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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-06
Ser 8ammiupa Gamen ais 0nna
Mtttel.

eeit ldugeter 3eit i9on = i1reibi
Serr 8. :. @bmarbs BON goIonp, Ssas
petite Gountp. on ben in 6latonia els
f@einenben Mrgus, - babe ia nit BEN
Baumtuolleniamen gerfuGe angefrllt,
um feifauifellen, tpelGen Wertb berielbe
aIs Sangungss nnb Befru6tungs.M .Mit.
tel befbt unb bin 5u einem 3ufriebens
feuenbeH &eiultate gefommen.
Sn bieiem Sabre babe im auf 2aub,
auf mel@em i9 5000 pfunb 6amen
perbraudte, 1000 pfunb BaumwOlle
per Nder geerntet, uno babel muB in
Betradt geaogen iuerben, bab bic biesz
idbrigeS eSaifou bier aud cine unaiin5iiae
gemeien TT, unb bob meine 8aumipoife
einen f9le&ten Stano bate. Inter
gdnitigen 8erbdltnifen natbe id5, uie
i'd ii9er CLAUDE. 5000 pfunb betommeu
baben. Sd babe aud @uano aus Der
Gabrit Der Nep Orleanier .GuanO anb
Chemical Wanufactu,ing gompauns
gebrau9t, 10 tuie anberen auf oem eiae.
men Plabe ge3o9enen Oiinger. uub id,
babe CUTE grfolge bamit er3ieIt, aber
Der 1aumtpollen'5amen bat ole bic
anoeren Sdngmittel Oil Wirtlamteif
iibertrOffen.
Auf eiuem 3beil meines 2aubes, mo
tetne Befru9tungs.Mitiel In anwen.
bung gebradt iDuroen, babe id) ni&t
mebr ais 800 pfunb Safer emit ga.
men) geerntet. Der grfoIs, tueId)en
Id nit meiuen @rperimenten aebobt
babe, giebt mir bic lleber3eueung, baB
es portbeilbafter III unb beFer 3ablt.
ben ganmmDllen.S .Samen gum DIN:
gunasmittel 5i berwenoen, als ion on
oie Oelmible 80 bertaufen."
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Dor etwa ssabresfrf(f Ierute Der

Dor etua Sabresfriif Ierute Der
30fdbrige Muffer %. In Berlin bic
19i6brige Clara g. fennea, beren Ass
idbrige Mutter, eiue Reutiersmitttpe.
in Ntoabit als 6ausbefiberin tpobut.
Als ber iuHse Mann Ieinem 9ater Die
5utttnftige S6ipiegerto@ter poritelIie,
m Derliebte It'd Der 63idbrise 0err, Der
Ueltger mebrerer 6duier 1T, In Die iuus
&c Dame unb berIobte f9 nit ibr, fie
5ur grbin feines 8erm6gens einfebenb
unb ben Gobn auf bas pfi@ttbeii bez
t9rdateub. Der 6obn bef6Ios. fd5
3u ridden. gs seIaug ibm, Der Rens
tiersmittwe in 10 erfolgrei9er Weiie
ben 9of gu MAIDEN, baB ii9 bic Dame
nit ibm DerlObte uno es gelang ibm
tebt bic 6o63eit auf benleIben Sag
felt3uteben, on lpeI9em iein Dater
6rdulein CLARA g. ebeIiGte, bic felt
Der 8erlobuna ibrer Mutter nit ibrem
ebemdligen 8rdutisam bas 0aus oers
lelben uerlalfen bate. SO rirb allo
Der Sobn Der 5@miegeruater Ieines 8as
Iers unO bic Muttsr bic S@tpiegertpd,
Ter ibrer So1ter.
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Bur eparaef.Snlt,tr.
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Summer 2629.

