The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1889-09-28

B. Z. Hoover has on exhibition at
the office OF w. N. Meloon some of as
hne corn as it is ever persons good
fortune to look at
Darius Taylor and John B. Want,
of Summit township, departed this
week for Ohio, where they go to make
their future residence.
e. f. Lang and sister, Mrs. Hurl-
but, of Iowa, are visiting with their
brothers, James and Will Lang, of
Rich Valley township.
We will next week present our
readers with an interesting serial in
three parts, and what is better still it
Is written by home talent.
The bachelor meeting last Mon
day night either did not materlallze
or else the participants are to close
mouthed to say anything about it.
Poor crops generally bring good
prices and good crops poor prices,
but the rule seems to have worked to
the contrary in Dakota last year and
this.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Lilly are
again enjoying the quiet of their
country home which they think is
much more pleasant than the hustle Of
a hotel.
w. d. Weed started for Washing
ton Territory, last Thursday, where he
goes to visit relatives and where he
will probably locate if pleased with
the country.
Sioux Falls and Huron have been
putting lots of swag into the capital
campaign and if they fail to make con-
nections the big wads blown in will
always be regretted.
S. Fl. and C. L. Lamb, of st.
Johns, Michigan, arrived here, Thurs
day, and will remain for some time
visiting with the family of Frank
Howard of Milford township.
e. P. Calkins of Faulkton, passed
through town, Tuesday, on his way to
Pierre where he will work this winter.
They all seem to be getting into the
swim and drifting Pierreward.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
at the residence of Mrs. VIM. Toomey,
next Thursday, October 18th. All
the ladies of the vicinity are cordially
invited to attend and participate.
Next Tuesday the curtain will
rise upon a new era IN the history of
our American family of States. Quad
ruples will be ushered into the family
circle-all girls-and Uncle Sam will
smile and set 'em up again.
Chicken feed wanted on subscrip-
ton at this office-Forest City Press
We knew that the fare of the Dako-
ia editor was getting rather slim OF
late but hardly supposed 1t had ar
rived at such pass.
&C. E. Bostwlck, of Huron, was
here, this week, looking after HuIon's
capital interests in Sully county. He
rustled around for two days trying to
find Huron man but had not dis
covered one at last accounts.
r. II. Lawrence of Watertown,
representing a job printing establish
ment, was in town, Thursday, rustling
Watertown for the capital. He found
that working for any town besides
Pierre is great deal like gathering
blackberries in winter.
Jonathan Adams, living on the
southeast of 25-l15-sl, Falrbank twp,
will have a sale on the 10th day of
October and will sell, at public auction
all his personal property including,
live stock, machinery and household
furniture.
Walter Price of Milford township,
member ofthe Gettysburg elevator
company, is out in a letter in which
he shows up Mr.. Leppelman in his
transactions with the elevator compa-
ny. His statements show that Lep-
pelman pulled the wool over the far
mer's eyes to start on in the building
of the elevator but IN the final windup
he sinched them for all there was in it,
and even nov owes the company some
money collected above the amount re-
qulred to pay the sum advanced by
him. That kind of man is not what
the people of this district need in the
legislature Of this State and 1T Is hard
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