Maude and Alfred Waters were travellers – for pleasure, for business and for civic responsibilities (such as the trips Alfred made, mentioned in Part Two, to Portland, Oregon and Kansas City, Missouri as a delegate to the Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress). During the nearly twenty years of his first marriage, Alfred and his wife Josie made…
The May 1904 news article announcing the marriage of Maude Bevers and Alfred N. Waters described the two of them as “prominent people” of the small town of De Smet, South Dakota. (You can see the news article in Part One.) Each of them was involved in a variety of social groups and community pursuits. …
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