The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1890-09-06
nR. Il. G. PEASE,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
ONIDA. 8. d.
Offers his services to the people Of Onida and
vicinity. Office In the Ira w. Cole residence.
HOME HAPPENINGS.

Onida Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fl. Otis were in
Blunt, Thursday.
Splendid rains visited this section
of the State Tuesday and Wednesday.
WIN. Toomey has been quite i'll
with fux this week, but is now improv.
ing.
-Thos. Doner is having small ad-
dition built on the north side of his res
idence.
John Garner and family now oc-
cupy their cosy residence in the south
ern part of town.
Found, in the Court House, q bar
Garnet Pin. Owner can have same by
calling on N. w. Porter.
The best and largest stock of
whips, ever brought into Sully Co., is
now at the Bargain Store.
Mrs. C. X. MalIock departed We'd
nesday morning for an extended visit
to Colorado relatives and friends.
Mrs. Fred Bonsey of Pierre, is
visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. McFall, in Clifton township.
-Aut Hummell, r. McGannon and
John Groseclose of Okobojo, were in
town yesterday. Mr.. II. made proof
on his homestead. s. t2SE.A g 3
There will be an equal suffrage
meeting at the Center school house,
in Summit township, on Saturday
evening next, Sept. 18th. s. SO
r. B. Coddington of Lincoln town
ship, President of the State Fair Asso-
citation, attended the Old Settlers meet.
ing in Onida, Wednesday.
There is no question but potatoes
will be luxury. The crop is fail.
ure in various States, and dispatches
say it Is also q failure In Ireland.
A. McFall's auction was quite well
attended last Saturday. Dan Adams
acted as auctioneer and did good job.
Everything brought fair prices.
One week from today the Repub-
lican Senatorial convention, the Inde-
pendent Party Central Committee and
County Alliance will all meet in Onida.
Try can of that Standard baking
powder and get dish-pan or water
pail, at French's.
Mrs. Walter, widow of the late
Phil. Walter, Of Cora township, has re-
removed with her two little children, to
Elk Point, s. D., where her parents re-
side.
Remember that Mrs. NJ. T. John
son will entertain the ladies of Sully
and Potter counties at her home in
Milford township next Thursday. All
the ladies are invited.
There will be an Antl-Equal Sut-
frage meeting at the Waterford school
house. next Monday evening, Sept. 8,
at o'clock. Good speakers will be
present, aud all are invited to attend.
r. B. Coddington, A. A. Faust and
s. G. w. Stokes were appointed dele
gates to represent Suliy county at the
State Fair by the Board of county CON-
missioners, at their meeting, Monday.
Go. Atty. D. NJ. Anderson, Clerk
of Court c. W. Hawes and w. N. Me-
loon, cashier of the Sully County Bank,
all departed for Pierre, Thursday, to
attend Circuit Court, and will return
today.
At the close of the Old Settlers
meeting Dan Adams sold basket OF
fine plums for Mrs. NJ. T. Johnson at
auction for $1.O0, the proceeds to be
used in circulating equal suffrage litera-
ture.
The prairie fire IN southwestern
Potter county last week burned 500 bu.
of wheat for Mr. Cattron and about 100
bushels for j. M. Otto, south OF Forest
City, besides burning over much hay
land and stock range near Chas. E. Nc
Lanes ranch. 1t originated near the
F. C. & s. q. railroad track, it is said,
where the hands were burning fire
break.