The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1889-11-30

Rev. L. j. Gray preached an in
terestlng Thanksgiving sermon, Thurs.
day.
Elder J. w. Scott and family, of
Pleasant township, has moved with his
family to Harold.
Isaac Low, of Fairview township,
left for Chicago, this week, to seek en-
ployment for the winter.
Alex. McMahan began teaching a
winter term of school IN the Low dis
trict, Fairview township, Monday.
-Supt. Porter visited Norfolk town
ship this week to settle up school
muddle which was amicably done.
-Thos. Whalen of Summit, and ID.
Toshier, of Hughes county, were bust
ness visitors to the "hub,' Wednesday.
Susan B. Anthony lectured to
crowded houses on womans suffrage
i'm Pierre last Saturday and Sunday
evenings.
ID. Dunning, agent for G. w. Van
Dusen & Co, at Blunt, died i'm that
place Monday last, from fever preva-
lent there.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. II. +. Kimmel Thursday of
next week. The presence of all men,
bers IS requested.
The young people of Onida in
dulged in n Thanksgiving candy pull
at the Onida House Thursday evening,
All report a good time.
John n. Garner is now engaged
teaching in the Edgar district, Milford
township. John being good instructor
is never out of employment.
Judge Fuller of this judicial cir
cult has decided to hold chamber terms
on the c. & NV. II. r. main llEe once
a month each at Pierre and Miller.
Geo. Helm and family left on
Wednesday for Montour, Iowa. He
has sold his buildings and relinquish-
ment to Geo. Houck.-Harrold Star.
Methodist Quarterly Meeting to-
day. Presiding Elder Bradford will
be present and preach tomorrow at the
usual hour. A cordial invitation is
extended to all.
Allen NJ. Starks has been quite i'll
for three weeks past from trouble con.
tracted while in the service from 81 tc
'65. During the past week he has beer
confined to his bed.
Annuity goods are being issued
to the Indians ut TT. Bennett this week
1t will not be very long now till som,
of the rustlers on this side will b,
sporting new winter suits.
Miss Matte Porter lett for Reeds
burg, Wis, Monday, to be present a
the wedding of cousin. She will alst
visit relatives and friends in Madison
WIS. and Chicago, before returning
MIR. t. A. Deroven, Merchant, De
roven, La, says: The st. Patrick
Pills went lik hot cakes" Their gen
tie action and reliability as cathartl
is what makes them popular. For sal
by Cole Bros.
John Green of Little Bend raised
nearly 200 bushels of fine Blue Nicto
potatoes on an acre of land the pas
season, which is IN extra yield for IN,
country. And yet the croaker wil
croak about the failure of crops.
Steve Travis has clothed the Oko
bojo Times i'm a new dress of lon!
primer, much resembling that worn b.
the WATCHMAN, and last week it ap
peared on our table for the first tim
in 1t clean face and new togs. Gla,
to note that Steve Is prospering.
j. +. Hahnen of Goodwater town
ship, was caller at this office, Mon
day. Mr. III. sold his personal proper
ty at public sale Tuesday and will i'm
mediately leave, with his family, fo
DesMoines, Iowa, his former home, t
accept the position of superintendent
of large slaughter house. He ha
, resided in Sully county since the PIC
necr days of 1889, and for some year
; has been postmaster ut Goddard, thi
county, which Office he recently resigi