The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1890-03-08
Hon. WIN B. ALLISON, of Iowa, has
been re elected to the United States
Senate.


have over 500 bushels of number one
seed wheat for sale.
---J. Skolhcim, formerly of Fairbank
township, was recently killed in n rail-
road collision in Oregon.
We understand that Butts at
torney have accepted the proposition
made them by the board at their last
w. II. McCamlcy has rented II.
F. Kunstman's farm in Buffalo town
ship, and number of COWS for term
of years.
Miss Minnie Porter Of Hartford
township, now attending school in
Pierre, is assistant editor of the Pierre
High School Daily.
Jas. A. Lang, of Rich Valley tp.,
returned from Iowa and the east last
week. He brought with him a fine
Membrino- Percheron stallion.
Charles V. Hale, of Lyons, N. Y,
brother Of VIM. II. Smith, of Garner
arrived here Tuesday with a
view of locating permanently.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Lilly died on Tuesday evening,
March 4th. The community sympa-
thise with the bereaved parents.
Miss Matte Porter conducted the
school again Monday and Tuesday,
Miss Owen being unaLle to teach on
account of the illness OF her mother.
w. r. Stowe, representing the
Rockford Overall Co, OF Rockford, Ill.
was in town Wednesday fitting out j.
f. Cole with a new stock for the spring
trade.
Mrs. Z. Il. Brooking and daugh-
ter, MISS Edith, of Hartford, and Mrs
S. r. Pratt, of Pennington township,
were in town Tuesday, visiting and
shopping.
The State Grand Army Encamp-
ment will be held at Sioux Falls on
the 10th, Goth and 2lst of this month.
A number of the Onida Old Vets. ex-
pect to attend.
The first session of the South Da-
kota legislature expired by limlta.
ton last night. Good hard work was
lndulgcd in by both branches during
the closing days.
Charlie Holmes cup is now full
A fine boy arrived at his house early
Sunday morning, and then his past of
fetal conduct was approved Tuesday
by the people re-electing him to the
Office of town supervisor. The boys
all smoked.
Mrs. Wallace Lilly returned from
New York State, Tuesday evening
where she has spent the winter visiting
relatives and old friends. She was &C
companied by her niece, Miss Susie
Miller OF Wyoming, n Y, who expects
to make her home here.
Phil. Walter of Copp, spent Thurs
day in town the guest of N. w. Porter
and family. He was en- route to Pierre
to confer with the Board of Trade rel
ative TO the construction of the Mani
toba railroad from Aberdeen to Pierre
via Copp and Onida. MIR. Walter feels
confident that the line can be secured
by proper management.
VIM. Bush, Of Buffalo township
this week sold his farm, live stock anC
personal property to G. w. McLaugh
lin of Rich Valley township, and vii
SOON remove his family to Blunt o.
Pierre to remain permanently. H'
will work at his trade, carpentering, il
the future. We are sorry to learn o
his removal from Sully county.
John Green, who lives near Okobo
10, met with bad accident the othe
day. He discovered his house was or
fire between the roof and ceiling. Ii,
succeeded in putting it out, but fell I
distance of twenty feet, landing so hare
on his right foot as to throw his ankl,
out of joint, beslds misplacing a coupl'
of smaller bones IN the foot. DIR. Glea
son was called, and mended him VI