She had raised a great disturbance, was fighting and brawling with men in the saloon, and the saloonkeeper put her out.
She used the foulest language, and with an awful threat struck at the saloonkeeper with all her force.
The saloonkeeper was called to the witness stand, and said: "I know dis voman's vas making disturbance by my saloon.
I stepped up to my husband and asked him to go home with me; but the men laughed at him, and the saloonkeeper ordered me out.
The saloonkeeper would tell us how the man fled into his saloon and ran up the stairs to the roof; then how two policemen came and made the arrest.
In getting the facts we would probably talk to Young, the groceryman, and to the saloonkeeper into whose establishment the robber fled.
If a saloonkeeper gets into trouble he always knows that Senator Plunkitt is the man to help him out.
Flood warned us not to bet our saddles, but Quarternight and Stallings had already wagered theirs, and were stripping them from their horses to turn them over to the saloonkeeperas stakeholder.
Before the astonished saloonkeeper could recover himself and formulate the angry retort which rose to his lips, Charlie staggered out of the place.
Ready for any fresh interest forthcoming, the saloonkeeper clambered hurriedly out of the cellar with the other men close behind him.
But there's not a saloonkeeper in the Northwest Territories would hand you one for Fyles.
The saloonkeeper looked for that sign which was to re-establish his confidence.
The searching eyes of the saloonkeeperand his companions lost no detail.
When he did reply, however, he set the saloonkeeper re-sorting some of his convictions, mixing them with a doubt which had never occurred to him before.
Helen shook her head while the saloonkeeper spat out his chew of tobacco with all the violence of his outraged feelings.
Charlie licked his dry lips as the saloonkeeper paused.
Nor was it until he reached the spot where the trail divided that he realized what a perfect fool the saloonkeeper had made of him.
They're a fancy breed," the saloonkeeper declared, "and kind of rare hereabouts.
But the sign did not come, and the saloonkeeperwas left without the least encouragement.
That's so," he admitted, and Bill closed the door behind him as the saloonkeeper extinguished the second lamp.
Here in Chicago they invented the plan of placing the saloonkeeper in the ice chest, while the looting of the place went on.
The German saloonkeeper smiled his protests, but when he became too much concerned about what was going on, someone would snuff a light or plug a barrel of whisky with a bullet.
It was this saloonkeeper who conceived the idea of importing a billiard table, and also a back bar and mirror.
The bullwhackers watched the installation of the new furniture, and that night informed the saloonkeeper that as there were no women in the camp it had been decided to have a stag dance in the saloon.
Mebbe she vill, und mebbe she von't," said the saloonkeeper astutely.
Only the other day I learned with regret that the saloonkeeper became insane not so very long after I had known him, his monomania being sidewalks.
He smiled significantly when he let me pass, and I was reminded of what a saloonkeeper had said to me earlier in the morning.
He marched thesaloonkeeper into the marshal's office, finding that Madrid hadn't returned.
The saloonkeeper made a long-armed reach for a gun that stood in the corner.
As he spoke he jumped over the bar, bearing the saloonkeeper down with him before the long-armed reach encompassed the gun.
You know that after the priest and the doctor it's the saloonkeeper that knows a man's number.
The saloonkeeper gazed at him, with his haggard white face and his blue trembling lips.
The saloonkeeper stood in with all the big politics men in the district; and when you had once found out what it meant to get into trouble with such people, you would know enough to pay what you were told to pay and shut up.
What a load of sin the saloonkeeper carries, the man that sells the drunkard rum.
The saloonkeeper may have it within his power to curtail, to lessen the evil effects of drunkenness, but it's high time the fellow on the other side of the bar came in for his share of the censure.
That a saloonkeeper and a bar-tender, the very people whom Alfred had been so constantly warned against, should be the only ones who took an interest in him when in distress, was most surprising to the boy.
The saloonkeeper became very uneasy and called a policeman to "take her away.
The men in the meantime running to us, laid hold on the saloonkeeperand took him away.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "saloonkeeper" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
