Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-07-16

made for the big Booster trip to
LeBeau on Tuesday July q. The
St. Louis will provide special
train and ample accommodation
will be secured for all who care
to take the trip. LeBeau is plan
ming on a big reception, and a
most enjoyable and profitable time
will be spent.
Pain can be easily and quickly
stopped. Pink Pain Tablets-Dr.
Shoop stop Headache, womanly
pains. any pain, anywhere, in 20
minutes sure. Formula on the
| 25c box. Ask your druggist or
| doctor about this formula-lt's
fine. Sold by A. Dutfner. 2-5
Watertown will soon have new
bookbinding and ruling establish
ment. A couple Of young men from
Minneapolis were in the city last
week looking over the field and
have decided to locate in Water
town. They departed Tuesday eve
ming for the twin cities where they
will order their material and
equipment. The young men are
both practical workmen in this
line and will give Watertown one
of the best bookbinderits in the
state They expect to get started IN
about three weeks or as soon as
their machinery arrives.
The state of Washington has
/ joined the movement toward strict
err marriage laws. A clean bill Of
health must now be shown in that
state before license may be
granted It is a sane and conser-
vative law. There is no restriction
in this country on marriage based
j on birth or property or any other
! thing which in some countries is
made a requisite, but surely a
man and woman contemplating
matrimony should be required Ito
show that they are not apt to bring
into the world a family of defec-
tives or degenerates. Arlington
Sun.
Advertisers should bear in mind
the fact that when you place an
ad in the Saturday News you are
using the paper which has the
largest circulation of any English
weekly printed in the state.s The
publisher of the Saturday News
stands ready to back this statement
with a reasonable amount of cash.
A running race was pulled off
last Saturday at Bloom & Martin S
race track south of the city be-
tween a sorrel horse from Vienna
and gray horse from Bryant. The
race was an 80 rod dash, one heat,
and was for $500 a side. The gray
horse won by nose.
Murders and suicides and other
crimes of violence have increased
with the advent of warm weather.
1t is characteristic of the season.
Man grumbles turnout the winter
because of the cold, and longs for
summer. But when summer
comes he becomes peevish and ir-
ritable and easily vexed. When
something goes wrong in the win.
ter time he would pass over with
a laugh, in the torrid season he
goes out and murders somebody.
The court would not be justified of
course in extending mercy for hot
weather crimes, and they are not.
On the contrary, the Judge and
jury are apt to be cranky and irri-
table too, hence in the hot sum-
mer months the criminal who is
placed on trial is quite apt to get
the limit, or else be let off with
no punishment at all. Man is 9
funny creature at best, but all his
vagaries and inconsistencies and
crankiness and general meanness
do not come to the surface until
the thermometer gets we'll toward
the 100 in the shade mark. -Aber.
deem News.
The following clipping is taker
from the Clark Republic Courier
. in regard to the Royal Neighbol
drill team which recently won the
prize at the log rolling held a
4 that place. In the evening be
tween the Clark County Nationa
Bank and Hotel Conklin took pIac,
i the competitive drills Of the Los
i Rollers and R. N. A. The prize
i in the Woodnlen was taken by the
4 drill team Of the Sioux Falls lodg,
lwho did some fine work and wer,
h enthusiastically received. Theil
4 drills showed that they had pui
much time and study in their Werl
and deserved highly the applaus,
4 they received. They were followed
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