The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1890-01-11

The only teacher applying f6r :
certincate It tho regular examination
Tuesday, was Miss Jennie Scott q
Fairbank township.
Cole Bros. have opened ont again
and can supply their patrons with any
thing out Of the large stock except
drugs Call on the boys and get
yourselves fitted out with footwear,
clothing, etc.
--Immedlately after the close Of the
Literary next Tuesday evening III par
sons interested IN purchasing an organ
are requested to meet ct tho school
house) for consultation. This means
you, % be there.
~. w. Davidson, Of Davidson. Pot
ter county, came down to attend the
campfire, Saturday, and remained un-
til Wednesday. Mr.. D. il IN old-timer
in Dakota and thinks the state 10 good
enough to stay BY.
-Dr. J. Sydney Hull Of Gettys-
burg, Was in town, Thursday, looking
after = claim before the County Board.
The DR.. Il pleasant gentleman and
those who met him hope for an ex-
tended acquaintance.
NorIcE-Partles who have signed
to join the A. o. U. W. will please be
at Onida next Thursday, January l6,
to pass the medical examln alton.
Don't fail to be in attendance a the
examining surgeon win be here
Steve Travis, editor Of the Okobojo
Times, and JEFF Sage, Brand Commis-
sioner, were In town on business before
the Board, Monday. Jef also provi-
ded himself with handsome marriage
certi6cate-for . friend before leav-
ing town.
Tho Board Of Commissioners met
in regular session, Monday, organizing
by re-electing Com. Jas. Lawrence Of
Cora township, Chairman. No change
in the Board from last year. Consid-
erable business was disposed Of, as will
appear from the proceedings to be
| published next week.
-Supt J. M. Porter, accompanied
by his daughter, Myrtle, and son, Ted,
depart, Monday next, for Abba, Ia.
The children will remain there for q
year attending school. Mr.. Porter
will remain about . month visiting
friends and relatives and then will
return to his official duties in Sully
county.
ID. G. Nicol and daughter, Aggle,
p. J. Cavanaugh and Norval BLAIR,
all Of Fairbank, were in town on iinsl
proof business Wednesday. Miss
Nicol made proof on . quarter north
Of the upper town, and Mr.. Cavanaugh
on . iine quarter lying between the
two townsites. Owing to . blnnder
Of the officer who issued his second
naturalization papers Mr.. Cavanaugh
will be compelled to prove up again.
-Bsaker J. R. Hughes OF Gettys-
burg, LETT his home for the east, Tues
day, wearing more than his usual
smile, leaving private orders with hrs
landIady to "fix up" the bridal cham
Der and have the house In readiness to
receive Mrs. H. on his return. We
have oftsn wondered why J. r. hadn't
made . break Of this nature before.
Mr.. P. A. Terwill,ger Of Sully
county, who haC been stopping in the
city some time, under treatment OF !
very sore hand by DR.. Sprague, 10
about we'll and ready to return to his
home. Mr.. 7. ran ! nail into one OF
his fingers some time ago, and when
he consulted the physician It looked
a. though he would have to part with
. finger or two, II not the whole hand,
- supperation was 90 intense and gam
CREME had set up In some portions OF
the hand. Mr.. Terwilliger will retain
his hand and w.ll do good service with
it-Pisrs Daily Capital.
Tho y. s. Grant Womans' Relief
Corps Of Onlda starts out with MEM
bershIp Of 81. Meetings will be held
Regularly twice months. The follow
ing is complete lust Of the officers in
stalled: