The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1885-08-29

Have you read what the OAK.
Loan & Trust Co. says?
-Fairbank has had a circulating
library for the past Is months.
Farmers Deal direct with the
Dakota Loan & Trust CO., Pierre, d. T.
1t will be money in your pocket.
Don't buy anything in the line of
either heating or cook stoves until you
have seen the stock of NJ. Z. Robinson,
Blunt, and get his prices.
F. Haskin, about five miles south
east Of Clifton, has about finished n
fine granary, and, what is better, has
a fine quantity of grain to put in it.
A new engine is expected this
week for the Okobojo mill, and it is
expected that the mill will be grinding
by the middle of September. This
will be good news for the people.
Some II or Is old ex-soldlers
were in town, Thursday, IN further NEE
of the project of organizing Post of
the Grand Army of the Republic, but
the necessary papers not having been
received from the Adjutant, very little
could be done. A meeting was held
mt the Watchman Office and the mat
ter discussed, and, as soon as the pa
pers are received, they will be prepared
and another meeting called by the sec
retary to arrange date for mastering
IN. All old soldiers are cordially So
licited TO become charter III embers.
If our Junior could only receive
some such love letter rs the following
TO the WATCHMAN he would be per
fcctly happy
WARREN. o., Aug. II, 1885.
DEAR WATCHMAv:- :-Enclosed find
one dollar for Watchman to Jacob
Bower, West Pennington, o. | will
send more soon. | feel lost without
the Watchman when am at home
| expect to come back to Sully county
next spring to live-havc been home
sick ever since | left there.
Respectfully,
Miss MATTE BOWER
The philadelphia Clothing Store"
of Walter l.. French, Blunt, Oak, is just
now in the rush Of receiving an i'm
mense stock of Fall and Winter wear
ing apparel Of all grades, from course
to fine, bought in the depressed mar
kcts of the East at marvelously low
prices, and which will be sold at figures
that will astonish those who have been
paying the high prices of the past year
or two. Mr.. French is too busy to
make more than n general announce
ment just now, to be found elsewhere
but to those who desire to buy will
quote prices which will insure their
patronage.
Large stock and low prices on
heating and cook stoves at the hard
ware store of NJ. Il. Robinson, Blum.
September l6, II, IS and 10Th.
have been selected for holding the fair
at Blunt, Ey the Dakota Central Ag-
ricultural and Mechanical Association.
The work of preparation is being push
ed with all possible dispatch. and we
see no reason why the fair cannot be
made Il decided success. A race track
is being put in good condition SO that
those who think that they have fast
horses will be given an opportunity to
speed them, and purses will be given
to the winners. Among the supcrin-
tendents of departments from Sully
county we notice
q. w. Evarts, Sheep and Swine.
+. W. Eakin, Farm Department.
II. +. kimmcl, Machinery.
Mrs. John II. Reed. Floral Display.
The following gentlemen have been
elected officers of the Association
Decentralization Jones.
Vice Pres.-P. B. Coddington.
Sec-l. f. Ysungbood.
ASST Sec. c. Kelly.
Treasurer-W. W. Waite.
Marshall. G.. Stevens.
Genl Supt.--M. b. Parker.
Rnnt as Market