Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-08-20

hurt. The horse stood perfectly
still after the accident and this
undoubtedly saved the occupants
of the buggy from serious injury.
A. j. Smith a farmer living
near Forrestville was before the
municipal court Friday on a
charge of selling mortgaged pro-
perty and was bound over to the
circuit court under bond of $500.
The complaint was signed by
Franz Korth who alleges that
Smith sold some cattle upon which
Korth had a mortgage, the sale
being made without his knowledge
or consent. Smith claims that
there was an understanding with
Korth to sell the stock to purchase
groceries and pay held. The mat
ter will be settled in the circuit
court.
Last Friday evening the jour-
neymen plumbers of the city held
meeting and organized a local
union. The following officers
were elected: j. A. Kennedy,
pres; Carl Kohlert, vice pres; Ed.
Wagner, sec. and treas; John G.
Schultz, sentinel. The members
of the union are Ray Powers, Al
Young, H. P. Halsuead, P. ].
O'Brien, E. H. Adamson and Eu-
gene O'Rourke. The union has
received it's charter, and is in
regular working order. The OBJ
ject Of the organization is to main
tain a higher standard of work.
manship.
The officials of the Clark county
fair have designated Thursday
Sept. 9 as Watertown day. Ar
rangements have been made to
make the programs on that day es-
pecially attractive. Two principal
attractions on that day will be the
2:18 pace in which Hard Times,
owned by Bloom & Martin, is en-
tered and the 2::30 trot in which
Dug B, owned by DR.. E. C. Fisch-
er is entered. The latter race
was scheduled for the 9Th, but the
date was changed so that both
Watertown horses might run on
Watertown day. Watertown day
last year was big success, and it
is hoped that this year it will even
go one better.
Many people are not aware that
printers have language of their
own unintelligible to the uniniti-
ated. The following up to date
orders from an exchange give an
idea of the printing office lingo:
BILLY, put Sir Charles Upper on
the galley and finish up that MUIR
der you commenced yesterday.
Set up the ruins of Herculaneum
and distribute the smallpox.
Lock up Laurier and slide McCarty
into the hell box and leave the pi
alone until after dinner Put
the ladies' form to press and go
to the devil and put: him to work
on Deacon Fogg's article on 'Eter-
nal Punishment 3" Now this is
all simple enuf when translated
into English and not nearly so
rough as the reader may Imagine.
An exchange remarks: In
these days when many people 60
wrong it might be we'll enuf to
remember how many there are who
go right. The newspapers blazon
all the bad breaks of humanity
but they don't pretend to keep
track Of all who behave them
sleeves and are faithful to every.
trust. The story @of scandal is
seldom true to average life else it
would not be a story. The scandal
we read in the newspapers is not.
the usual thing else it would not
be published. Individual integri-
ty is everywhere The great ma
jority of men and women want to
do right, want to live right, want
to be square and honest and hon
orable. The exception to the; rule
makes the story 800 s,5..f a
A kill em-quickat method of
handling horses is to get them
into q thoro sweat and while hot,
give them 9 drink Of cold water.
It. is quicker than e bullet in the
brain. It is allowable when a
horse is hot to have three or four
swallows of cool water but no.
more. Then lead him away from
the water for few minutes. The
few swallows will help cool the.
horse, and another light drink.
may be given every few minutes
for four or five timse, after which
the horse my drink its fill without
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