Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-08-05

RS something remarkable When
| we lie full weath report for
10 twill be ahown M Al d most
remarkable year. First We had
about so days Of sleighing Then
we had a March with nearly 100
per cent sunshine. Nov we have
had May, June and July with.
about the same record.
NJ O.. Barrett has leased TIE!
Burlington Hotel from a .A. Han.
ten for a period of five years and
has thoroly remodeled and renov-
tied the same. Mr.. Barrett will;
change the name Of the hotel to
the Square Deal and will make
lit one of the most popular low
priced hotels in this part Of the
state. Mr.. Barrett has been con-.
Quoting q boarding house on west
Kemp avenue for several years
and has made decided success Of
| the business and will take all Of
his boarders to his new quarters.
MIR. Barrett is the right man in.
the right place 81 ss H.. 80 =
George Crozier narrowly averted
serious accident last Wednesday;
evening. He was coming across
the Rock Island track with a load
Of cinders for the city when he
was run into by the delivery team
belonging to the w. H. Stokes
Milling Co. The delivery team
struck his wagon with terrific
force, breaking one of the axes Of
the heavy dirt wagon and throw
ing Mr.. Crozier violently to The.
ground. Fortunately MIR. Crozier
happened to light in soft stop
in the street and was not seriously
injured. aI -..a1 &C. ~ :.
The mandate of the postmaster
general is that hereafter the
wishes Of the patrons of the post
Office will be considered above
that Of the recommend Of the con.
gressmen or senator's. That's
right, let merit rule. If q post
master suits the people let. the
people have him. There is not an
official in the county in whom all
the people are so interested as
the postmaster, and they should
be permitted to select the one to
serve them. If the congressman
or senator is owing anyone for
political work let him 60 down
into his pockets and pay him in
stead of giving him a STAT" Office.
At the conference held in Gin
cinnati on, July 18th, between the
representatives Of the American
Federation of Labor and the Man;
ufacturerss Defence Association,
all differences between the Bucks
Stove and Range Company and the
American Federation Of Labor
were settled. The "Cozy Home"
of this city handles full line Of
the Buck stoves and ranges and
they are said to be the best line
on the market. For many years
this big company has been an.
tagonistic to organized labor.
but the firm has recently chang.
ed hands and the new manage
ment evidently did not care to
prolong the struggle with or,
ganized labor any longer.
The latest addition to the state
university is the college of med
icine in the interest Of which an
attractive bulletin has just been
issued. 1t is the purpose Of the
regents to give the first two
years Of medicine at Vermillion.
/ thus saving residents Of the state
the cost Of heavy tuition in other
states. assurance being given
that credits obtained at Vermil-
lion in the medical department
will be accepted by all the leading
medical schools in the country
There are many who may think
! That we are starting the medical
school too early and at the expense
Of the other departments. in other
words that the board isgoing too
fast, but the only way to build 3
great university in South Dakota
is TO keep eyerlastingly at it, and
4 provide Accommodations in advance
of their actual need. Eighty
seven South Dakotans were last
1year studying medicine in other
states, which shows a growing need
4 for such department at vermil-
lion
4 State Of Ohio, City Of Toledo, Il
Lucas County.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that
\ he is senior partner Of the firm Of
A F. j. Cheney & Cos, doing bust.
ness in the City Of Toledo. County