The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1889-11-02

nice honey. A large supply on hand
and quarter of ton more expected.
Mortimer Butler of Hartford, ha ,
removed to Blunt for the winter so as
; to be at home part of the time while
he has charge of the Blunt-Fairbank
mail route.
A. j. Lakin has removed from
his farm to DR.. Peases place at Car
son so as to be near water for his
stock. Mrs. Lakin will have charge
of the Carson post office.
The literary society craze has
already broken out in Okobojo and it
will soon begin to rage here. Then
will the shades of Daniel Webster and
Henry Clay rise up and protest in
vain.
Next Tuesday is election day.
The County Commissioner for this
district Is the only officer to be voted
for. Let every voter turn out and
give Mr. Doner an unanimous cleo
ton.
While it is showing, blowing,
raining and sleeting in the eastern
states the people of South Dakota are
enjoying balmy fall weather and far
mers are making hay. And yet we
are not happy.
George Lacy of Hartford, has re.
moved to Pierre for the winter. Roo
ert and Emmet Porter have also gone
down and the boys expect to make
things hum between nov and the open
ing of the spring
Cole Bros. have been hauling in a
supply Of brick Attirst 1t was thought
they intended erecting a large brick
structure to accommodate their increas-
ing stock but 1t since transpires that
a chimney is the only object In view
A Senatorial convention III Iowa
has outdone the record of the one re-
Gently held by Potter and Sully coun-
ties. Hon. John 5. Woolson OF Henry
county, was nominated for State Sena-
tor after more than 1000 ballots had
been taken.
Leon French returned home
Thursday after months visit with
relatives and friends in Wisconsin.
College in Chicago and received the
painful information that they could do
nothing tor him.
B. NJ. Taylor of Elk township.
expl esscs himself as having a surfcit
OF farming and will shake the tree of
wealth in some other walk of life.
His family goes to the southern part
of the State rvhere she will stay with
her parents for the winter.
An opium joint operated by cou-
pie of Cinnamon was discovered in
Pierre, this Week. The almond eyed
Mongolans were taken before a justice
and released on $50. bonds. Pierre
will find it to her interests to make
a clean sweep Of such Institutions
w. W. Waite of Blunt and Eu-
gene Steere. of Pierre, were in town
Thursday, looking after the bank here
in which they are interested. They
express themselves as satisfied with
the investment and think there is a
good future for the Sully County
Bank.
Notwithstanding the dry season
and reported hard times SulIy county
keeps up her birth record remarkably
well Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schultz of
Elk township, are the latest ones
blessed and it appeared IN the form of
South Dakota voter IN embryo. on
last Saturday morning October Goth.
Steve Traverse who has been do
ing local work on the Signal for sew
eral months past left this morning for
Okohojo where lie expects to take
charge Of the Okobojo Times, Il news
paper which he is proprietor of Steve
will give the people of SuIly county Il
good newspaper rs he is Il rustler and
a good writer.-Perre Capital
A team belonging to II. l.. Barnes
of Lincoln township, became impa
tient at the delay of their driver in
starting home, last Wednesday, and
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