The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-09-03
-Robt. J. Courtney of Okobojo,

to the Republicans in convention.
During the past ten days A. A.
Faust has sold three new Milburn wag-
ons, Marvin Weed, G. W. Houck, and
John Garbe being the purchasers.
Mr.. Faust has sent for more to fill Or
ders taken.
Don't let the newspaper boys build
all the fre-breaks with their pencils
and type. Get out your plows before
it is everlastlngly too late and your
grain stacks are burned. An ounce of
prevention, you know.
w. R. Funston, of Brighton, Iowa,
who in 1867 was engaged in the
mercantile here in company with L. G.
Weyand, arrived here for short visit
with old friends, on Thursday morning.
He is jovlal as ever.
Postmaster G. w. Houck of Nor
folk was caller while in town, Mon
day. He reports threshlng in full
blast in eastern Sully and grain yield
Ing handsomely-all the way from Is
to % bushels per acre.
The Committee in charge of the
Worlds Fair social dance next
Wednesday evening request us to state
that every lady attending is expected
to bring basket containing supper
enough for two. Don't forget it.
r. J. Jones and j. M. Lllllbridge
Of Greeley, Iowa, owners of land IN
this township, came out on the excur-
sion to view their possessions, and Of
course called in and ordered the WATCH
MAN. Mr. Llllibridge spent the sum-
mer of 1883 here holding down his
clam.
My wife had the worst case Of
Dandruff | ever saw and had tried
three or four other remedies, and two
bottles of Beggs' Hair Renewer proved
all claimed for it.-E. P. Dunagan,
Gainesville, Ga. Sold by j. F. Cole.
Last Saturday while w. E. Gar
nel was standing in front Of a header
ne was repairing loud clap Of thunder
scared the team, causing them to run
the machine over him. Two of the
guards struck his leg making two
flesh wounds. If the machine had
been in gear the accident might have
proven more serious.
Hans Sorensen and Miss Maggie
Weischedel Of Pierre were married IN
that city on Wednesday evening.
The bride is a sister of G.. F. and J.
G. Weischedel of Pearl township
and formerly resided there. A re-
ception was held at the residence of
Geo. F. Weischedel last evening.
Last summer l was attacted with
a bad case of fux, and after taking
four doses Of Beggs' Diarrh9a Balsam
was Immediately relieved and cured.
l have sold it for the past six months
and must say that it gives general sat
isfa ction.-J. w. Smith, M. D., Puxico,
Mo. For sale by J. F. Cole, Onida.
A party of pleasure-seekers COM
posed of Messrs. T. P. Estes, j. A.
Peacock and W. M. Kemp and Misses
Louise Merrlck, Nettle Denton and Els.
ther Shove, all of Pierre, came up last
Friday evening to visit Miss Merricks s
parents and enjoy the scenery along
the Okobojo and the shade of West.
overs grove. They returned to Pierre
Monday.
We understand that Chas. J.
johnson Of this township has rented
the Ney farm in Lincoln township, now
occupied by H. E. Barnes, and will
take possession Of it as soon as he gets
his crops IN shape to allow him tc
make the move. While we dislike tc
lose Charlie from this immediate vi
cinity we are pleased to know that he
is making an extraordinary goo6
change. The Ney farm is we'll sup
piled with water and cultivated lane
and Charlie will make it bloom if any
body can.
i have recommended Beggs
Blood Purifier and Cherry Cough SyruE
several times and must say that | have
been surprised and more than pleased
at results following use Of same. an
not in the habit Of endorsing paten
medicines, but can say truthfully
Beggs' medicines are all that IS claimed
for them. -Tesah Jones, M. D., Win