davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1885-10-24
ESTABLISHED 1867.
Diamond 10 Line
STEAMERS.
Upper MISSISSIPPI packet LINE.

This company dispatches eAcn Week t"V o1 tHe1l
elegant passenger packets
FROM st. PAUL FOR
Red Wing, Winona, Lacrosse, MGGregor, Du-
Reokuk, Quincy, Hannibal, Louisiana,
Clarksville, Alton and
ST. LOUIS,
correcting at st. Louis with steamers OF "Anchof
Line for Memphis, Vicksburg, Helena anu
New Orleans.
The Favorite Route, South, East, West.
Less heat and no dust, smoke or cinders to
annoy. Our
The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1885-10-24
SATURDAY. OCTOBER "a, 1885.

Miss Jennie A. Henderson is authotizea W 10 re-
eeive and receipt inscriptions A TO .ne EEhLf
ENTERPRIsE at Mammoth iot oPiihso'
ADVERTISING RATES.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-08
Tho "Fsvorite Prescription" OF Dr.
Pierce cures 'femsle woakuess" and
kindred affections. BY druggists.
Railrond Accident.

Aoont 10 o'clock lat night wild TO.
ports wers current about wreck be-
tween this city and Fort Worth, on
tho Texas &C Pacific. Nobody oould
tell exactly whence tho report omi-
mated ana inquiry at tho railroad
offices only eliolted the reply
that they knew nothlt & about H., bu;
admitted that the Missouri Pacific
train due hero at about lO:iO would no,
come this way, but would 70 dirsotly
to Denton from Fort Worth.
Tho report says TINT the east-bound
train was wrecked st some place ves;
OF this city and before reaching For,
Worth. IL also ssid that the train wss
heavily loaded with passengers. Ur
to this hour, o'clock, although the
telegraph and telephone hsvs been re-
sorted 10, nothing definite has been
learned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-08
FLO rSAM.
FOltOn's Graham 4 lur is fine,

foiLon Nranam II lur Is nne.
BE sure and get Fslson's pearl meal
from your grocer.
There Will be meeting tonight of
the solons Of the city.
A committee of the Kaigbts Of
Labor FROM Fort Worth arrived in the
city yesterday.
News reached the city yesterday ahst
NJ; Gsebn, q prominent citizen Of
VILE Point, had died.
The water ana gss committees of Che
CITY council iroturnpd from visit to
Fort Worth. They went ever to take
notos.
jack Frost, ia puHilis;ic parlance, has
kaodkad tho foi,ags "silly." Wis the
timo when tho Leaves begin to fall, as
" wore.
There was 80 havs heen o called
ineeilns OK The city council last night.
but Mayor Brown, on raeousid eration'
declined TO call tho same.
The wooden swalug at the corner of
MMn ana PoyorRs street has been
tason uoWn, owing To IL being unsafe,
ana VIII DO supplied by new one.
Dsputy Sheriff Lewis left Yesterday
Tor PsieStine, to bring back Abe Pru,tT,
wanted nero TO answer TO the charge
OF the tneit OF wagon and for forgery
Goods sold At all times during the
dsy aud night at private sale. Furnl-
ture, glassware, tinware, boots and
SHOES, Clio hing, notions and under.
wear o. the auction house Of Fine
Very Fine, sl3 aud Gl5 Elm street.
Emil Hilgsr, the baker, Informs his
pntrons that no IN again at his cid
place, sSS Main street, and which b as
neon entirely rebuilt mud renovated,
ana Ia now prepared to give them bet
tor Dresd, oskes, etc., than ever. Don't
forget the place.
joe Thompson, who robbed the
mayor'a house, uf East Dallas, vas
nncd 1oO and sent to jail for 30 DAYS.
rhis gives Joe a good long term on
| the poor farm and protects him from
the stormy blasts OF ,he wintsr, az
well az other citizens OF East Dallas
from Joe's wirsy fipe0rs.
Inc lstoss ntylea OF iall and wintar
mil itnory can DO nosn ut MIRA, Chest.
nuts, who hes paid especial attention
W tho htyles In tho North and has i'm .
ported tho very latest in LADIES' BON
nets, etc. She invites tho ladies' 20
call end examine tho haudsomest
stock la her line ever brought to tho
city,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-08
BELIGIOUs,

