The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1890-08-23
APPLES, at Bargain store.

| 1Hanpe III NeW loIh IuesuAy pieuisl-
ed that this years crop of wheat would
reach 81 so per bushcl.
j. w. Harden, ex- Democratic can
didate for Governor, now one of the
Independent party orators, will speak
in Blunt today at o'clock.
&C. NJ. Henry, the Clifton harness
maker, accompanied by j. w. Carpen-
ter and Dan Mcclure was in town,
Saturday making final proof.
Wheat IS not turning out as we'll
as was expected, some crops not averag
ing more than from 1 to 6 bushels
while others yield rs high as II bu.
If in need of suit of clothes,
call i'm and look Mt those at French's.
You'll find them reasonable Ii YOU
want an extra fine suit French will or
der you one.
Miss Susie Porter returned home
from Okobojo, Tuesday, where she
spent about weeks with the Misses
Brownlee. She was accompanied home
by Misses Leone and Alice Brownlee.
"A joint meeting of the Sully and
Potter county w. &. L. L. organiza-
tons will be held at the residence of
Mrs. NJ. T. Johnson i'm Milford town
ship, an Thursday, September IL 1890.
Anthony Denton, we are informed,
has rented the Norton house, near the
Journal office, so that it will be hand
Ter for him to- call and -and-get the
latest news without having to carry it
through the numerous snow-drifts the
coming winter
Quite number from Onida attend
ed the debate upon the question Re
solved, that we should support the Re
publican party" at Okobojo last Satur-
day evening. H. OConnor, Esq, and
Judge Goddard discussed the aftirma-
tive side of the question.
/ Mr. and Mrs. J. Owen and daugh-
ter, Miss Azelia, left for their future
home at Rawson, OHIO, Wednesday
morning. Their many friends here
and in Western Sully, regret their de-
parture and join in wishing them health
and prosperity in their new home.
R. Ii. Dakin, OF Chicago, was in
town Monday doing business with our
county treasurer He was accompani-
ed by his mother and small brother
and sister who have lived ut Farbank
since 1884, but were going with him to
Chicago to reside. Dick is i'm the real
estate and loan business in Chicago
and claims to be making money rapid
: ly.
The artesian well problem will
probably be settled for this part of the
state before snow flies. Either the
Peoria or Dry Run well, probably both,
in Hughes county will be completed
this fall and they will give basis of
estimate for the whole of this section
Whatever the result may be the citizens
of Sully county can thank the rustlers
of Hughes for making the experimental
effort. Times
Dan Nj. Anderson and Albert
Toomey spent most of the week in the
west end hunting and visiting, and
came very near reaching home without
mishap, but few miles northwest of
town Dan spied jackrabblt and
opened fire on him THIS frightened
the horse and he cramped the buggy
so as 10 completely demoiish one of
the front wheels, but did no other dam
age. Rob Porter hitched up team
and brought the boys in safely the re-
malnder of the trip. They report a
pleasant outing.
Rev. Emannal Schultz, OF Dele
ware Ohio, has been invited to become
stated supply for the Blunt and Onda
Presbyterian churches, and if the way
he clear will assume the new relation
ship about Sept. l. Mr.. Schultz will
come to this field with wide expert
ence rs missionary worker, having
spent ten years in New York city, and
two years in Cincinnati, q. We trust
his minstrations in Blunt and Onlda
may be marked with beneficial results,
as the opportunities for genuine practi-
cal pastoral work are numerous. We