The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-10-15
SOUTH DAKOTA NEWS.
IiurOn has & tow mill

Huron has q tow mill.
II. r. Walker has been APPOINTED
postmaster at NOntrOsc.
Worthwhile is to have a ncwSua7,c:.
the plant being now on the ground.
Mitchcll'S corn palace is a granC
success and attracting large crowds OF
people.
DR.. D. F. Royer has been appointed
pension examining surgeon at
Alpena.
ROwena and South Sioux Falls are
having Il hard time with the
diphtheria.
John NJ. Trutzman Of Plankinton
has been granted 4 patent for trou-
scrs shield.
1t cost Sioux Falls about 5000 to
entertain its city fathers guest during
fair time.
The Fairfax Review is the name Of
a new paper recently launched III
Gregory county.
The many county fairs arc now
being held and they have all been
very successful.
The national banks Of Aberdeen
won their tax cases brought against
Brown county.
The Congregational ministers and
church association is in session at
Howard this week.
Uamlin Garland, quite 4 celebrated
author, is making political speech
making trip throughout the state.
\ 1000 acre farm near Rondel!,
Brown county. sold for $21 900 last
week to a Dcs M0ines. Iowa, party.
An effort is being made by num-
Der Of Pierre business men to secure
the location Of a WOODEN mill at that
place.
Arthur Maxwell, Of the Dell
Rapids Tribune and Miss Mabel
WertZ Of WOOnsOCket were bound by
silken ties last Saturday.
Charles Winchester, the proprietor
Of the Madison House at fanktOn
was killed Monday evening by the
! explosion Of can Of gasoline.
Samuel Burleigh Milton, Of the
| Redticld JOurnal-ObScrver was mar
ricd to Miss Ircnagrcda Eldridgc. Of
Toledo, Iowa, on Tuesday last.
J. G. Kelly, lab0rer Of Clint on.
Iowa, was found dead in his bed at a
| hotel at GTOtOn Sunday. Death is
supposed to be from natural causes.
II. A. Pierce is fattening 600 sheep
| for the Chicago mutton market on
| the Vance farm, 4 mile south Of
Wentworth. He will ship them this
fall.
The three men supposed to be
guilty Of circulating counterfeit
money at Huron have been dis
charged from custody owing TO Il
lack of evidence.
The Lead City Tribune locked out
| its union printers last Saturday
owing to a dispute about wages. The
publication Of the paper was neccs-
slriIy suspended.
Charles n. Fink, Of Wolsey, has
been appointed a T3a5dilway postal
clerk at q salary Of $500. His route
Tracy and Pierre.
BrittOn presents something new in
the trust line. Twelve threshing
machine bosses have entered into Il
combination and advanced the price
Of threshing one cent per bushel.
Frank Leonard, the young man who
in July was repairing a fire alarm at
himself fatally, has brought suit
! bn f.it .ili o. 900 Io,
ages.
Harry Trent was acquitted at
DeadwoOd, Tuesday, Of the murder
Of Albert Meyers. The jury was out
four hours. Trent killed Myers last
spring in Self-detense during Il
quarrel overa wood road.
James Wright, a farmer living
barn and its contents and lot Of
grain and hay by fire last Saturday
night. Loss about $1,000. No
| insurance.
Nels Peterson. OF ldylwilde, town
ship west of Hurley, committed sui
eide Sunday by the razor route. He
had lately gotten a married women of
Omaha into trouble and slipped to
this country to avoid the husbands
wrath.
Charles Latzig, who has been suffer.
ing with typhoid fever at the county
hospital in Aberdeen for several
weeks is dead. No trace Of the dead
mans former home could be found
He was buried at the expense Of the
county.
]. c. Roberts carried a torch in the
Harrison and Reid procession at
Madison one night last week. lie
also took a prominent part in the
campaign OF "Tippecanoe and Tyler
too" down in New York tifty-twC
years ago.
Three men, supposed to belong to ;
gang of counterfeiters, are in jail al
Huron. One was arrested while
trying to pass counterfeit money anC
there is no lack of evidence against
the other two. They refuse to give
names or talk Of themselves or thcil
homes.
Samuel Grant VS.. Alice c. Grant i.
the title of a divorce case now on ir