Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-04-24

AuuSL 10 Aidue IN ADVANCE
Phone. ONCE. 24Os Residence $685.
2. J. Riley will be at Beach, N. D.,
! about another week. He has been
there tr%ansacting land business for
the pest week.
John Mofror is in the city today
to transact some land business. Mr..
Mohror lives in Holland and will re.
turn there tonight.
r. b. Newman, principal of the
local high school, will. go to Minnea.
polls where he will attend to business
for the next ten days. He leaves to.
night.
William Heki drove a big olsmobile
car 10 his homesin Hayti early in the
week. Mr.. Heki owns a garage in
! that city but came to Waterfowl to
purchase an 0lsmnbile a
W. p. Robson went to Aberdeen
this morning to transact business.
He win be gone the balance of the
week IL the Interests of the Dakota
Life company, for which he is man
ager of agencies.
Edwin Nelsstad has returned home
from the naval station at Newport
News, Va. where he has been station.
ed for the past nine months. He is
visiting his parents at Hetland now.
WATERFOWL friends hope to see hin i n
the not distant future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison B. Bossart
expect to arrive in Watertown with
their household goods Monday. Mr..
Bossart, who Just recently returned
from an army camp, has accepted the
position OF bookkeeper in the Dakota
Life offices.
Frank Gunderson has Just returned
TO his home in Watertown after hay.
ing been over seas since October. He
came back with The Buckeye division
and landed in New York. He enlist
ed in the service two years ago and
was sent to Cody from Watertown.
Get your Ford car overnauled by a
first class Ford expert. Roy Richie,
100 5th Ave. s.. e. Phone 1884. lssa
Alexander Wurzburger returned to
his home in Sioux Falls yesterday
morning after playing herc in Guild
hall Tuesday evening. Mr.. Wurzbur-
ger has q large class of students in
Sioux Falls a1d has 10 plan his time
very carefully i qraer to get away
for recital work. BE-
Families are like automobiles-it's
not the original cost, but the upkeep.
Disability indemnities win keep them
running. Ask S. A. Shnpe. State Mana
ger. t160-tf}
T. ~. Slater. II W.. Balsiger. III.
Austin. r. r Meadows, Ed. Emerson,
A. E. Cave ana E. A. BaTtels left this
incoming for Sioux Falls to attend the
FL Riad shrine in that city. Mr.. Bartels
is q losad Mason from Gary, and came
here 10 join the group OF WATERFOWL
men who were to go. They will be gone
for about two daysa
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The Platts Auto company sold a
Case six touring car to Martin Red
r1ord the early part d the week and
,. p Dennis. the Watertown agent.
drove the a to Redfield, Mr.. Red.
mondfs home, for delivery. Mr.. Red
nond is known as the Jolly and
handsome conductor on the Redfield
division Of the Northwestern line.
Agents wanted to sell Insurance Tor
the Travellers Equitable. Good com
1ission. S. A. shupe. State Manager.
Phone 1927. 1871
Mr. srd Mrs. Spencer Whitehead and
small son, Robert, left for their home
in seattle sgasbingson, this morning
sfrs. Whitehead has been In Sioux City
and Watertown this past winter and
been visiting hermothers Mrs. Corr
DoriesteeI, the past few week. Hel
brother-isi-law, Cecil B~aughrnan, has
recently returned from overseas and
the family have had quite a reunion.