The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-08-20

ness.
Miss Addie Jordan is this week
visiting her friend Miss Lottie Howard
in Milford township.
Rev. w. s. Carpenter Of East
Pierre, preached an interesting sermon
in Onida last Sunday.
Miss jessie Livingstone is visiting
her sister Mrs. Barney Schultz, IN Mil.
ford township, this week.
Miss Jennie Livingstone has been
engaged to teach seven months term
Of school in Lincoln township.
We had the hottest wind of the
season Tuesday. The thermometer
indicated 10 degrees IN the shade.
Prairie chickens and grouse are
now ripe, and some Of our nimrods
have already been out in search OF
them.
Frank Gunsalus of Buffalo town
ship, has received new j. 1. Case
separator with which to hull out the
golden grain.
The w. c. T. U. public meeting
will be held tomorrow evening. The
ladies would be pleased to see every
in attendance.
j. A. Webb, a clothing drummer
from Chicago, was in town Tuesday
selling M. l.. French large stock of
winter clothing.
A destructive prairie fire ragged in
the southwestern part of the county
near the Mateer horse ranch, last
Thursday evening.
The outlook for the farmers Is
very bright, in consequence of which
two Blunt dealers have each ordered
a car load Of wagons.
Rev. L. Bradford, M. E. Presiding
Elder, will hold quarterly Conference
in Onida, at 3 o'clock this afternoon
and preach this evening.
1T Is estimated that the South Da.
kota wheat crop this year will aggre-
gate 55,00O,0OO bushels, an increase of
20 per cent. over last year.
Stewart Mateer of Lewellyn Park
township, was pleasant visitor at our
sanctum last Monday. He was en-
route to Gettysburg on business.
&C. W. johnson, late of Milford
township, now in the hotel business at
Forest City, was in town Tuesday, &C.
companied by two travelling men.
Miss Lou Schlachter, daughter of
Thos. Schlachter of Pennington town
ship, was married at Gettysburg last
week to Thos. Higgins, conductor on
the G. & N. w. R. r.
John Cooper of Farmlngton town
ship, made final proof on his home
stead Monday. He was accompanied
by D. E. Killing and Albert Andrews
as witnesses.
Thousands Of acres of wheat is
dead ripe and headers are being run
night and day to save it. The price
charged by headers is $l.oO per acre
for cutting and stacking.
Sam Lilly, who has been in Pipe
stone county, Minnesota, returned
home the first of the week to remain,
we'll satisfied that Su'ly county is good
enough for him to live in.
w. B. Day will preach In Onlda
tomorrow Sunday morning, and at
the Green school house, Summit, and
at the Adams school house, Clifton, on
Sunday, the 28th, inst. at the usual
hours.
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.
Leo Schneider and family of New
York, arrived last Saturday, and will
make their home in Sully county. Mr..
Schreiber is a brother-in-law of Carl
Bubel of Milford townshlp.-Blu,es
Advocate.
The farmers report that wheat will
not yield as largely as was expected,
because of the late hot and dry wealth
er. The yield will be much better,
however, than previous years. Late