The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1884-04-26

night in town.
The people of Hughes county ask
for ten voting precincts.
The little garden seed will soon
be placed in its little bed.
For SA.E-Some good hay Ad-
dress.
s. II. NEAL, Clifton.
--Chas A. Berger, one of Blunt's
leading attorneys, spent Monday in
town.
The lumber has been bought for
three school houses in Waverly town
ship--l13-79.
Hardwood for drags, pine for
houses and stables at Laird Norton
Co.'S, Blunt.
A Deadwood outfit brought $780,
900 worth of brick into Pierre at one
load, last week The brick were gold.
B. p Hoover suffered quite Sc
verely from diphtherial sore throat, the
first of the week, but we are pleased to
announce his recovery.
Dave Farrar, of Fort Sully, spent
Sunday night in Clifton, returning
Monday. He bought B. p. Hoover's
spotted Bronco to match one he has
There is said to be a Mormon up
in the northern part of the county who
is living with two wives. He ought
to divide up with some of those who
have none.
See DIR. Vescy's card elsewhere.
He may now be found in Clifton pre-
pared to answer all calls for physician
or do anything in the dentistry line.
He comes well recommended.
GARDEN SEEDs--A full stock of
d. NJ. Ferry & Cos. fresh garden seeds
have just been received and are now
on sale ut Henry Potter's Pioneer Store,
Clifton.
The Democratic Territorial Con
vention to elect delegates to the
National convention, will be held at
Pierre, May l4th. We suppose Sully
county will be entitled to one delegate,
A tow mill and a mill for extract
ing the oil from flax seed are things
that would undoubtedly pay well right
here in Clifton, rs much flax will be
raised on the fine agricultural land
surrounding us on every side.
The Hamill family ofelocutionists,
of Sully county, will give an entertain
ment at the opera house in Blunt on
Thursday. May lst, in which they will
be assisted by Prof. Booth, the cele-
brated Philadelphia violinist 1t will
be worth hearing.
Read the ad. of the Philadelphia
Clothing House to be opened at Blunt
May lst. These goods have been
bought and the house opened under
circumstances enabling the proprietor
to give big bargains, and we would ad-
wise our readers to call there before
buying.
WIN Wooliever, from Lapeer coun-
ty, Michigun, has bought the relinquish-
ment to l60 acres of Dakota soil in
l16-7S, and will move his family,
comprising a wife and five children, to
his new home, together with teams,
tools, and things to make good start.
These are the kind Of citizens we want
The railroad has special "seed
rate" of freight, being heavy reduc-
tion on all seeds for planting in Dako-
tn which came from the east This il
as it should be. If any one is inter
ested in the development of this coun-
try it is certainly the railroads whose
business will henceforth largely depend
upon the shipment of grain and pro-
duce.
WIN. Ashbaugh, of Cincinnati,
Ohio, has been stopping in Clifton for
a number of days. He is the advance
agent of party from the Buckeye
State who are desirous of securing a
tract of Sully county soil with a view
to engaging largely in agricultural
pursuits, and we are pleased to know
that he has already secured five quarter
sections north of town with prospect
of more. They will come with means
to improve the land, and are the class
of people we are glad to welcome.
The world removed Casady Sulky