First Baptist ohurch-Sunde school
a o:i5 q. IN. Regular preaching ser
vloss NJ III u, IA. aud 1880 p. IN.
Flrst PreshyterIau--O wing 10 tha
sinitnesb OF the p.ssor, DR.. A. p.
Smith, there viii no no pub.
10 services ~ this church to-day. Sun
DAY school at 9:i5 y. Ju., IA usual.
Services y. tho Chsoa, OF the Insar-
nation, corner Of Mckinney and Hsr-
wood, a. ii q, M: morning prayer, sar
moo and Naturalization of the holy
sommunion. Sunday school o. TO-.
R,v. X. colllSop, missionary.
Commerce Street Cnrist,sn Church
Sunday school At $3.50 o'clsck; proach-
Ing ut IL o'clocx y, ni., and 1880 d, m.
by Professor Black. Subjvct ia the
morning. Prayer" IA tho evening,
"Sscred Import OF tho Caribtlau Name
and Light"
81. Matthew'S cathedral, Commeros
street, Row. william Muniord, dean,
Twenty-ihird Sunday, Trinity Tide.
early celebration OF "a holy commun.
Ion I:5O a. m.; niorning prayer, Litnpy
aud sermon, services beginning ut II
o'clock .. m. Choir NJ men and boys,
led by q cornot. Eventngiprsyer and
sermon, services beginning ut 1850
y. IN.
A. the First Congreg a,ional church,
corner Bryan aud HARDWOOD streets,
the pss,or, Rov. q. 1. Srohell, viii
preach at II q. IN. aud 7:3e ct night.
Theme In the morning: "rhe Test OF
the Purse," at might, "R obbers.n Sun.
day echool at $50 q. IN, Mrs. q. 4.
Dickinson, superintendent. Seats free.
A warm Welcome 10 all. Tue pastor par
ticularly desircs TO become acquainted
with strangers. Bolt liue cars pass
tue church.
Row. w. Wootton, pastor OF the
Floyd Street Methodist Episcopal
church South, will preach his last ser.
nou for tho conference year at II
o'clock to-day. II 10 the dssire of tho
entire congregation that Mr.. wootton
be returned TO this cnargs another
year Rev. Il. A. Hawks viii preach
100 .. m. Sabbath schs) IL, w. l.
vaughan, superintendent at 3 y. m.
PRAYER and s2ns service Wednesday
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-08
vild Western lIf", and no brought

Nild Western lifc, and no brought
rfund a Ter roand OF applause.
Fred Lyons, AZ OLD Bob. with his
banjo songs, dances, aud funny say
iugs, Is ons of The features Of the piece,
and KEPT tho galleries in rosr, aud
the dress circle as well. His negro
approximations were very naturally
natural and genuine.
AS Ado phus Breezy Gusb, tho Inai
AM editor saesing political fame, MIR.
Reisert was true so tho assignment
And this may be remarked OF eli the
oher actora in tho play, for each
worked smoothly throughout. Tht
scenes and ct 20 fixtures operated hot
tor then usual, whils the epecisl IL es
added lnuch to tho success, The knife
fight on horseback was, perhaps,
tha best, as 1t was the most
difficult and hazardous of Tho whole
work. TIE horses, donkey ard colts
arc thoroughly trained, as the gallop-
ing ov6r the stage, plunging through
windows. etc., fully attested,
The pieee is only what it PROPOSES 10
DO, q thrilling, sensational creation
full OF sterti ing incidents, extranrdi.
nary situations and sUiprlses, Dor der
ing on tho improbable, II not the i'm
possible,b IL enlists and holds, thrills
and @n.hu,cs tho audience from frat
TO last, aud is completely acied out by
the various characters, Mr.. Wallsck
isto DO congratulated on the success.
| he mas scored here, and tho splendid
hDnss that met bis peculiar creation,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-08
Az the Theatre.

