Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-01-02
TAKE NOTICE
Apples for Sale
Al the Midway Apple Market
lst moor north Lamm Hdw.
APPLES.
Carload just arrived. Dandies.
H. A. Babcock. E. Kemp Ave-,

New Years Day PASSED very quietly
in WATERFOWL. The cold wave which
struck lhiS part of the country a day
or two ago is sill doing business at the
old stand.
Jake Weld was in the city yesterday.
Hazel Opprud, who has been nursing
city, returned to her home in Huron
last evening.
Begin the New Year right. Attend
evening school. New classes begin Mon
day night January 6. South Dakota
School of Business. u00-1O5)
]. J. Teske and wife, who spent New
Years day at the farm of Smith Rob
bins. about nine miles south of this
city, report The roads in thai direction
in bad condition.
Mrs. A, NJ. Chambers, who has been
visiting her son in Redfield, returned
to this city recently Mr.. Will Cham
bers, her son, is a passenger conductor
on the n. w. Railroad,
Get your Ford car overhaalled by a
first classs Ford expert. Roy Richie,
12O 9Th Ave, S. e. Phone 1884.
See Annette kellcman in QUEEN
or THE SEA-. her latest and great
est picture, also showing Sunshine
comedy, metropolitan tonight and
Friday. 10, Is, and 20 cents.
Frank Busse, the piano tuner. receiv-
ed a postal card from his old friend,
| James Shields, the other day, James
says he is well and is enjoying the
scenes of France immensely.
Dale w. Matson who was attending
the s. A. II. c. at Nermillion, when
he was transferred to Camp Taylor. KY.
where he was discharged after the ar
mistice was signed, returned to the uni
versity this morning to enter the
second term in civil engineering, after
having spent the holidays in this city
with his mother
Three pure bred Durroc Jersey
Bears. Pedigees furnished. Phone or
write II. Daggit. WATERFOWL, r. No. a.
QO0.10a)
Pearl Bonner left this morning for
Chicago to resume her studies at the
Northwestern College, after spending
the holidays in this city with her par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. G.. f.. Bonner. =
Ralph Horswill arrived in the city
Tuesday morning from Jacksonville, Fa.
where he has been at Camp johnson.
He received his discharge from service.
Walter *. Boyd of Hayti spent
Tuesday in Watertown.
Jacob Gustavson, son Of Mrs. Martha
Gustavson, of this city, who was severe
ly wounded IN the battle 'front.' in
France a couple Of months ago. writes
his mother he has recovered sufficient
ly to re.join his regiment.
If you want to get in on our special
three months course for farmer boys,
make arrangements before January 6.
South Dakota School of Business. (101-4)
Verne Mccain. who was to have been
on duty this morning at the Calmen.
son Clothing Co., phoned from Redfield
this morning saying he would not be
able to reach the city for a day or two
on account of being showed in.
Leslie Gabert, who is now in France,
formerly employed at the Rexall drug
store, has written to friends saying he
expected to sail for home on Dec. 16.
The letter stated that Lucian Gray and
William Towne We're also expecting to
leave France at the same time.
John G. Coleman died Dec. 31st at a
local hospital, age SO years, 10 months
and 90 days. John Coleman had been a
resident of this city for about ten
years. His mother arrived in the city
a day or two ago and accompanied the
body to his home in Monti. Iowa, for
burial.
AT Bismarck, NORTH Dakota, on
New Years. day it was SO degrees
below zero with IA inches OF snow.
The Thermometer in front of the city
hall in Watertown registered ~ de;
grgss below zero at 10 O'Clock this
morning.
r. w. Kreiser is in receipt of a let
ter from Capt. James Ferris. @. M. G.,
officer in charge Of utilities at Camp
Bowie, Tex. in which he encloses q
photo OF himself. seated on his horse
the same one that he rode SO frequently
while in WATERFOWL. The photo will re
main one Of Mr.. Kreiser's priced pos.
sessions.
Victor and Ruth Jones. % ant
daughter OF Nj. and Mrs. =. NJ. Jones.
have been spending the holiday yaca-
ton with their parents at Clark. They
return this week TO the Minnesota uni,
versity, where they are taking q course
in pharmacy. They called on heir uncle,
ID. +. Jones. and their cousin, Miss
Mabel Jones, Of this city before return
Ing
The Clark Courier speaks ~ follows
OF the daughter of former Governor and
Mrs, s. n. Elrods well known Ia this
city: Miss Barbara Elrod, who II attend
Ing ihe state university at Mitchell,
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