The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1889-09-21

Il X. Clark, Sully's Clerk Of Court,
and Josiah, Ichabod and William
Houser, of Garner township, left by
the overland route for Dade county,
Mo-, Monday, where they expect to
locate
- With Evcrts IN the Senate Little
in the house of Representatives and
Pierre the Capital there will be no
flies on Sully county, you bet Now
lets all do what we can till the polls
close to get them there.
The 25th Senatorial district Re-
publican convention tied on candidates
so Everts aud Leppelman are both in
the field. At this distance it looks as
though the latter should Withdraw in
favor of Judge Everts, Sully being the
senior county .-Hdrrold Star.
The crying need of this country
is mud-the deeper the better. With
out 1t this land of No. | northern may
he counted as relegated to the demni-
ton bow vows. The present indication
of an approaching season of dampness
is hailed with delight.-Faulkton
Record
Next Monday witnesses a change
in the management of the Onida Ho
tel, Mr.. and Mrs. Lilly returning to
their farm adjoining town, and MIR.
and Mrs. Sergeant taking charge.
None but good words go with the for
mer and the same welcome the latter.
Married, at Gettysburg, on Thurs
day, September 18th, by Rev. j. NJ.
French. Thos. III. Tolton and Miss
Louise Cavenaugh, both of Fairbank.
The many friends of this worthy cou-
Pile will be pleased to learn that they
are mated at last and have started
over lifc's rocky road hand in hand.
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Il. c. Leppelman, the Potter
county candidate for Senator, who is
running on the size of his pile, will
undoubtedly flood Sully with tickets
containing his name on both Repub'
lican and Democratlc-he is attempt
inc to run on both. Let some Repub-
lican in each precinct make it his bus
iness on election day to explain to the
voters the difference between the po-
sitions held by Mr.. Leppelman and
Mr.. Everts, also as to the ability OF
each.
The Limonum, Friday evening,
September 18th, was Il success in ey-
cry particular. The damp weather
kept many away that would have
otherwise attended but notwithstand-
ing this fact the receipts of the even
ing were about thirty dollars. The
chilly weather was not very conducive
TO filing up on Ice cream but having
an eye out for business the ladies
kept roaring fire going all the time
and it was not much OF a stretch of the
imagination to think ones self cele-
brating the 4th of July on somewhere
in the neighborhood of the Equator.
There will be grand temperance
rally of the bachelors of this commu-
nity at the school house, next Monday
evening, as soon after dusk as 1t is
safe to gather. THIS class includes
in addition to real bachelors, tho wi o
have again been reduced to single
cussedness, those who would like to
be, and those who are, to all intents
and purposes. An interesting pro-
gram is now undergoing modification
and promises to be ably reduced by
the process of mastication. In addi-
ton to the regular program the ques-
ton of "Why things are thusly," will
be spontaneously inquired into.
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