Never was thsre in the opera house
80 large IA audience az aesem bled
there last evening to Witness the Ban
dit KING, Long before the curtain
roso every seat IN tho balconie, WA,
sold, aud whom the opening begun
there was scarcely standing room, and
che further sale of tickets was stoppsd
despite the persistent demsnd OF
clAnoring applicants. Thus, whs,
has else where happened occur red
la,t night. The piecs a
of the lntensely Sensational, a. miph,
Do eurmised from the title, IL nlso
runs over With the hu morous, and Ia
considerably seasoned with thc omo.
uonai and the pathetic.
Mr.. Wallack, Ia his savars, charnc.
ezra OF tho, Accused Murderar, the
IexN Cattle King, the Detective, tho
Accuser, etc, was quito up 10 the con.
rolls. "ss'y
AZ. II sndricks. 40 Kansas Jake. .
"Dsd Man from Ksnsas,D eic,. vas
thoroughly ~ o'cal Of the bu,tv and
bfeesdoolo that Charaot eriss the eociai
order Of the rough and tumble style Of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-08
Undelivcred Kilograms

Messages remaining on hand at the
Western Union Telegraph Office,
corner ELM and Lamar Stroets. Par
Ties can yet them by calling from s 10
10 a' IN. and from 4 to IL p. M: q v
oisnstesd, Fred Richardson, w NJ
Burr, John II Percy, 8 Lsversodgc,
y j Dart, j NJ Ragan, A L Lindsey,
J Lang, 80 Lohnestinc, Better.on 4
Hopsins, Judge Burke, New Home
Sowing Machine company, " j Rsb.
inssn, Sanger Bros, Mr.. A Il Stevens.
W b Clark, Dallas National bank, Mrs
: y D padsitt, J d McPhoraon, q ii
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-08
PERSONALS.


