The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1885-05-09

There has been considerable su.
pcrfluous wind circulating around the
past three days--and not of the balm
ist, either.
james Pcarman, north of Farbank
had the misfortune to lose Il little child
Thursday night. The burial takes
place to-day.
j. 7. Mcdonald, formerly of the
Onida Hotel, and later of the Grand
Pacific, Pierre, will visit the Hot
Springs of Arkansas i'm search of health.
Ira W. Cole is restocking and fix
ing up his drug store and will soon be
ready for business. He will occupy
the Nesey building, one door east of
the WATCHMAN office.
This is about the annual house
cleaning season, but most of the ladies
of this section have the advantage of
not having much house to clean-no
great loss but what there is some small
gain.
The Appomattox Herald of last
week came to us with n halc-sheet sup
plement, containing an interesting map
of Potter county, showing the town
ships and vote of each, commissioner
districts, and other interesting matter.
The Walter A. Wood Harvester
and Binder is the only machine that
has successful Bundle Carrier and
this attachment is great gain and
labor saving invention. Sold only by
Warner Bros, Pierre and Blunt.
ID. W. Cronan, three miles east. has
been appointed Treasurer of Clifton
school township, to succeed +. Haskin,
who has moved just over the line into
ll4-T1. Mr.. Haskin has made faith
ful and efficient officer, and Mr.. Cronan
is just the man for the position.
ALI the help that could be employ
ed has latel V been ut work on the
Christian College Dormitory, at Clifton,
and the building is beginning to pre-
sent II more finished appearance. Sew
eral rooms are completed, and it was
expected to have had more of them
done prior To the meeting of the Sunday
School Convention to-day and to-mor-
row, but the help could not be obtained. !
F. NJ. Chamberlain three miles
south of Clifton, is building Il commo-
iious tool house to protect his farm /.
This is one thing too
many of our farmers are ncglecting
1t does not pay to buy costly machin-
cry and leave it exposed to the sun
md elements when not in use. More |.
damage Is caused in this manner than |
oy the use of the tools and ma
,hinery on the farm. Let others fall |
n line.
Judge w. j. McCann met with a
little adventure, yesterday, of not very
pleasant character While out riding
With Tom Phillips grey mare, in going
iown the steep hill to the Okobojo she
a right lively gait, and, just
before reaching the creek, SHE'D sud
lenly to the right. The Judge got out
hen and there. He didn't stand on
he order of his getting but got"
After sailing through the ozone for 5
n 20 feet he collapsed and came down
not gracefully but awful sudden.
50 sudden, in fact, rs to surprise even
himself. His cheek was hardly ada
nantiye enough to withstand such vio-
encc, and consequently his face was
considerably bruised and scratched,
nough SO TO mar his beauty for few
lays. lie was fortunate in escaping
Without serious injury. The horse took
circle and was stopped at the College
With but little damage to the buggy
Owing To the Superior advantages
nd adaptability to the soil of this To-
ality the Casaday Sulky Plow now has
ii the trade You can buy these cele-
rated plows only of Warner Bros,
'ierre or Blunt ltf
WANTS DECIDED LANDS.