Fss$oSs-sssssSss$s
Bon grocer Bebeutuuo fir bic enf,
pideIung Der gboraeIbfIou,e in rliid5.
fen 6rtibfatre III bic Qrdftioilto ber
pfan3e I'm WDtiabte, bsnn mas bieie
bilbet. Iagert nd, nit Der 3eit In ben n
Wintsrinospen, in ben Qnosben Der
oemnd9ligen GbrpiIeu a[s ReIertes
ffDf5, aIs BiI6unQsmoterioI ob. 81
reibIi1er bies aefdieht. beilo friFtioer
un0 fippiaer f6nner nd, sic fiinefiesn
sproi5en entuideln. Dieie upfhipen.
bige Gtdrfung ber GparaeIfdoIIen iIn
9ommer tpir6 am ii@eriIeu bitrdi ME.
berholie 8erobrei6una fIiifliaeu Diir.
gers, ipeldber roltb feline 9dhrffnife dEz
giebt, etreidt wer6en. Nsun tam oiil5
bier nit Nortbeil coneeatritte 0iinaes
mitteI in geI6ifer sfprn, aeben. Gfiii,
faIpeter, @uono, 4alifdIae urb Guber.
phosphate eignen litb be5ouoers bjersll
nur gebe inon bieleIbe In berbiinnter
96fung unb offers, ait)t auf eiuuldI irl
coneentririer Sorm. lln6 lpie ifI5 ma;
beionbers bemerfen min, ihunlid5{f M
tig, bolb nod benz Nblaed5en. aIIp @;the
SUM- unD ben Wepuof Suii binburds
'gnbe Oftober, MnFonos 92orember s..
einnen Ste Bis 6abil1 foftio orilnsn
SpargeIidboffen cine aelbe Eorbe ouslIs
rlebmen, Gin 3eihen. Aak oild5 bie
6pargelpfianae i'd ffir bic Mimierrnhs
porbereitei. Die eiui6hrioen Frieke
entleeren ii&, ole In bemieTben ,inM
borbonbenen nutbareu Gfplfe lpnnhern
burm bic StenQeI in Bic bonermhem
Orgone, In Die Minferfnosbs NisSsr
8orgQng mus aboetportet iperben nrh
oas NbldneiDeu Der GboroeJi3enosI
barf er(t baun aeid5eben. mann hiefeI.
ben cine bpIIlfdnSioe oeIbe Horbe anne.
uonimen haben HiIrf6 III ssitinsvse
6inwegfmneiDen lpiirben ner SsenesI.
pfiauae biete tpertbpoIIe SHINE nerIaysr
gehen. gladj bem Mbi6neihen Ssr
6tenaeI liub hie Meeie an, si,,ed dmSs;o-
lfeu nit eineml furaaingioen 0erf9 =,
ludern; nomenlIiM IN nieis glrhs;f fsr
[6mereu Woben notbmenbio io isn,
bic erforberIibe QoderurIa her M6rms
oes Bobens herbeiaufibreri inIife man
n 3nildenrdunls,l Bon "a Sobrsa a
.ine etiua Q 9ou bobe @didbf o,,ten
5lu6fonoes iiber ben Noben onshreiiem
5m NODenaber in aud, Ser ridbiios geit.
D1nft fiir cine Frdftiae Rpbf6iinemmo
eufweoer aefdbisbf h;elsIbs
nbem man bic aauae O6erfIdibe her
Beete nit Dtinasr iibera:eht o6er "a r..
)dIt-mie man i. H. bsi nen Ghorosl.
1ubern an NroenteuiI berfdhrtri,Ssr
inaeIue Stod iein beilimmiss e,.,os.
un. NeatioIidb hes Niincs,a hsmsrs,
5. 6errmann uodh. boE bs,lelbs b,,.
nusreidb uub iiorf ,srieht isin in
anaer ifrobioe, Diinoer eianst H,x n;S,s
Dem Niubernaiif II Der Wor,',e - y.
EN-, belYer nod, III Elm an d Ssrsnsissn J g -. I i
.om;ffflon Gs,heyos,4.~ ~.:x.. 49,. ] =
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-06
M W0LES0NS Main Plaza WoLFSoN' sill Wofson san int

