The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1885-09-19

Harry Banker and Irv. Rickcrt
were in Pierre, Wednesday.
Money is becoming more plentiful
consequently interest is not so high.
Mrs. Radcliffe and family have re.
moved from Fairbank to Troy, n. Y.
We have been having some ex.
ceedingly fine weather the past week
The wheat crop of j.. Henry, oI
Pearl township, averaged % bushels
per acre.
Ben Ash has been appointed city
marshal of Pierre, vice Nelson Gardner,
resigned.
A car load of demjohns were re-
ceived at Pierre last week, consigned to
Deadwood.
Judge j. L. Martin, of Pearl town
ship, passed through town en- route to
Pierre Tuesday.
e. l. Frankhauser, one of the form
er proprietors of the Okobojo Times, is
now editor of the Litchfield (Mich.)
Gazette.
Farmers! Deal direct with the
Dakota Loan & Trust Co., Pierre, ID. +.
1t will be money in your pocket.
H. H. Butts, of Clifton, had charge
of the sheep department of the Mime
sofa State Fair, held at St. Paul last
week.
Mortimer Butler lett for Redfield,
q distance of about ITO miles, Thurs
day evening, with Roscoe Stinsons S
safe and piano.
The proceedings of the last meet.
ing of the County Board were received
too late for publication this week.
They will appear in our next issue.
Rev. and Mrs. G. T. Black are in
Watertown this week attending a con-
ference Of the ministers OF the Christian
Church. They will return next week.
Frank Everts, editor of the Onida
Journal, pic-niced on the Big Muddy,
We wont say that he was
grape hunting and secured q fine quar-
tity.
Tile form of the Okobojo Times
has been changed from a six column
quarto to that of seven column folio.
1t cannot he said that such change
denotes much prosperity.
"A Clifton plumming party, COM
posed of Mrs. j. +. Cole, Mrs W. C.
Walter, Miss .Mollie Rickert and Harry
Banker, visited the Missouri bottoms
Saturday last, and succeeded in getting
very tired.
Rev. Father Burning, of Pierre,
will hold Catholic services at the resi-
dence Of John Briscoe, north east quar-
ter Of section IL, Hartford township,
Wednesday next, Sept. 23rd. All are
invited to attend.
Large stock and low prices on
heating and cook stoves at the hard
ware store of NJ. +. Robinson, Blunt.
Ben. BLAIR, residing north of Fair
bank, passed through town yesterday
with wagon load of melons for the
Blunt market. The WATCIMAN re-
turns thanks for lusciou watermelon
left at our sanctum.
Mr.. Eaversmeyer, step father of
the Weischedel brothers, of Pearl town
ship, arrived from Dell Rapids, Miner
county, Saturday last, with his house
hold goods and small herd of fine
cattle, He will locate her permanently.
The season is fast approaching
when it will be necessary to lay in
winter fuel. All who can conveniently
should lay in sufficient quantity to
asst during the winter before cold
weather sets in, thus saving the ad-
vance that always follows.
Roscoe Stinson, Esq, left for Red
field, Wednesday, to take charge of a
oan company for an English firm
Mrs, Stinson and daughter will follow
N few days. While we very much
regret to lose good citizen and bust.
ness man like Mr.. Stinson we are
pleased to know that he will better his
condition financially at his new Ioco