Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-01-23

amendment osthe cdieratt ORaritWtt
renders already exlsstinag ia~s. etc heaF
ing upon tie manufaeture
etc., of Intoxicating nquors which might
have. q does. exist hi ne ii Il
states null INC void aEfsz
Some of the processes 81 logicandj
deductions Of the powers to reason
that obtain In ON peopls minds
certainly wondssful Indeed, MSsuch lines
Of reason nre tenable them such men
Daniel Webster and John Marshall viii
have 10 take seats In the rear whom III
mi TO masters Of logic.
Mr.. Ben Lee remarked afe Other
day that an almanac for south Das
kota l,al never been piiblsshisd.
The former kaiser used to send airs
Craft over London and other citias III
terrorize them. 1t seems now that he
has had back some on his NJ iaedi.
fcino in that airplanes have circled about
his present. quarters for reasot:s unsl
known, but William fears their yisita
are connected with. attempt for ms cals
ture. Every dog has his dag. nm
had his.
Weather ranging from is degress2
above zero t I. 40 degrees above for
days and almost weeks iii this section
uf South Dakota, In the middle Of ire
winter Isl, ! think, rather unusual.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Purcell called
upon Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Croft We'd
nesday night s8ss ssss5 n N b Rs
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Croft were lii III
city the last Of the week. Mr. Croft
plans to have q sale the last days Of
winter or early spring. Runor has i
that Miss Ruth Croft will be m;irrie6
ere long TO q certain young gentleman.
now III the service of thegunited States
in France. The Misses Croft are spend
ing the wintersin the West.
Lester Purcell was a business visitor
to Henry, IaIrod ond Clark the past;
week. Lester plans to cut Ice from.
Lake Kampeska again this winter.
beg pardon; the boxes Of oranges
were OF regulation size and nil-not lust
five oranges in each box. The typistI
apparently took my fire for Ave.
well, don't blame the stypist. She had
no way Of knowing whether there were
1--we Q whether they were fine.
Miss Dorothy Brown is spending the
last of the week witt, friends In Wa
tertown.
DO YOU know Gust to let yon see how
blamed slow This said reporter (D OF
the News actually isl, / just heard tho
ether day that Miss Nina Molln was
q married woman, and law sakes!! she
has been thusly for going on three
months. Yes, sir, as sure as va live,
Wouldn't that sink yolr bol,ber2
Messrs. Grant and I'D Peterson have
purchased the Stokes 100 acre tract 81
land adjoining their farm on The west
In company with MIR. and Mrs. ]
Purcell ! saw the Lake City little
while Monday afternoon. The sturdy
Overland conveyed III to and from Till
city but it sure had to labor to- do so.
the roads were 50 bad.
We partook OF dinner at William
Church's neW Northwestern hotel and
we surely liaI a nice dinner served
very politely and everything neat and
clean. The interior OF the building, as
far az we saw. presented a clean and
bright appearance.
Sunday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. j,
III. Purcell, assisted by Messrs.. William
Toms. "a. y. and w. @. Ostrander, can
yassed RicfIand township iii the In.
~ierests Of the relief fund for the Ar
monians and Sy1ians. III. c. Tigner and
assistants canvassed Karnpeska towr.
ship. Joe Croft solicited funds la his
neighborflood.
News reaches Kampessa Of the birth
To Mr.. and AIRS, F2eaala Dean 81 II sor
the last of the past week. MI. and
Mrs. Dean reside in Minneai5ofissM Mr.
Sam Dean is now Grandpa Dean. By
the way 4 am very glad to note that
Mrs. Dean Chat is, Grandmother Dean,
IS in a fair way at this time to the full
recovery of her former health. Her
most of friends will be pleased indeed
20 know OF this.
Mr.. Sucker has been confined to his
bed for over a week. a sufferer from In
faenza. He IS not considered ut all
seriously i'll.
Glen Oleson and Miss Ella olesor
have also been kept abed for some time
by the same malady. They, too, have
not been dangerously III al all, but sc,
quite sick some Of the time. All are
on the gain.
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