su ftsen; aber ct blieb feit. Ct mar
rubiger gemorben.
VS. 1T unm6glid), faete er traurig
unb ber3tueifelt, es iu6re cine sseiabeif.
Berlangen sic es nibt bon mir
0a iDanbte fie fi@ a9felsudenb ab
nnb tieg bic Sreppe binauf. sic
our4i9ritt tDieber bas grpBe Mnftsims
mer. tn benz Menbt nod immer in Der.
ielben Stelung fab, in Der bic beiben
lbn Dor elmer balben Stunbe perIaiien
batten. VI tDaubte ni@t einmaI ben
2opf nod ibnen.
Srene trat langiam un6 gelaiIen in
oas gmpsangs3immer unb lieB fid1 bort
auf ibrem alten plnbe neben einem
tieinen Sifd5e nieoer, auf 6em cine bobe
Sampe bronnte. 0as bur@ eiueu fars
bigen. breiteu S9irm Observation-Disclosures
4l9t fiel bel auf ibr NntliB. IS mar
blet9 unb itil, tpie Giintber es INNER
geleben bate; aber Ser freunbIi9e,
9er3li9e 3ua cuf bemieIben, ber ibn
leit etnigen Sogen begIldt, mar berz
i@punoen. Streng unb talt biidte fis
Dor iiG bin.
Gttntber mar i'm bunflen Muifaim.
!lier ffeben gebIieben. Ct bate flidt
ben Wtutb, ii) In bieIen Quqeublid
ber 3abIreiden i'm 0ebehaimmer Der.
lalnmelten @eieuf6oft su 3eisen. gr
betra9tete Srenen, un0 bas 6era tuurbe
tbm t1tuer. Nus oem frenQen Wunoe
NIT ben fei3ufammengepreBten, id5ma.
len xippen burfte er teine CUTE Intuort
Gut lein Gleben Tim i9re 2iebe erbalten.
Sollte er ibr geborGen ? 6oIlte er bIel.
ben Mein, bas mar unm6gli4I Sol.
te er ouf Srenen. auf fein gauaes Slid
0Csr5'9ten y ct muBte teinen 9aib.
gruf. ~
Wenbt, Der bis 6abiu uubemeaIid
am Genfer gefeKen bate, iuaubte Ionas
IAN I. ben &opf uub muiferte bic bon benz
Si9t beg gmDfanss3immer idbya6 be-
leugtete @efalt Climbers. glodj einer
sDelle erbob er fi@ unb trat 3u oieiem
beran.
S"esn utte9 tiyt QuTeU, Ste 1Qs
ben mir ni@t gIauben tpollenl 6atte it5
nt6t re9ta
9intber anitDOriete nidt.
;. @ was If Sef9sbsna fraste @enbt
Sd iperbe Paris moreen aSer iibers
inorgen berlafien mtifen, outtportete
@aatber bon WiIbbagen.
Warnm9
:, Der alOere fpra6 nun fura bon benz
1riele ieines gatets unb bon benz er,
tparteien @inberufunesbefebI.
e gle baben ss ibr mitseibsih?
gSas laete fe basu?
giintbet i@niss.
- Sie psrlanst, BOB Sic bier bIeibeu
yastirli9 Was ttmmert he Hbre Gbe
-. Berben Sic ibr aeborbens
@hntber bemerfte gar nitbt, 6ok inn,
tii oteitm @usenbIid Elm @ebeimnib eni. mi
rifen tDutbe.
SO Tam ss ni@i antiuortete er troifs
los. "er'
: Wsnbt ereriff leine 0anb unb briidte
lte leiis unb ber3Ii9.
LS0rtfebHns fOIstl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-06
Gin Selesrapb s,,m @ebirm

