The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-06-11

neSuay evening, June lotn, 10 ratlIy
the nomination of the NEXT PRESI-
DENT, made at Minneapolis by the
Republican convention.
Hons. Coe I. Crawford and L. r.
Gafy of Pierre, and other good speak
ers will be in attendance.
Come out, all parties, and ratify.
AT the time of going to press no
nomination for President had been
made by the Minneapolis Convention.
President Harrison was in the lead and
will probably be nominated. The
Blaine forces are working hard to de-
feat the President with Alger, McKln-
ley, Allison or any one that can do it.
Mckinley is Chairman of the Conven-
tion.
Presbyterian communion services
will be conducted in Onida by Rev.
VIM. Blackburn, next Sunday morn
ing at IL o'clock and preach in the
evening.
John Stone, the efficient Blunt
tonsorial artist, will be in Onida during
Court next week to do all kinds of work
in his line in the latest styles. His
shop will be at the hotel.
j. M. Lindley, of Harrison town
ship, returned from Pierre Wednesday,
accompanied by Mrs. Chas. E. Patter-
son and family, who will make their
home IN Harrison in the future.
Frank w. Howard and daughter,
Miss Lottie, passed through town,
Tuesday, en- route to Summittownship,
where Frank will assess the residents
and Miss Lottle will visit friends.
Go to Hofman's Store at Blunt
for any thing you may need in Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Tinware,
Boots and Shoes, Machine Oils, Paints,
in short anything and everything you
need.
The Pierre Times, by Steve A.
Travis, is the latest exchange to reach
our table. 1t is bright, newsy and
well patronized. The Times takes the
place Of the old Pierre Democrat, de-
tunct.
John A. Lowery Of Pennington
was down Saturday and made final
proof on his tree claim before the
Clerk Of Courts. Patrick Wall and
John Brisco accompanied him as wit
nesses.
w. B. Day will preach in Summit
Center and at the Adams school house
Clifton, next Sunday at the usua
hours. 1t has been arranged for hold
ing regular services at these points ir
the future.
Insure your crops with the Water
town Hail Indemnity Associat ion
and receive prompt adjustment an6
prompt payment, and at price Of IL
per cent. higher per bushel than any
other rates.
Circuit Court was convened on
Tuesday and adjourned by the Sheriff
until Tuesday next, the 14th, by order
of the Court. On Tuesday next the
regular term of Court will be convened
for business.
"A. A. Faust is agent for the Nc
Cormick Mowers and Binders and il
preparing to deal extensively in Agri.
cultural Implements Of all kinds, anG
Buggies and Wagons. Give HIM 8
call. Headquarters at the Red Barn
j. W. Glessner, postmaster a,
Okobojo, is now editor of the Times
Mr.. Glessner has filled the same posi-
ton in the past and will give the peo
pie of the west end a good local paper
The WATcMhAN again welcomes Nh
G. to Sully county journalism.
Mrs. X. M. Foot, residing neal
Harold, in Hughes county, and three
children, aged respectively, 13. 9 and ;
years, were drowned Sunday evening
while attempting to cross drawIfille,
with running water. Mrs. Foot hat
been visiting at a neighbors and becom
ing alarmed at the heavy rain starte'
FOR home. The buggy was upset in tn
stream by the swift cnrrent. Th
bodies have all been recovered.