Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-09-18

1s, 1908
before passenger will be admitted
| to cars. Il
Never before in the history Of
the state were conditions 10 favor
liable for q prairie FIRE as at the
present time. Everything is las
Idry as timber and there has been
consid erable wind that would fan
d blaze and make a FIRE very hard
/ To control, Most Of the stub leSis
very heavy. and lin the rush Of
threshing, there is practically no
blowing done, that would be of
lany assistance in checking q fire.
Itswould be d good idea il 4 every
/ farmer would take time to pillow a
good fire break around his premises.
A certain writer has said that
Inc newspaper which took truth for
Its standard would make q pecun-
larry success. The press might
return the compl BY remark
Ling that no minister who told
the truth about his congregation
aalive or dead, would occupy the.
pulpit much longer than the Snn-s
i day afterward. The press and
clergy go hand in hand, with the
Ewhitewash brush, rosy spectacleSl
magnifying little virtues and
Kindly throwing little deforinities
into oblivion. The pulpit, the
|pen, and the gravestene are part
liners in saintmaking /. Y S
The politician is my shepherd. i
3shall not want for anything IN this
a campaign. He leadeth me into the;
Slsaloon for yvotes sake. He lineth
1my pocket with good 81 CARS; my
Icup of beer runneth over. He in
'lqnireth into my family, even unto
1.-THE fourth generation. Yea, tho
\ walk thru the mud and rain to
vote for him and shout myself hoarse
4. when he is elected straightway he
a forgetteth me. Attic / meeteth
2 him in his own house he knoWath
me not. Surely the wool has been
B pulled over my eyes all the days
! lof my life and / shall dwell ID
!. the house of chlmp forever.
1 Elk. rs "a
A lady suspected her husband 81
4 kissing the hired girl and resolved
IS to detect him IN the act. One eve
= ming she saw him pass quietfyffite
s. the kitchen. The hired girl wa,
out and the kitchen dark. The
III Jealous wife took q few matche,
in her hand and hastily placing hel
Il shawl over her head as the hiret
girl often did entered the bacl
door and imrnedi lately she wasseiSee
and kissed and embraced in al
ardent manner. With heart almos
bursting the wife prepared to adj
minister terrible rebuke to tn,
faithless spouee and tearing from
his fond embrace she struck
match and stood face to face witt
the hired man. Hazel New Era
Mrs. 3. l.. Crimnaen Of Water
town, better known to our peopl
as Miss Leila Larson, came dow
from Watertown Tuesday afternoo,
and remained with us until the ar
rival Of the evening passenger whel
4 she departed for the twin cite
where she will spend few day
B visiting with her father and othe
friends. While in ST. Paul sh
will also make selection Of tn
piano won in the contest conducte
by the st. Paul Daily News. Sh
desires thru the columns of the Re
publican to extend her SINGER
thanks to her many friends who s
kindly assisted her to secure til
4 first prize. Itwas a warmly cor
tested affair and to be declared til
winner was a great honor, not onl
to the successful candidate but ais
to her home town and to the peopl
who assisted in securing it former
Mrs. Crimmen appreciates the hel
she secured and we all rejoice wit
her because she was the successft
contestant. CastleWood Republ
can.
h. NO RELIGIOUS TEST