Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-04-22
DR.. A. M. Work. at meeting

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az the delegate to attend the
general assemblyof the Presby ter
ian church, which meeting Will
be held in Atlantic City, N. u.
ii May, the first session being
held 81 May 1S. Rev. Mr.. Work
received word of the appointment
a few days ago and is now making
preparations to take the trip. 1t
is expected that Mrs. Work will
accompany him. The meeting IS
attended by delegates from all.
parts of the United States as we'll
IS missionaries from all over the
world. There are about 1000 dele
gates expected to be present.
The North Western has an
nounced that it will cut off all
extra freights on Sunday and thus
afford a large number of it's en-
ployes a day of rest. Only passeng-
er trains and cars of perishable
freight will be run on the Sabbath.
William Martin, he clips horses,
soft
The public school pupils at Fort
Pierre went on a strike because
the board refused to re-elect a su-
perintendent whom they liked,
There Ii 5he good thing about
being an etitot. When we die no.
body digs us up and soaks US in
acid to see if we were poisoned
for our money.
R. E. Sterling wife and daugh-
ter returned last week from an
extended visit in California. They
report a most enjoyable time.
The census enumerators are now
abroad in the land. If you do not
know how old you are or where
you were born, it would not be a
bad idea to find out. m.
For ten cents. you can spend
a most pleasant hour at the
Princess.
Statistics show that there is one
trade that is about to become ex-
tinct and that is that of the
norseshoer. No young man has
entered this line of business and
each year the demand for horse
,hoers increases. The union has
thrown down the bars and instead
If restricting the number of ap-
prentices that shall be employed
is soliciting applicants to enter
he trade. Horseshoers receive
good pay but the work is hard and
dangerous and young men are
'eeking admission into other
raids.
That South. Dakota may have q
some what leafless summer this
year is anticipated by some people:
who pretend to know. A moth
Known as the White Marked Tusock
was found numerously last season
and If this season#it should appear
in large numbers, will strip the
srees Of leaves as did the tent cat
srpil.er in the nineties. We no
ice also last season much larger
showing of tent caterpillar than
sor many years in the past. Many
groves show the white tents full |
# young worms upon almost every
rec and bush. The recent. cold
map together with the worms is
likely to work a hardship on the
rees this season.
The Princess Theatre is putting
lp the best motion pictures that
rave ever heen exhibited in the
tate. Jack Wigaard, the mana
.er, has the exculsiveright to use
n independent film service
which is far ahead Of anything|E
yer seen in this city.
William Martin, he clips horses.
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II is reported that the state sn-
irene court has cleared up the
:alendar Of delayed cases which
lad grown to vast proportions be-
ore the court was increased to |
i've members and that hereafterl
decisions Of cases may be expected
within two weeks Of argument. AS
here are tive terms Of the SUI
creme court annually a CLIENT
would therefore not be delayed
more than pix months in getting
i decision. The court has quite
changed the rules Id some re-
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