The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1884-03-08
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The village school will close mex,
Tuesday
S. ii. Volts, of Blunt was in town
Thursday.
About three inches Of snow fell
Wednesday.
R. A. Cavcnaugh, of Fairbank,
was in town Saturday.
Judge j. X. Magic left Sunday
afternoon for Chicago.
The Fairbank News advocates
township organization.
If you want to buy lumber cheap,
go to Laird, Norton Co., Blunt.
Miss Rinnie Snyder made final on
her claim ] miles west of town, Thurs
day.
-Chas. Bats, attorney, is in town
making his parents and friends short
visit.
We received a short call from
Chas. Hanchett and George b. York,
Monday.
If YOU HAVE DECIDED LAND
or claims to sell, address s. II. Neal,
Clifton.
Laird, Norton Co., Blunt, ID. T., are
selling lumber at prices that defy COM
petition.
The whatisit at Carson doesn't
come to time when it has facts to buck
against.
A full line of wood and chain
pumps can be found at Warner Bros,
Pierre, Oak. AZ
Henry Potter and III. ii. Butts
made Pierre q business call the first
of the week.
Parties having breaking teams
will be enabled to earn big money here
thiYspring.
VCounty Treasurer Agar has been
in Clifton attending to his official du-
ties this week.
WIN. b. Laird, who has a fine claim
north of town, has been rusticating on
his claim this week.
The wagon bridge across the Oko-
bojo at this point is u great convenience
to the travelling public.
&C. III. Whitman, of Waterford, this
county, proved up on his claim, Tues
day, before Clerk Edgerton.
1t is said that Farbank will have
the "biggest boom" of any town in
central Dakota, this season.
Numerous wagon loads of lumber
have passed through town this week,
for homesteaders north of town.
Buy the celebrated Studebaker
Wagon and everything on wheels at
Warner Bros, Pierre, Oak. At
The new land firm of Ross & Nc
Fall have placed two handsome signs
up i'm front of their office ut the Clifton
House.
We are informed that Blunt par
ties will soon put stage line on the
road between Blunt and Fairbank VIA
Clifton.
j. X. Magic, A. NJ Glasgow and
John Sendern, all of sec. "a, 1863,
made final proof on their claims Satur-
day last.
Laird, Norton Co. are fencing IN
their lumber yard at Blunt in order
that all lumber that leaves may be
measured
The world removed Casady Sulky
Plow, the only successful sulky plow
made, for sale by Warner Bros, Pierre,
Oak. AZ
John C. Lcpper, of 1873, return
ed from Iowa last week with car load
ofhousehold goods, horses and farming
implements.
Roscoe Stinson returned from
Huron Tuesday evening, where he had
been transacting business before the
u. s. Land Office.
Probate Judge NJ Sweny wishes
us to state that the probate office is
located i'm s. III. Meals building; first
door west of the Clifton House, for
the present
The course taken by Com. b. p.
Hoover and County Clerk j. A. Meloon
to obtain legal board of commission
ers in Sully county is a step in the
right direction. They are doing their
duty as representatives of the people
Buy your lumber of Laird, Norton
Co., Blunt. 43tf
If the business and social standing
of a town are judged by people at
distance from the contents and appear
ance of its newspaper, what do they
think of the little hamlet down the
creek?
The government mail service be-
tween this place and Pierre has been
increased to three times n week-Tues-