w. p. Mcdaniel, OF Atlanta, is In the
CITY.
Mrs. o. Il. Martin ia Ill With tho
dengue.
Mrs. j. C. Arnold 10 suffering with
tho dengue.
Mr.. T. b, Turuer, Of Galveston, is
in tho city.
Mr.. J. Il. Rose, OF Wills Point, is n.
tho Windsor.
Mr.. Iohu J. Knight has relapged
with tho dengue.
Mr.. A. L. Lszisr, of Houston, was IN
the city yesterday.
Mr.. W. N. Conrad has returned from
4 trip TO Minnesota.
Mr.. i. o Brown, Of Fort Worth, ia
at tho Grand Windsor.
Mr.. A. @. Hepburn, Of tho Texas &
Pacific railway, IL In tho city.
Mr.. Sherwood W. Hill, OF Gaines
vile, ~ at the Grand Windsor.
Mr.. w. l. Hnll, business mans gor Of
THB HERALp, IL out after an attack of
dengue.
Colonel II. DeArn1 and, of Mckinney.
and attorney OF tn, Texas Central, Is
In the CITY.
Mr.. Green williams, foreman ofTHr
HERALD composing room, Is down
With the donguo.
Mr.. Percy Darwin, of tho Newp,
Wh,tesborn, Texas, Is In the city, and
called on TIM HERALD sanctum.
Mr.. w. l.. Wright has 'eturnea from
sn.'x'ended trip 10 Michigan aud the
principal cities OF the Northwest.
Mrs. j. j. Knight aud daughter
have returned from Pike county, Me.
sourl, whore they spent the summer.
Professor James NJ Carlisle, OF
Whiteeboro, Texss, was IN D,llna YES.
;erday and favored THE HERALD with
. call.
Colonel Morrison, with tho dla.
tiuquished historian, Hubert Hare
bancroft, IL IN tho Gitv, aud called ut
THE HERALD sarctum,
Mr.. w. @. Francis, static, aren't. snd
f. g.. Whiicnharg, Of Midlothian,
passed throunh tho city en- route home
from the Fort Worth races
Mr.. r. p. Turner, the truly popular
and pfliciaut tlckei agent OF tho Mis-
SQUIRT Pacific and Texas h Pariflc roads,
~ convnlescipp from tho dengue.
Mr.. Starr n. Jones', Texas psssengnr
agent FOR tho Gulf, Colorado & Santa
Fs railway, " In tho city. NJ. Jones'
viii hereeftar mako Dallas his perma-
rent headquarters.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. TT zevant have
returned to their homo IN Ros, ave.
nue.the soma now having been comnle-
ted, and helnr ons Of the sndsomas,
residences In all Dallas.
NJ. aud Mrs J. w. Bsrna't and H..
Ito dan9htar Rsgire. svai 2 yesrs. arc
on q visit to Ne. q. +. B,lany and fam.
Nv, 1loi Browdar street. II will ba 70.
membered that Mrs. Barnett IL n slater
OF Mrs. Bolanz,
Mt. William p. Owens aud wife arc
guests at the Grand windsor hotel.
Mr.. Q wens 10 tho sherifi of Galveston
county, and In on route from Terrell,
whittier he went 10 take several In.
natics to the asylum. The lunatIcs
were from Galveston.
| nessrs, w. W Weig,y, OF phijsde,.
phis, and y. b. Cowles, or New York,
| Who represent syndicsse negotiating
Ior me Texas Trunk railroad, left YES.
| .efdsv mnrnirg for their respeosiys
hemes. There IL hardly a doubt but
that the line has been virtually cold.
Hon. Hubert Hsrs n ,ncroft, tho EN-.
inent hist,slan of this Western emit
rent, IL In the city. and fsvarnfl Tpr
HnnALD with call. Tha copntrv
owes a debt Of gratitude and expires.
elons Of highest arnreujatlor IN
this learned, irdefstiushie and "a,
mar ksblc bistorisu for thu great work
he is accomplishing
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-08
The Oklahoma Boom rs.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. IA Little
Rock, Arkansas, special to the Times
Democrat says: Advicos from the
Iadlan Territory say the "boomers''
have secured foothold in
Oklahoma, ard that IL will
taSe the United S.etss troops
s>metine 70 clear the country Of them,
"a they are widely fcssier There
are numbers Il armed men, and the
possibility 81 = fight bstwaen the
boomers and the troops is by no meaus
remote. The statement IL made that
the lsadega 6esire 10 bring aoogs O
co, 1lict on thu eve OF tbs assembling
Of Congress, so that congrs ssional
action may $50 had and oklahoma IN.
gGlly opened to settlement. The Indi.
ans are repor,sd a. becoming reatless
under the situation, though they inil.
cate 10 outbreak.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-08
Anti-Chineso Agitation.

SAN Francisco, Nov. THE anti
Chinese movement for tho peace III
expulsion OF tho Chinese is rapidly
spreading to other towns on this coast.
AT San Jole, California, last night the
city council, accompanied by q citi.
Zsn'S commiltee, visited Chinatown in
a body, 20 d4tarmiuo what action
should pa taken 10 nbsto tho Chinese
Euissnce, A. SAINTS Cruz iast night q
meeting was called for tns purpose OF
forming nm s0,i-Chintso League, and
100 nGmos ware eurolled.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-08
| but Il. d. Easton, who wsa agent at
Sharmnn of thu Hax.a q pa.

Sherman OF tho Texas & Pa
citic road, have succee led in
giving bond or dyine, "a alleged. A
pstition wAe bsing circulated yestsr-
day praying ths grand jury to dis
charge hiGl AZ ho was tho greatest suf-
ferer and comparatively ms smallest
OF tue sinners. Easton Is disguRted,
and Il hs IL kept confined much longer
he will most aasurediy lead a proces-
sion for come cemetery. Ths petition
Is being numerously eigned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-08
Keynote to Health.

heaitn IN wealth. Wealth means In
nependence. Tho keynosa Ia n,.
bosanko's Cough aud Lunu syrup. m.
beat Cough Syrup In tho world, t,urae
Coughs, Colds, paines In tho Chost
bronchitis and Primary Communication
Ono dose gives relief In everv c,sa
Take no other. Price 10 cents and ' a.
samples FREQ. Sold hy all druguists'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-08
Just IA Good.

