The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1891-11-14
United States District Court sets

in Pierre, next week.
Miss Dele Finch was visiting
the Arnold Sisters in Blunt, last Sat
urday and Sunday.
Wonder il the virtuous organ
across the way will say anything about
the recent alliance meeting at Huron
Hay is IN good demand in the
market at present and will probably
command a good price before spring
David Halls flock of sheep go'
away in the blizzard, this week, and
at last accounts he had heard nothing
OF them.
-Chas. Everts demonstrated that
he is not spring chicken by driving
the mail on regular time during the
blizzard this week.
Miss Lille Kommer who has for
a long time been employed at the
Onida house, took her departure for
Blunt, Wednesday.
Another unexpected storm like
that of this week would put nearly
every one in the county on the hunt
for estrayed stock.
Glen Lillibridge has returned to
Pierre from the Black Hills where he
has been engaged with a surveying
outfit during the summer.
-Messrs. Tolton, Pierman and
McLane of western Sully and Potter,
shipped eight cars of cattle from Get
tysbulg to Chicago, last week.
Since election our beloved broth
er across the way has been furnishing
his readers large amount of plate
matter, not tin plate however.
james Lawrence and II. Z.
Townsend will settle the 5th commits
sioner district question at the County
Auditors Office the 10Th inst.
If there was house or room any,
where IN town that was not literally
supplied with snow, Wednesday morn
ing, it has not yet been reported.
Low Brothers of Fairview, went
through town this week on their way
to the river after poles. They are en-
larging and otherwise improving their
stock barn.
An attachment suit was institu-
ted in the county court, this week, in
which Seth d. Wilcox is plaintiff and
Milton NJ. Smith and Maggie Smith
are defendants.
The irrepressible Major Olmstead
has left Pierre for the east and II is
given out by the papers there that he
is going to look after his interests at
the National capital.
Sidney Reagan, formerly of Lake
township, with his brother has pur-
chase $40 acre farm in Cherokee
county, Iowa, paying tor it at the rate
of twelve dollars per acre.
M. f. Quarterly Meeting at Onlda
on the 2lst and 22nd INST. Confer
ence the 21st at 2p.m. Rev. Brad
ford will preach at the school house on
Saturday evening, the 2lst, and also
the following morning at IL o'clock.
will Greene of Summit township,
returned from the north q few days
ago where he has been threshing since
early in the fall. While there he was
taken sick with fever and is now bare |
ly able to be about.
The Oaida Band has changed its
meeting night from Saturday to Fri
day evening. There is some talk Of
the band giving concert this winter
and If it does there is no question but |
that the boys will be greeted by a
crowded house.
Greene & McCamley have been
threshing under difficulties during the
last two weeks. About ten days ago
they broke their power which laid
them up for sometime and had but
fairly started again when the storm
came on. They have two weeks thresh-
ing yet to be done.
The 8. OF v. last Saturday made
the following nominations: Captain,
Ed. Shepherd; lst Lieut., Chas. Me-
Clure; End Lieut., Milo Casebere; Dei-