aus pem Wasen 1T her sroBe fpmpatbetii&e Merp i'm
SSerletb. @trb hte Gertauuns erntItdb seabrt, 70
lpefpen it& ptefe ettrnnsea iiAerita in Gpmptpmen
aaBefn, 'pelde i3dbtsenb auf BEN n@ebantenfaaen",
Haal'G paS Sebtrn, enmtrteu. S@laFpfsfeit, &erz
p0litat, unmreirte setise Giebersel@lasenbett aue
oteie unansenebmen etmiu@unsen iinb unsertenubare
Spmptpme ron Dpspepiie. Das bette MitteI nm bem
@eern nnO @asen tpteber sur Siube gu perbeen unb,
ME nebenbei bsmerft perben nag bic Galenablonbes
rans 81 resnliren, 1T, Dor ben resemdbsen Mableiz
zen ann ger Dem S4lafenseben ie elm @etnslas Scu
9creifer 8 Nagenbttter8 5u nebmen. Sat man banlit
aasefansens 10 bat man aud bas 6unbament srr ppaz
ldnptssn gBisberberteuuns ter f6rperlt6en @eiunbz
pett selsSt. @eritrpfuns, saFrii6eS Rcpfpeb, @eu-
Iel9te, GaeumatSmnS, malartaartise Srantbeien ae=
ten 9sren gu penlensen Seimiu&unsen, pel&e burb SaS
Sttters iHneu uno srhnbIih turtrt ipereen Wan ,Ss
sere Mot, icneern ffase iriurt ben reten Neg ein
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8,a,ei Seefett.
aOman BON 9subplpb einSan.
(6orifesuns.)

: guttb.J
Or spaete es faum, ben Mrm au BE-.
tuegeH. unb bic 6hulter bIieb on 6ems
felben ruben; unb er empfonO, 3nfam=
menf9auernb, Die He fi6 innieer ons
le9te.
I'm dliBerIien gnbe ces bunfIen San.
9es erhob fib Elm fleines @artenbaus.
IS NOR Elm QieblingsaufentbaIt Sre.
mems, In ben fie fi6 mandmaI 3ullifs
3og, tDenn ft ungefi6rf Ieien ober ruben
lDoilte. Die auoereu Niielieber bes
Gaush0n0es beiraien bas einaiAe 3imz
rier, bas Der pnbill0n entbielt, bein0be
ME. Man betradtsie es ais sSrenens
bef0Hberes @emoG. NuBer eiuem
G@reibtif6 unb elmer tleinen Bibliotbet
bef0nben iid bariH MIR nod einIse Elm.
faGe Mlbbel.
@antber uno Srene botten bas @ars
tenbaus erreift unb tparen Dor ber offes
men 3bhr besieIbeu ffeben gebIieben.
0a leste Sreue ibre 6anb ouf Sins
Tiers arm urb luieberbolie Ieife:
Sic mDlen uns DerIalfen2
Bie t0nnte i'd Sic berlaiIen molten ?
eriuiberte er traurig. @iFeu Sic nidt,
baB sic mir oIIes liub. oIIIes tnos nil
bas Qeben tbeuer uiaGf 2 Wlus ID, NOD
eeiteben, tpas sic ia IdnsR erfannt
baben, bab ib Sic Iiebe, llnbelmreiblit3
Iiebe?
er ipra9 nit Jnbrunit, aus iieifsr
Seele. e. ergrilf tbre Qono, bic ouf iei.
nem arm rugte, uiiD tttbrte he on feiae
Slppen unD beoedte iie nit 3hhen -
ne ileB g gei@eDsr.
4no S.e mollen uils oeslahen !? mies
petgolle ne ionloss
= Jfsns! lagte e.
es btir@rieIeIte ibn beiB unb talt. er
aIllefIe mle tn Jleoer; Obne ju tuinen,
oas G tpof, legte tr ben Arm I'm ben
l@lGnfen Geio iliio 3og ne leiie an feline
SseH.
ols ioi9le uncertainties, ne aibmete
sn.s uno l@per. rfnDlte ben Sdlag
iRfes pc@enDen. tungen 0er3ens. Das
zcogeH lpfer Urur; lan8lam. tumm
@..s.: @osns.e pc Ils oas M 2snpt surad unb, bic
ee~WSs s@s@ss bSle9aVilSWf WI NC Ubu ykts
bs1 ,,ax MsiinD a sum Rune bar.
nno Sle pnlien mi@ nod psrlahen ?
i'asM rs naW eiier laagen pauie.
I'm baIb pieberaufebrsu. Sreue nm
Sie neirt su md@sn, msin flir etuia,
am Die uie fuieber 3u perIierenl
ssfekt ptinidbe id,. Dos Gie bleibsui
iaete HE tura.
0as faun i'd nidbtl
Denu ia Sbnen fooe. bos ID "a
luinife - bas "a, borupfr Mtte - AoS
es uoihweubia in = bok Gie "a foiIsr
= ba6 Sic es mE|Ieni Gie miii5sn
bleiben, hDren 6ie nn9id,2 81, bsrIcmos
esl w s'
sic fbrom mit nute,Sv,,6t.r ot.v
IeibenlfaftIii5 erreaier Gtimms 1'''
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= am 5. batten ii6 ebiuer, Sslas
ionia unb 9alleitsbiIle burG Quaran.
tdne bon Doofum abgei9IoHen, neil
bieie Stdoie ftir6teten, boB bic 8Iats
tern better getragen iperben fDnnten.
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~ Wer sebiesene @eina&tssef6eus
ts taufen min, ioIte su gritier
Bros. gsben, oeren SupeIens itnb
ubren'Sassr nnffreitis bas eIeeanteRe
In Der Stabt lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-06

