The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1891-06-20
The Civil township boards will
meet on the last Monday in this month.

meet on the laSt MONDAY III tnls month.
60 to Doner's for Sioux City
Hams, Fresh Bologna and Minced
Dried Beef.
Sheriff Dean of Gettysburg, and
V. M. Hodgklns of Chicago, were in
town yesterday on real estate business.
Miss Dele Finch closed term of
school in the Schneider district, Milford
township, yesterday. Miss Finch is
one of Sully's best teachers.
The Sully County Teachers In
stitute will open in Onida next Mon
day. Prof Morrison of Blunt will be
conductor assisted by Mrs. V. M. Nc
Fall.
Born, on Sunday night, June 14th,
to Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Hill, of Garner
township, a son. DIR. Pease attended
and reports mother and child doing
we'll.
The Baptists held meeting at
the school house last Saturday evening
and elected delegates to attend the
James River Baptist Association at
Pierre.
Ben Blair of Fairbank, departed,
last M onday, for Minneapolis, to visit
brother and receive medical treat
ment. He expects to be absent several
weeks.
The fine Percheron stallion Hall
fax Hope, valued at $500, the prop
erty of S. G. w. Stokes, died from the
effects of blood-poisoning, one day
this week
Rev. f. Shultz preached an inter
esting sermon to the children last Sun
day morning. His family visited Onida
for the first time last Saturday and
and Sunday.
ID. Q. Jordan, M. l.. French, w.
B. Day, Mrs. II. n. Merrick and Mrs
A. M. Starks left for Pierre yesterday
to attend the Baptist association in
session there.
Born, on Wednesday morning, the
18th inst, to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lacy,
of Hartford township, a standard
weight boy. All doing well. Mrs. A.
| Burns attended.
The preliminary hearing of the
State VS.. Frank Benton was held before
Justice Everts last Saturday. Mr..
Benton was bound over to appear be.
fore the next grand jury.
A. Heineman, NJ. Waiter, Chas.
Sommers and daughter, Miss Cora, and
Frank Pheger, of Llewellyn Park twp.
were in town as witnesses in the State
VS.. Benton case, last Saturday.
R. B. Fisk, one of Gettysburg 8
leading attorneys, is in town interested
in the case of the State VS.. Henry Pape,
of Elk township, charged with burg,
lery by Milton NJ. Smith, on trial
yesterday.
John Willett, of Okobojo, was
convicted of petit larceny of a calf by
jury of his townsmen last Monday
The calf was the property ofFred Ger
ing and was herded by Mr.. Willetts
son last season.
Miss Jessie Livingstone closed 6
successful term of school at the Hal
school house, IN Blaine, yesterday after
noon, and i'll the evening a strawberry
and ice cream festival was held, which
was attended by number of Onidaites
Geo. A. Nichols has sold a half
interest in the Lebanon Observer tc
Geo. Rlppe, merchant of that place
The WATCHMAN extends the usual
greeting to the new firm. The Observe,
is live local paper and credit to its
town.
A small number of the member:
of the Sully county Wool Growers ant
Sheep Breeders Association met il
Onida Tuesday and adjourned the
meeting for one week, when a full at
tendance is requested. Remember the
day, Tuesday, June 23d, at O'Clock
Rev. M. Ash received an invita-
ton to be present and respond to :
toast at the celebration to be held a
the Low school house, in Fairview, on
the 18th, which the gentleman neces
sarily had to decline on account OF hav
ing made previous engagement a
Okobojo for that day.