounds, keeping down the grass
and otherwise looking after the APP
pearance Of the place.
For sale acres north Of the Hors-
will addition and 2 acres ID said adj
diticA, J. ]. McNlath. 4S4Sss
u Ursa =. Freed has just completed
an automobile trip covering nearly
1000 miles. which included Chamber
lain and Sioux Falls. Mr. Freed says
that he found Chamberlain much
larger and finer town than he expected
to see, this being his first trip thither.3
The place has the appearance 81
thrift and seems to be bubbling with
energy and sgit. The entire coun-
tIy through which he travelled bids
fair at this stage Of development foI
produce hountiful crop.
There will be q meeting at the home
Of Mrs Chas. Glidden for the ladies'
Of KaDipeska and vicinity On Thurs
day, May Is AT this time there viii
be cottage cheese demonstration
conducted by sidonia Hast 81 the ex-
tension division and Mrs. Palm, home
demonstration agent There viii be
a similar meeting at Grover on Friday
the 18th, at 200 b. nj, and on satur.
day at 800 o'clock ia the basement
Of the public library = demonstration
Of similar nature will be given
The Congregations church, at re-;
cent meeting, after going over the sit
uation with Rev. Mr. Christianson and
listening to his report Of the call ex-
tended to him by the church at Boise,
idaho. accented the pastors resigna-
ton, to take effect JAY /, when Mr..
will become the pastor
Of the church at Boise During his
residence In this city, the church has
constructed and completed fine edi-
fiee, equipped It throughout. which IS
one Of the ornaments to the city.
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son, Harlie, was in the city Monday
r r, who last winter went TO Roches-i
ter, Mimi. for treatment. IS still all
ing. not having improved very percep-
tibly within the past few months. He
undertook to conduct a newspaper att
Ashton, s. p. but was compelled toI
give it up On account Of poor health.
He says he hopes, however, that with
the advent Of warm weather he may
regain his physical vigor. to some ex.s
tent at least.
Prof. a. A. Coulson, Of Desmet was
ID the city last Saturday, on a brief
automobile tour OF several counties IN
the interests Of his candidacy for the
republican nomination for the Office
Of state superint endent of public in:
struction Professor Goulson Is said
to- be d native Of South Dakota, Az.