The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1890-05-17

o'clock.
If you want corn planter, a
lister, or n corn cultivator, don't fail
to 60 to the Bargain store and get a
good article at q lo,o price.
-2Opound pals OF Jelly for ST. 10 cts, at
| Doner's.
Rev. j. D. Allison will preach in
the Lowe school house, Fairview town.
ship, on Sunday evening, May 24th,
at 8 o'clock. All invited to attend.
The crops in central and western
Sully are said to be looking much bet
ter than those in eastern Sully. We
have had more rain over this way in
the arid belt.
Mrs. Helen NJ. Scott of Norfolk
township, was in town making her final
homestead proof, Monday. Charles
w. Houck and George Peck acted rs
witnesses.
Milton NJ. Smith, George Walker
and son, Frank, of Elk township, were
in town on proof business, Monday.
Mr.. Smith was making proof on his de-
ceased mothers homestead.
Will Fagner, who owns horse
ranch in Okobojo township, was doing
business in town, Monday. Mr.. Fag-
ner has more first-clsss horses than
any other man in Sully county.
Satisfaction guaranteed with every
thing sold at Doner's.
S. ". Gates, of Summit township,
is our new blacksmith; and he would
be pleased to do all the work in his
line that the farmers in this vicinity
have to do. Satisfaction guaranteed.
M. +. Robinson, for number of
years hardware dealer in Blunt will
locate in West Point, Iowa, and engage
in the grocery business. He has
| disposed Of his hardware stock in Fort
Pierre.
"A two-gallon pail of Honey Drip Sy-
rup for Sl,20 at Doners.
IF there are any live men in South
Dakota they are the Pierre railroad
committee. That city is now certain
of two new roads, the Duluth, Aber-
deem and Black Hills and the Midland
Pacific, and it is all owing to their un-
firing efforts.
The following assortment of fresh
| Candies and Gums just received Assorted
Caramels, Strawberry Balls, Chocolate
Monuments, Currant Filberts, Lima Jelly
Beans, Apricots, Ylang Lang Gum and
Tamploca Gum. THos. DoNER.
Yes, the price of flour has raised
some, but we have at the Bargain store,
good stock of that excellent st. Law
renee flour, which never fails to give
satisfaction; and we would suggest
that you buy noao before 1t gets still
higher. Nj. l.. FRENCH.
L. L. Loomis now steps as ifclimb-
ing a flight of stairs and holds his
head higher than usual, and his smile
seems to say: "Clear the way for dad; !;
I've got the biggest and finest boy in
the county at my house. He is reg
ular buster, and weighs 10 pounds. -
We extend our best congratulations to
Lucian, and are p leased to announce
that he IS on: of danger and will speed
lily recover.
A aO-pound kit of Fish for SIZES, al
Doner's.
Rev. T. j. Gray will preach in
Onlda tomorrow morning and even
ing. At the morning service the Sac
rament of the Lords Supper will be
administered. These services will
close Rev. Gray's pastorate of the
church here, and everybody is cordially
invited to attend. We understand
that he and his family will soon re-
move from this state, going to their
former home IN the east.
Thursday, east of Brayton post
office, Supt. Porter met surveying
party that was presumable out taking
view of the Medicine Valley with the
idea of running line from near Nor
folk, where the old d. A. & B. II. II. r.
survey crosses the Medicine, to Blunt
Probably it is Blunt scheme to Sc
cure this road by inducing the com
pany to accept such a survey in lieu of
the one now passing southeast of here.
You are invited to call and look
over our new stock of clocks, buggy