The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1890-09-27

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body is invited to be present. This
will be her only visit to Sully County.
Sheldon Buckles left Rich Valley
township few days ago with two teams
and household goods, bound for Logan
Co., H., his former home. His family
will make the trip overland with him.
---Wm. Toomey, N. w. Porter, Judge
Goddard, j. f. Cole H. O'Connor and
We scribe attended the Hughes county
Republican convention held in Blunt
Tuesday, and enjoyed the fun with our
neighbors.
The Pierre Journal says Henry
Huny, a former resident of Llewellyn
Park township, died ofcholera morbus
at Rochester Mimi, on Sept II. He
has been doing police duty there dur
ing the past 3 years.
Rev. Emanual Schultz will preach
at the Ney school house in Lincoln
township, on Sunday evening, Oct. 4th,
ut o'clock, and in Onida on Sunday
morning and evening, Oct. 5th. All
are cordially invited to attend the SER
vices.
We are at loss to see why
Sully county man could vote for Huron
for capital. The manner In which Hur-
on boomers and papers are defaming the
west two thirds of the State should be
sufficient to cause every true Dakota
ian to vote against the town on gener-
al principles.
A party composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
n. Z. Kimmel, Mrs. j. +. Cole and
Misses Linnie and Maud, Misses LIZZIE
Porter, Hattie Walker and Louise Mer-
rick and F. A. Everts, left Thursday
morning for pleasure trip to Forest
City and the Big Muddy. They ex-
pect to return today.
DIR. II. G.. Pease was made happy
Tuesday evening by the arri, al of Mrs
Pease and Miss Angie Henderson from
Oregon, where they have spent nearly
year visiting. The WATCHMAN is
pleased to welcome Mrs. Pease back to
Sully county, and note that she has re-
turned to remain permanently.
Work on the Pierre & Aberdeen
railroad is being rapidly pushed be-
tween Aberdeen and Faulkton. Num-
erous grading contracts are already let
and men put to work "a fast as they
can be hired. The way things are NOV
ing it does not look much like a paper
railroad, as Huron would have it.
AT the meeting Of the Sons of Vet
erans held last Saturday it was decided
to visit the Missouri leaving Onlda on
Monday, Oct 6, for few days camp
and recreation. The boys in the west
end Of the county will meet at Okobojo
on the same day at noon, where they
will be joined by those from here.
L. c. Weyand, formerly of Onida,
but now IN business at Colorado
Springs, Colo, writes d. Q. Jordan,
under date of the 18th inst, that fine
boy arrived at his house on the morn
ing of that day, and that all are doing
we'll under the care Of Mrs. Mallock
His many friends here extend congratu-
lations.
-Chas. +. McLane, OF Troy town
ship, was IN town over Wednesday
night, accompanied bv Geo. +. Fisk
and.family of Fort Yates, N. d. Mr.
Fisk resided near McLane's ranch, on
the Missouri, over five years, but is now
In the employ of the Government ss
wagon master at Standing Rock In
dian Agency. He will visit friends
along the river about 10 days.
Patrick Wall of Pennington town.
ship, was IN town on business, Tuesday
He reports the return of his son, John
who was adjudged insane last June and
sent to the Yankton Asylum for treat
ment sound and healthy, and that nc
institution of the kind could have given
better attention and more courteous
treatment. Everything was done by
the officials and attendants to make il
pleasant for the young man and bring
about speedy cure. The WArcHMAN
Is pleased to announce the return Of
Johnnie, and that our public institu.
ton for the untortunates is under the
management of men who deserve the
high compliment paid by Mr.. Wall.