Serr grnit 6. 5e@ner, German.
Strabe, &oteiter, ". o.. fast: SD lit
apet Sabre an S9mer,en i'm 3iiden
uno lpurbe erit bur6 Die Nntpenbung
BON ct. Safcbs.Oel Dauernb gebeilt.
Sn allen Npotbeten Az baben.
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@en's 9atr Qsalfau,.

Benn 9rau, felt 20 itufenpeife bic Narbe
Dteoer bsr, desantes 9piIettenmitieI. so gts. :,
$l.o0 bel Drussifen, obsr 81 90. GIaldbe frantic
per Gypre6 $1.O0.
9. 9. 8eIIs serfts @itb, n.
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Siir Mearalaia ,.ns sfppffd,nner,

ssbraudt "Rough ON Pain.D guaeubIidfid,
2eiluns. % nnb so genis. "Rough on Corns j
Dlhifts Is Gents. Salbe 10 Gents. Rough on
Worms, fGst, % Gents.
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son antono, @onnabenb ben g. december 1870

IN o'elem Separtenent ibiper unb seitia
perfaift SIN Serslei9e gu friiberem sssabren,
pasen mir bieie eailon ntebr aIs bas 9op-
pelte IN Ntanteln erbaften. Gum llnsIiid tritt
anbalteno parntes ssetter elm; folglieb miifien
mir oer5ipeifeEte slnitrensnnsen MAIDEN. es
1T allbefannte 9batiote baB re6u3irte greiie
paS bette @erfaufsmittel iinb, ,tnb pbeIeidb mir
Nfpon 9nnSerte bon Mdnteln berfauft babeu
ltno ep9 nod piele Sunberte pprbonben. sic
Sretie auf baS ''''"' ''"' Wv
" / e 3 rigfe
9elest unp sn1pfeblen mir Sebem, ber bprtbeil.
baft einen aRantel falfen min, Bel uns por;ll.
ipreebeu. ~ N'''",
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3rh6b on GpuabS.

lnr 9nlten, ertdltuns, Seifsrteit, SaIsent,iin.
enn9 % @ents. Rough on Toothacbe, pISb.
lihe Abbilfe Is Gents,
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1890-05-17
RAILROAD.
The Aberdeen and Pierre Rail
Road Assured.
100000 Guaranteed by Pierre.

The building of the d., A. & B. Fl.
Railroad from Aberdeen to Pierre
through Sully county is now sure go.
The Pierre Board of Trade has at last
secured contract with eastern capital
lists, with whom they have been nego-
tiating for some past, which In sub
stance is about as follows:
'Srhe city of Pierre is to secure the right.
of-way from Aberdeen to Pierre. In con
sideration of this the eastern capitalists
agree to iron the road put on the rolling
stock and operate the road. To carry out
their part of the contract. Pierre gives
guarantee in the sum of S2O9, 600. that
upon the completion of each 80 miles of
grazing the road will be ironed and roll
ing stock placed thereon.
After the contract had been read and
explained at the public meeting held
in Pierre Monday afternoon last, the
guarantee paper was presented and
within one hour the required 5000, 900
was subscribed, in sums ranging from
$4,000 to 81, which assures the COM
pletion of the road. As we understand
1t this guarantee is to cover the ex-
pense Of right-of-way and granding,
the Board of Trade having agreed to
do that part Of the work gratis if the
eastern capitalists will iron and equip
the road Work is to be commenced
within 60 days at Aberdeen and push
ed to an early completion.
From what we can learn the company
expects to follow the old survey south
of the Bald Mountains, believing it to
be the most feasible route, and not via
Copp through the Mountains; but
may leave the survey near McCamly
post-oflice and build from that point to
Onida and thence south west to Pierre.
But as there is nothing definite on this
point our people should put forth their
best efforts to induce the company to
make this change-if they conclude to
not build via. Copp. If Onida is one
of the objective points we should know
it and begin to assist in securing right
of-way and grading.
This road will give us direct route
to Duluth and Minneapolis wheat
markets, thus raising the price of
farm products, and also cheaper the
price of fuel.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1890-05-17

