The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-12-17

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married in that city last Thursday.
Who's Henkie?
"A Grand good time is expected at
the G. A. r. campfire on Saturday
evening, January 7th. The usual bill
of fare of pork and beans and trim
amings will be served.
The Pierre people will give an in
auguraI ball on Tuesday evening, Jan.
3rd. A grand time may be expected
as the Pierre boys do not attempt such
things on a small scale.
The Okobojo Times estimates the
yield of wheat this year in Western
Sully to be $4,000 bushels. That's
pretty good for small portion of the
"Great American Desert
A New Years Ball will be given
at the Court House on Friday evening,
Dec. 30, by the young people of Onida.
A good time and good music is prom
ised. A cordial invitation is extended
to all.
Call on W. G. Grier in Blunt for
Holiday goods.
Remember Faust will get repairs
for your stove on short notice.
Winter footwear of all kinds and
descriptions just received atJ. f. Coles.
Warm-feet is the greatest comfort of
life, so then 60 and prepare yourself
for the extreme cold weather that IS
sure to come
Monday next, the 10Th, an nuities
will be issued to the Indians at the
Cheyenne Agency. This IS the day
the Sioux make their annual draw of
blankets and clothing. 1t will be a big
day with the reds
In reporting the yield of G. W.
Grass wheat crop some time ago we
made an error He had u acres of
Velvet Chatf wheat that yielded 406
bushels and 2 acres Of Scotch fife that
yielded n bushels.
Garfield Black, tle boy orator, will
give one OF his elecutionary entertain
ments at Blunt on Thursday evening
next, Dec. %. His recitatlons are
highly spoken of by the Des Moines,
Iowa, papers and the University pro-
fessors.
A. A. Faust sells sewing machines
cheaper than you can buy them else
where.
Misses Viola and Lille Ring, of
near Hoven, in Potter county, sisters
Of Mrs, Rev. Meachum, arrived here
Wednesday evening for the purpose of
spending the winter and attending the
Onida schools. Miss Viola will reside
with Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. LOOMS.
The South Dakota Equal Suffrag-
lists in session at Huron last week pas
sed resolutions favoring the election of
County School Superintendents in
June; opposing resubmission; favoring
the candidacy of Mrs Lease for United
States Senator from Kansas, and that
the marriageable age Of girls should be
fixed at s instead of Is as provided
by present statute. -------z
/-Within the-enst year aby1t 100
head of~cattle have Disappeared in
small lunches, in the vicinity of p ort
Sully, and the stockmeh in that vicigitv
are at last beginning to feel that for
bearance is no lshger virtue ;, They
will organize and when they/ind the
guilty partYhe may get the advantage
OF the "l3ws delays}>but hardly
>Rierre Tines: i
F. MHoward and wi +e were in
town trading Monday. Mr.. Howard
delivered us a number of bushels of po-
tatoes for home consumption. Oul
better-half pronounces them the largest
and finest quality she has had the
pleasure of Topping her lip over this
year, and she has eaten quite quaint,
ty and knows good ones.
Candidates for the post-offices, es
pecially of the 4th class, generally
want to know about what they are to
receive besides honor if they get the
"plum. AS matter of information tC
those wanting the Okobojo office Post
master Glessner, in the Times, says
"We wish to say that some months il
paws more than others. and then aOair