The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1889-08-17

Turn out.
Jacob Seward, J. {. Hanson and
Gerhard koath, of Pleasant township,
were in town on final proof business,
Wednesday.
Pierre is now on the boom again
and there is no use of your going
there to invest unless you have lots of
nerve and big wad.
The next w. G. T. L. meeting
will be held at Miss Minnie Agars,
Thursday, September 18th. A cordial
invitation is extended to all.
Politics is now the general at
traction and there is no doubt but
that Dakota will keep up her well
earned reputation in that line.
II. NJ. Goddard returned, Monday,
from Huron, where he had been sue
cessful in sustaining Justice Meloon's
ruling in the court house case.
In this issue we publish the full
text of the report of the committee on
division of the territorial property be-
tween North and South Dakota.
Auditor III. +. Kimmel has re-
turned from mis- Minneapolis trip. He
reports everything back that way i'm
proving past all idea of conception.
VIM. Toomcy made trip to
Blunt, Tuesday, and on his return
was accompanied by little Nina Lough-
len, daughter Of DIR. L. j. Loughlen.
Blaine township is the first to
present petition asking that an ar
tesian well be sunk in that township.
Summit will probably be the second
j. \. Hanford of Mt. Vernon, Hi
nois, representing some Chicago real
estate men, was here this week looking
up land matters with Il view of invest
ing.
Hon. J. II. Bottum of Faulkton,
was in town, yesterday. Mr. b. is a
candidate for circuit judge and is now
around looking up the political situa.
ton.
p. \. Duilield left here, Thurs
day, fer Bloomfield, Iowa, where he
expects TO spend some time on his old
stamping ground visiting relatives and
friends.
Marvin Hughitt, president of the
Northwestern, has been looking over
the road in this part of the Territory
and it is probable that his trip has
some significance.
Read NJ. l.. French new adv. and
then when you want anything in that
line call on him. He can do better by
you than can dealers in larger towns
where expenses are high.
The W. c. T. L. of st. Lawrence,
held a prayer meeting in the saloon at
that place last week and 1t is said their
work created an awakening among
the frequenters Of the place.
John Hall was seen going down
the street, a few days ago, carrying Il
rocking chair Whether it Is house
keeping job or Il repairing job is what
John will now please answer.
Gettysburg claims to have the
most expensive artesian well in South
Dakota. They have two holes down
and the cost to the present time, with
out getting water, is something over
$4,000.
Misses Matte and Susie Porter,
Minnie Agar and Ella Toomey went
to Blunt, Tuesday, to meet Miss Win
ME Geltz of Pierre, who returned with
them and will remain here for Il few
days visiting.
Cole Bros. are desirous that their
many customers call and examine
their new stock of gents furnishing
goods, consisting OF hats, caps, panta-
looms, overalls and everything imagin-
able IN that line.
----Sully will probably give the larg-
est majority, considering the number
of votes, for the prohibitory amend
ment of any county in South Dakota.
Her people believe in placing the evil
as far from them rs it is possible to
do.
There will be ball at the resi-
dence of Jes. Hanson-35-1l4-73-
Pleasant township, on Friday evening,
Aug. 30. Good music and good
time for all. Turn out, ye lovers OF
the dance, bring your best girl and q