President Bulkeley and Gen. Man
ager Hassler, of the Forest City &
Sioux City Ry., announce that ties and
iron have been purchased and that
the line graded between Gettysburg
and Forest City will be completed and
operated as soon as the material car
be shipped IN and the work done. II
is expected that Forest City will then
be a full-hedged Capital aspirant-ir
the interest of Huron.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1890-05-17
Alliance Members, Attention.

All members of the Onida Local
Alliance are requested to be present
at the next meeting, to be held on
Thursday evening, May 22d, as dele,
gates to the State Alliance, to convene
at Huron on June 4th, are to be elect
ed. Representation delegate for
each Alliance of % members or less
and one delegate for each additional 20
members or major fraction thereof
n. w. PORTER, President.
J.N. GARNER, Secretary.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1890-05-17
County Alliance.

The Sully County Farmers Alliance
will meet in Onida on Saturday, June
7th, to elect officers and transact any
other business that may be presented.
Each local Alliance is entitled to one
delegate for each 10 members, and one
delegate for each additional 10 mem
bers or major fraction thereof. Each
local Alliance should send representa-,
tives.
II. w. PIcKARD, President.
j. n. Garner, Secretary.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1890-05-17

Will sell Goods Su County cheaper merchants outside towns
andpay the MARKET PRICE Country Produce.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1890-05-17
For Sale or Trade.

A heavy yoke of work oxen for sale
or trade for mare or team of mares,
or horse and mare. Difference cash
Sc I Sec. 2l, 1873.
III. SPALDING.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1890-05-17
;mThe Myatthnta,t.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF SULLY COUNTY.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
COUNTY.

COUNTY.
Board of Commissoners-James Lawrence,
Chairman; j. H. Maxwell, Benton Doner, Thomas
Mateer, w. W. Botsford.
Register OF Deeds-S. W. Porter.
County Auditor-H. j.. Kimmel.
Clerk of Courts.-C. w. Hnwes.
County Judge-Thomas NJ. Goddard.
States Attorncy-D. NJ. Anderson.
Treasurer-Wm. Toomey.
sheriH-Alhert A. Faust.
Assessor-W ID. Weed.
Snryeyor-M. l.. French.
Coroner-H. e. Pease.
Superintendent of Public Schools--J. NJ. Porter.
Justices of the Peace-tieo. W. Eyerts, 7. w.
Lavery, IL. Lounshury, w. s Haynes.
Constables-lra w Cole, Charles Houck, John
T. Gilliger, Sidney Ragan.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1890-05-17
HOME HAPPENINGS.