Just IA Good.
Many INSCRIPTIONS dealers may tells
you tnov have remedies for Cough
and Colds equal in merit and In every
respect just as good as tho old reliable
nr. bosanko Cough and Lung Syrup
Unless you insist upon this remedy
ani Will take no other, you are liable
10 90 greatly deceived. Prices, so
cents and u. Sold by all druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-08

rhit sntorprislug fi,m, Sanger Bros,
wholesale and retAil deslera In dry
gjods, have exisuded their business
oy taking N tho building lately occu
pied By Block Bros as shoe store. IL
IL part OF the douffs property, the
corner OF Lamar and lain streets,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-08

The school teachers In Dallas county
were yesterday paid oil for the school
month ending yesterday. Judge Bow
or, who IL cx-ofiiOlD superinte ndens of
the county schools, signed the check.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-08

A HERALD reporter heard yesterday
that Mr.. A. Gstz had positive sssur-
ancs tnat F. Baum, the srch consoira-
tor Ia the cotton swludling fraud, was
sun slivo and cscllls,ing. Mr.. Getg
could not bs found, aud tho report Is
given for what IL in worth.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-08

Tho cashier OF tho German bank OF
BALTIMORE, August Weber, Esq, sayp:
Having used Salvation Oh for some
time find II n sure cure for head ache,
eprSins, neuralgia, etc, aud take greai
pleasure IN recommending it.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-08

We have also anew and wall a.
sorted stook OF Oh,idrsns' SHOES, In ali
ssv les which We are selling n rsame al
rasee. Block Bros, 7A Sin otrses.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-08

VIM unload Monday, INA car spplss
ana one oar buthfs csbs aye and cider.
Wms eRnA & Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-08

The reporter bsss pardon Of Q gen.
ernps public 10 ae.in mentioning che
famcus c~'tor.swirdling Gases The;
|o)lll hang fire IL the district court All
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-08

WIN unload NJ onday, one car svples
ana ono car butter, cabbage aud cider.
WM. suuA a On.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1885-03-07
n o. Warren, Prest. !. G. Garyin, Cashier.
w. w. Waite, Asst Cashier.
HUGHES COUNTY BANK,
uncorpnratadD
BLUNT, D1KOT1

Transaets General Banking Business.
Foreign rem alliances for Individual credit Traits
Grswn on all principal cities of Europe. Colise-
Tons male on ali accessible points. Domesticex
.4ange Bought and sold.
corrasp,ude nce.-FirSt National Bank, Chicago.
ltlrorters aud Traler~ National Bank. New York
t,tfv; Bestle Connty National Bank, Huron, OAK,
CIR ems Bank, Pierre, Oak.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1885-03-07

Considerable wheat has been sown
in the southern part of Sully county
the past week, and T. NJ. Goddard, OF
the township south of us, put in sever
al acres last week-in February. Think
of this We mud-bound people of the
the States To be sure ii was the last
of the month, but February just the
same. Many acres have been sowH
this week in southern Sully and Hughes
counties. There was more snow in the
northern part of the county, which will
make them little later, but will give
them more moisture. While there will
not be very extensive acreage OF
wheat sown I'M this vicinity, much of
it win be put in earlier and in bet
ter condition than ever before, giving
it a fairer test, and a better yield may
be looked for.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1885-03-07

