Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-10-03

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NJ. p. Corwin of Rauville was in the
city yesterday.
John Olson of Wallace is a Water.
town shopper today.
Banker S. d. Boyd of Henry is trans
acting business here
Miss Haldis Lansing of Florence
was in the city today.
J.. w. Durliin Of DoIand is in Il local
| hospital for treatment.
Lloyd Meek OF Raymond is in 4 local
hospital for treatment.
Sam Purcell and wife were Water.
town callers yesterday.
Ed German of Hayti was 4 Water
town visitor yesterday.
John Rukstad of Florence was a Wa
tertoWn caller yesterday.
C. V. Christensen left this morn
ing for his home in Tracy.
Mrs. Neil Banner of Raymond is in a
local hospital for treatments.
Mrs. C. r, Hayward of Garden
City was in Waterfowl yesterday.
Nh. Tigner of Kampcska was in on
business yesterday from Kampeska.
Sheriff Ben Bluflat OF Hamlm
county was in the city last evening.
Dave Ones of CastlewooG spent yes
Mrs. Carrie Mcdonald is here from
Clark visiting friends for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arpin of Clark We're in
the city yesterday on business and
shopping.
Charles Langwil has purchased the
property on Second St. s. w, from w.
NJ. Mcintyre.
John p. Bleeg and w. Sharp of 500
Falls are in the city, guests of NJ. r.
Baskerville and DR.. Glen Yeamans.
Mrs, Fred Call of Doland returned
home yesterday after spending several
weeks in a local hospital for treatment.
Stanley Williamson is in the city for
a short visit with his parents and
friends Stanley has been employed in
Philadelphia for some time.
Don't forget the sale Of cattle at Dell
WATERFOWL next Saturday. The auc-
ton starts at noon.
Mrs. Kate Dellman has as her
guest, her cousin, Mrs. Rose Miner,
of Hillsdale, Wis. Mrs. Miner was a
former resident in the state and en-
joys very much her visit here. She
expects to remain several weeks.
Emil Opperud of the Aultman
Taylor Co., went to Alexandria today
where he will set up a farm tractor.
Mrs. Opperud accompanied her
husband to Madison where she will
visit a sister during his absence from
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. M. Barker yesterday
received a leiter from their son, Eugene
who is stationed at Camp Dodge, Ia,
stating that the whole camp is now
under quarantine for the Spanish In
fiuenza. He says a large number of
men are in the hospital, but it is be-
lieved that the doctors have the cpl
medic pretty well under control.
While Mr.. and Mrs. James Gilruth
We're returning to their farm home five
miles north of Watertown Monday
evening, they were upset by an auto
mobile which threw them both to the
ground with violent force. They suf-
fered no broken bones. but Mrs. Gill
ruth was badly bruised and shaken up.
They We're driving a horse n buggy.
Mrs. j. T. Obenshain is home from
an extended visit with relatives and
friends near Presho. west of the Mis-
souri, river. Mrs. Obensl1ain says that
the farmers in that section of the coun-
try are very prosperous this year In
speaking OF her. visit to o reporter for
the Daily News she said: THE farmers
in that part of the state have had plenty
of moisture for the past four years and
have. raised splendid crops. I never
saw so many fat. sleek cattle and hogs
and the corn crop there was fine this
season-great ripe ears Of corn-I tel
you they looked pretty good to me-
Mrs. James Porteous has sworn oui
q complaint in municipal court agans'
u. T.. Freed. of this city, for reckless
driving and exceeding the speed limii
on the streets of Watertown. 1t ap
pears that about a month 8 Mr.
Freed, while coming in from the laks
with his automobile, ran into the horse
and wagon owned by James Porteous
as he was returning 70 his home II
West WATERFOWL, as reported at tht
thine by the Daily News. Mr.. Freed, i
is understood, paid Tor having tn,
wagon repaired but declined to pay Mr.
Porteous doctor bill II repair the har
mess. The case is booked for the mu
nlcIpal court next Saturday.
Mr.. Topper. the plasterer. whel
asked by a reporter for The Daily New
Regarding the4cenditier at his saa@aNsha4