-Ilrcult court June ou.
Small grain is looking nicely.
Lemons, 35 cts. doz., at Doners.
-Decoretion Day two weeks from
yesterday.
M. Il. Quarterly meeting this
afternoon.
Treasurer Toomey and wife visi-
ted Blunt, yesterday.
II. B. Rutherford of Forest City,
was caller, Thursday.
just received at Doners, an in
voice of Fresh Oranges.
Charlie Everts returned from HUI
ron Wednesday evening.
j. c. Aver & Co. s patent medicine
vender was in town, Tuesday.
District Court is in session at
Pierre, Judge Fuller presiding.
&C. NJ. Henry, of Clifton, was do
ing business in town. Tuesday.
e. I. Sheldon of Harold, was in
towa Thursday, buying patatoes.
Clerk of Courts Hawes spent
Thursday In Pierre attending court.
Choice Pickles 10 cents dozen, at
Doncrs.
-Supt. Porter spent most of the
week in the east end visiting schools.
A. Mccoy of Milford township,
was in town making final proof, Thurs
day.
Miss Sadie Garrison, daughter of
John Garrison, has gone to Canada on
visit.
Com. James Lawrence, of Cora
township, was doing business IN town,
Monday
-I2 pounds of Dried Peaches for
81, at Doners. Try them.
Miss Matte Porter, ii is expected,
will return home from her Faulk coun-
ty visit, to-day.
John +. Lawrence, of Morton
township, was pleasant caller at this
office, Thursday.
BEWARE of any hail insurance
agents who asks you to sign n PLAIN
Promissory Note. 3
Go to Doner's for Jugs and Crockery.
d. II. Pausley of Copp, has spent
couple of days In town this week,
the guest of Register Porter.
John T. Mercer of Lake township,
is being mentioned as candidate for
the office of County Treasurer
Henry Richards and Harvey Mills
were over from Norfolk Thursday, do
ing business at the Court House.
Miss SUSIE Porter returned Sun
day last from her visit of two weeks at
w. 7. Neill's in Okobojo township.
A number OF emigrant wagons
have passed through Onida en- route
to the reservation and north this week
Miss Anna Pilgrim came up from
Blunt, Monday, to remain for time
with her parents in Garner township.
Flour at 90 cents per lOOpounds cheap
er than elsewhere in the city, at Doner's.
Geo. w. Mclaughlin represented
the Onida A. o. L. w. Lodge at the
Annual meeting held in Huron this
week.
At the town election held IN Stan
ley Monday last Fred Bonsey formerly
of Clifton, was elected Clerk and AS
SCISSOR.
Mrs. NJ. T. Johnson, of Milford,
spent part of the past week at the
home of her friend, Mrs. d. G. Jordan,
in Onida.
-Doner always keeps Fresh Graham
Flour and Corn Meal on hand.
Mrs. White of Shenandoah, Iowa,
arrived Thursday to join her husband,
who this spring bought land and loca-
ted near Waterford.
Jas. Ii. Otis moved into Walt.
Meloon's house this week, and d. w.
Hyde and family now occupy Mr., Otis
house, miles west of town.
Will 7. Neill of Carson, was IN
the Club" Monday, delivering horse
to Stage Driver Tagg, that he had
sold to Geo. Sparkling of Gettysburg.
-Supt Porter has received instruc-
tions to lease no school lands for less
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1890-05-17
Born.

LOOMS. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +. Loom
is, in Onida, on Tuesday, May 18th, 1890;
a son. Weight 10 pounds.
Mother and child doing well.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-04
nappenings at Heller.

Weather fine for this time of the year.
MIR. John w. Young and a Mr.. Wells
Were in He5er the fore part of last week.
Mr.. John Luke and Miss Sophia Clyde
were married last Wednesday at the resi-
dence of the brides parents. Judge Wat
son performed the ceremony. We wish the
young couple pleasant journey through
life
There has been considerable sickness in
town of late, owing to the condition of the
weather. Whooping cough is quite preve-
lent among the children and we have had
several cases OF scarlet fever.
Thanksgiving week has been a lively one
for Heber. Amusements begun Tuesday
evening at the theatre with Uncle Tom s
Cabin" 1t was very well played, though
on a small scale.
The Heber Brass band gave a masaue-
rade bali Wednesday night and were in at
tendance in their new uniform, which gave
them quite grand appearance.
Thanksgiving services were held in the
stake house Thursday morning, and the
town was made lively IN the afternoon oy
beautiful strains Of music rendered by the
brass band. The band boys certainly
deserve credit for their energy and perse-
verance. They are progressing very nicely
There were two parties that evening
one in Turner's hall for the young folks
and picnic party in the Heber hall for
the older people, both being somewhat dis
turbed by the announcement that marshals
were in town; they made quite a sweep
here, and as near as we are able to learn
those who We're arrested are as follows
Bishop Clegg, j. w. Witt, John NJ. Muir
dock and E. Buys, of Heber and J.
Bergner and h, North, of Midway.
Dec. l, 1890. MINIMUM.