The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1890-11-01
REPUBLICAN
MEETINGS! !
Hon. A. E. Chamberlain
of Gettysburg,
And Other Speakers, will speak in
Onida, Saturday. Nov. l, at 2p. IN.

Vote for Pierre and the Republi-
can ticket.
--Chas. II. Agar is digging a well
on his place, one half mile south OF
town
Considerable petty thieving is be-
ing done in this vicinity. A few nights
ago G. T. Burtch lost five sacks OF
grain from the Haskin house in the
southwest part Of the township.
John l.. Pyle, attorney for the
Dakota Farm Mortgage Co, Huron,
was in town Wednesday and Thursday.
lie deposited over $500 with Treas
uler Toomey for taxes due upon land
the company holds mortgages on.
-Chas. w. Holmes visited Pierre
last Saturday to hear Major Pickler,
our present and next Congressman,
speak upon the political issues. He
gives the Major credit for making an
excellent speech explanatory of the
tariff question.
j + Ingle was down from Sully
county Monday To meet his mother
and sister Mrs, n. lngle and Mrs. W.
II. Hopper from BeadIe county, who
have come tnr Il visit of several
weeks UrrroH Star.
After next Tuesday there will he
no more political cat hauling for two
years To come and the State will get a
much needed rest. The capital contest
has been great draw back to South
Dakota and we will feel the effect of it
ior years To come
Rev. Emanuel Schultz, pastor OF
the PRESBYTERIAN church, will preach in
Dnida both morning and evening to-
morrow Sunday In the evening the
subject will he: "Temperance, or the
Saloon and lis Effects The subject
will he handled without kid gloves
Let all turn out and hear.
The Supreme Court has decided
that Hughes county commissioners had
no right TO establish Voting precincts
in the unorganiZed counties of Nowln
and Sterling. Thus Huron in her
wild efforts To secure the capital has
been Instrumental in DISTINGUISHING
about 800 votes. Her actions in this
case alone is condemned bv the voters
of the State and will only assist Pierre
in r"lling up larger majority next
Tuesday.
The sad intelligence of the death
of Geo. kirchgrabber, which occurred
At Denver, Col, of typhoid fever, on
Wednesday, was received here yester-
day. Mr.. *. was sick about five weeks.
but the fact was not known by his
wife here until few DAYS ago. He
was 26 years OF age, and leaves wife
and one child. We understand the re
mains will be brought To St Lawrence
for interment, The sympathy of the
many friends is extended To the grief,
stricken widow.
A number of our Equal Sutfragist
speakers and singers visited Blunt and
gave the people of that place an enter
tainmcnt in the interests of the cause,
Tuesday evening last Those who
gave recitalions and spoke were Mes.
danes Pease, Starks and Livingstone,
Misses jessie and Reno Livingston and
Nable Finch, w B Day and Alex Me
| Mahan Mrs. Barrier and Mss Louise
Merrlck and $, w and Ed Gates ac-
companied the party To furnish music
They report pleasant meeting.
p. A. Terwilligcr sold his farm
near Clifton and all his stock short
time ago and will pull out for his old
stamping ground in Illinois, next week.
| MIR. I. came here seven Years ago in
poor health and took up claim and
went to rustling. more tor his health
than for money, and though he has not
become rich he has recuperated in
health very materially and that is much
more appreciated. He had the mis-
fortune about Il year ago to have his
right hand paralyzed and is unfit for
work though much better In this re-
spect. He thinks he will return
again.-Pierre Journal