The Thursday evening meeting OF
the above Society was held ut the Col
lege, and, like the others held before
proved an entertaining occasion. Some
on the regular programme failed to re-
spond, but their places were filled bv
Graham Andrews, who favored the
audience with a selection, Miss Hattie
Laing with recitation, and Judge
McCann with defamation. The fol-
lowing Is the programme for next
Thursday evening;
Song by the Society.
Declamation-W NJ. Rickert.
Select Reading-Miss frankie Win
ter.
Oration-Rev. g. 7. Black.
Essay. A. Meloon.
Reeitatlon-Miss Ida Kenny.
Intermission, Is minutes.
Song--Mrs. DIR. Vesey.
Select Reading--Mrs. +. Haskin.
Essay-Dr. q. Il. Vesey.
Recitation--Miss Julia Black.
Eulogy and lnvective, character
Judge M. j. McCann vs.. III. J. Banker.
Song-Male Quartette.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1885-03-07
Hen fruit is becoming quite plen-

Hen fruit is becoming quite plen-
tiful.
Everybody appreciates the let up
on the fuel pile.
Walter Walsh, three miles north
east, has been sick for some days.
Tom Phillips has sold his fine
team of grey mules to Mr.. Towls, of
Okobojo.
John Cole, ii. W. Edgerton and
|. s. Rickert visited Pierre the first of
Che week.
Rev. G. T. Black, of the Christian
College, has about recovered from his
recent illness.
A few tree claim Accomplishments
wanted at once by Dist. Atty, s. II.
Neal, Clifton.
Mr. Hubbard, of the firm Of Hub
bard & Fisher, Fairbank, stopped over
in Clifton Thursday night, en- route
home from Blunt.
Stock of all kinds is again rustling
on the rich prairie grasses of last years
growth, on which they will do well un-
til the new crop gets up. No place
like Dakota for stock raising.
The Okobojo FIGURING Mill is now
ready for business and invites farmers
to bring In their wheat, insuring them
a good quality of -four. 1t is also pre-
pared for grinding feed. Its equipped
with all the new and improved machin-
cry of the day, and we know of no rea-
son why we cannot now get Dur milling
at home. Give them trial. See adv.
&C. j. Millett, Esq, of the Cedar
Grove Nursery, on the Missouri in the
part of Sully county, was
in town, Thursday, and left several
packages OF choice vegetables and 9th
er seeds of his own growing for free
distribution, through the WATCHNAN,
TO parties whom he had designated
Mr.. Millett is meeting with great sue
cess in the nursery business, and grows
many of the finest vegetables produced
in wonderful Dakota.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1885-03-07
School House Dedication.

On Wednesday a social gathering of
the people Of Goodwater township, as
sisted by their neighbors of the vicini-
ty, took place ut the new school build
ing on sec. II in said township-Il3-7s
to dedicate the structure, and it
proved a very happy occasion, between
so and go, big and little, participating.
The company was entertained by well
RENDERED literary productions and music,
which consisted of a quartette by Mrs
Warm, NJ. II. Pritchard, Graham An
drews and DR.. Vesey; recitation by
Miss Myrtle Chaffee; song by Mrs.
Vesey and the Doctor; recitation by
Miss Ida Warncke; song NJ. ii. Pritch-
ard; recitation by Miss Hattie Laing;
comic song by DIR. Vesey; reading an
able temperance article written by Mr..
Little, father of W. ii. Little, one of
the township school officers. by Graham
Andrews; readingb NJ. II. Pritchard;
song by Mrs. Warm; address on agn-
culture by T. M. Goddard remarks by
II. +. Kimmel, VIM. c. Walter, &c
A bouEteous feast of delicacies for the
inner person, prepared by the ladies,
was then served, together with hot
coffee, TO which all did ample justice.
The school house which drew forth this
demonstration is well built and unns-
ually neat and attractive, and can be
seen for miles around-a fitting monu-'
ment to the enterprise and intelligence
of the community.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1885-03-07

When you are IN Clifton go to DR..
Feseys office and have your teeth ex
amined. 1t will pay you. 23
Buy your lumber of Laird Norton
Co, Blunt 13tf
DR.. Vesey warrants all operations
in Dentistry to give satisfaction. Come
and get his prices before going else
-WANrED.-C Calves and young stock,
for which | will pay the cash Inquire
ut my feed and sale stable in the rear
Of the Clifton House.
THOMAS PHILLIPS, Clifton, d. r.
Filling AMI plate work speciality
ut Dr. Vesey's. 90