The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1890-11-29

Miss Matte Porter left for Pierre
Tuesday, where she will spend the
winter.
Jack Troutman, a Grocery Drum
mer, was Intervening our merchants
Monday.
-Thos. Brown has commenced dig
glng another well on his farm in this
township
---VINEGAR.- 1.-The best you ever
tasted---genulne Raspberry. Try some.
French keeps it.
Dan Anderson will have the house
on his farm, 8 miles east, moved to
Onida next week.
Frank Haskin of Pierre was in
town Monday filing on tree claim IN
Clifton township.
Mrs. |. w. Cole Of Blunt, arrived
Wednesday for visit to her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Lilly.
John Garbe failed to get water at
his place in Garner township, and aban-
doned the work at depth of l04 feet.
M. NJ. Kenny, formerly of Clifton
township, has recently been granted a
pension. He now resides at st. Law
renee.
Geo. w. Mclaughlin Of Rich Val
ley township, was married to Miss
May Taylor of Washington, at Blunt
last night.
Miss Jennie Scott Of Fairbank,
closed fall term of school in the Lane
District, Pearl township, on Tuesday
of this week.
WIN. Gray and T. J. Mckenzie, of
Langiord, S. d., and c. W. Nelson, of
Groton, ). Oak, registered at the
Onida House, Wednesday.
Vim Ii. Brown and family, ot
Pierre, came up and spent Thanksgiv-
ing Day with his parents, Thomas
Brown and wife, of this township
Isaac Savage, formerly of FAIR.
view township, who lett in Octol er,
his located at Cedar Bluffs, Saunders
county. Nebraska, to which point lie
orders the WATcHMAN sent.
1t is said that the first three days
of December indicate the kind of weatl :
er We will have during the three winter
mon,hs-December, January and Feb
uary. Watch them and see.
B 2. Hoover of Fairbank has tax.
en- l3n head of horses to winter for Lep-
pelman Il Ream OF Gettysburg. Ben
has splendid ranch, with an abun.
dance of herd ground, hay and water
The dropping of cigar stub by a
gentleman from Pierre started prairie
fire east of Dan Adams residence Sun.
iay afternoon. 1t burned over about
half section before being extinguish.
ell
The name of the Pierre S,yndl
has been changed TO Democrat. Irving
Bath of Nlbank, is the new publisher
and the appearance OF the paper is evi
dence that he is man OF practical
newspaper experience.
We will not attempt to give a per.
sonal mention of all parties IN town
Sunday and Monday from both ends
of the county. The town was full of
them men, women and children
Cause, Indians.
The household of our old friend
Gene Botstord, of Clifton township,
was frightened, Tuesday evening last,
by the arrival oc two nice little boys
DIR. Pease attended and reports mother
and children doing well.
Rev. Emanuel Shultz. the Presby
terian minister, will preach in Onida
on Sunday Ito morrow the Both inst,
both morning and evening. Subject OF
discourse: "Sin, Sickness and Its
Cure All are invited to attend
&C. II. Agar has this week struck
It rich. He dug a we'll on his tire,
claim and found an abundant supply
TO water at depth of % feet, in black
sand and gravel. He followed the AL
vice of neighbor and dug where ther,
was growing patch of burs or water
weed.
The WATCHMAN acknowledges the
receipt from our genial merchant Nj
l.. French of a half peck of fine eatin.
apples Of the Ben Davis and Johnston
varieties, for which we return thanks
Mr.. French he's just received a car ioat
of apples from Missouri to supply tn
trade in this vicinity