The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1885-07-04
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The next tournament of The fire
men of Dakota will be hell ut Pierre.
WIN. Dennis and J. VI. May,
mile south of town, have put up sever
al tons OF hay.
Prank Pease has secured good
water ut depth of only I feet on sec.
30, this township.
Henry Potter has bought J. c.
Burners fine team of mules, one of the
best in this section.
A corps OF workmen are engaged
repairing the telegraph line between
Forts Sully and Yates.
Blunt, Harold, TIolabrd, High
more, Gettysburg, and other towns not
far distant are having big blow out
to-day.
The Press says that nearly all the
prairie dogs in the town adjacent to
Forest City have been drowned out by
the late heavy rains
The editor of the Forest City In
deN is the possessor of an eagle and
can ran u celebration to day on an in
dependent independence plan, and do
his own screaming.
A very small vote was polled in
Sully county at the Constitutional del
egate election last Tuesday. There
being only one ticket in the field there
was no excitement to draw the people
out, it being very onesided affair.
Owing to the Superior advantages
and adaptability to the soil of this To-
cality the Casaday Sulky Plow now has
all the trade You can buy these cele-
brated plows only of Warner Bros,
Pierre or Blunt. 4tf
1t is reported that "union depot"
is to be built at Pierre midway between
the old town and East Pierre, and that
c. 4. Jarvis, the prince of hotel men,
has bought and will complete and open
the Park Hotel. This is L big thing
on ice.
L S. Rickert and A. s. Tobias ar
rived from Highmore, yesterday, to
visit their numerous friends here.
Mr. Rickert has succeeded in getting
the Highmorc town we'll in excellent
shape, with Il Windmill and $50 barrel
tank and an unlimited supply of fine
water
j. W. Fusom. of Pierre, took lst
prize and championship badge of the
Firemen's Tournament at Sioux Falls
last week, in the laddermen's contest
to run 80 feet and ascend a 24-fo0t
ladder, in 81 seconds I'm The cham
pionship hook and ladder race Huron
took first money, Pierre second and
Mitchell third Pierre also captured
one other prize
At meeting of President Cleve-
lands Cabinet it was decided that the
settlers on the Winnebago reservation
must go, but rs the date first set for
their removal passed some two weeks
ago and nothing has been done toward
| forciblc ejectment-and many Of them
express determination not to go until
driven Oft is difficult to anticipate
what the outcome really will be. 1t is
probable that solAc victim will he sin
gled out, arrested and tired in the t.
:. Court to make test case. If 1t
sticks all right, then the other settlers
will doubtless either vacate or be
forcibly bounced.
-Messrs. +. H. Pease and ID. d.
Bryant have bought new Header and
will furnish header boxes and cu;
wheat, oats or barley for 81 per acre
Orders addressed them by mail ut Car.
son, Sully county, will receive prompt
recognition.
wASTED.-To exchange two yoke o.
good work cattle for span OF horses
or mares. WALTER Il. BURTON,
8 Sec. 2j, ll5-78
The Celebrated new Wood Mower
is the lightest and strongest built NOW
er made Our trade has more thar
doubled each season for three wears