The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-08-27

&C. D. Fanton supplied our people
with mutton Tuesday.
The rain Tuesday stopped the
harvest in this vicinity.
Old Settlers one week from next
Wednesday. All come.
Geo. Houck was over from Nor
folk on business, Tuesday.
.-Thos. Lytle of Grandyiew was in
town Wednesday evening.
Horse blankets, lap-robes and fly
nets ct Fausts harness store.
--Norval Blair Of Fairbank WIS do
ing business in town Thursday.
WIN. Magnus, the Pierre we'll
borer spent Thursday night in town.
Geo. Peck has returned to Norfolk
from Montana, to engage in threshlng
grain.
A. R. Thorp of Troy spent Thurs
day in town attending to some business
| matters.
Farmers are we'll along with their
harvest, and the thresher will soon be
at work.
Work has finally been commenced
on the Dry Run artesian we'll in
Hughes county.
Little Johnnie Adams has been
quite sick with inflammation of the
bowels this week.
Miss Matte Porter departed for a
short visit with friends in Gettysburg
yesterday afternoon.
WIN. Toomey's family arrived in
Blunt Wednesday evening, pleased to
get back to South Dakota.
John Holland of Bad river, well
known in Western Sully, was recently
married at Pierre to Miss Kate Harvey.
-Elbert Deffebach and Jerry Sch
lachter of Pierre arrived mere Thursday
with a herd Of 107 head Of horses for
sale.
Mrs. V. NJ. McFall Of Clifton
began term Of school in the Goddard
District, Goodwater Thursday OF this
week.
Senator Leppleman and family of
Gettysburg are living at his large ranch
on the river in western Sully during
the haylng season.
Quite a number of our people at.
tended the entertainment given by the
Tennessee Jubilee Singers in Blunt on
Wednesday evening.
john Holloway Of Rich Valley
township, is very much pleased over
the safe arrival Of son at his house
the first of the week.
John E. Lawrence Of Norton spent
Wednesday night in town. Mr.. l..
was laying in thresher repairs and Will
start his machine next week.
John Hall, of Monticello, Piatt
county, Illinois, arrived Wednesda y
for visit CT several weeks with his
brother, Hon. David Hall, Of Blaine
township.
Miss Elena Johnston departed
today for Pleasant township, where she
has been engaged to teach fall and
winter term of school IN the Seward
district, to begin next Monday.
Miss Martha Bunch Of Okobojo
has been employed to teach the Au,
gusta school, and Chas. l.. Glessner
the Benton school IN Lewellyn Park
township.
1.-THE Onlda people showed their
good will for Gettysburg by contribut-
ing a fine large cheese Of their own
make to the cyclone sufferers. y
Gettysburg Herald.
II. j. Yoder of Morton was call.
er while in town Tuesday. He re,
ports harvest nearly completed and
crops better than ever before, which is
the best kind Of news.
The State w. c. T. u. Convention
will be held at Brooklngs on Sept. 9th
to 18th. The ladies OF the Onlda I'm.
ion will meet with Mrs. n. W. Porter
on Thursday afternoon next, at 2
o'clock to select delegates.
Last summer | was attacted with
bad case Of fux, and after taking
four doses Of Beggs Diarrhea Balsam
was Immediately relieved and cured
have sold it for the past six months
and must say that it gives general sat
isfa ,tion.-J. w. Smith, M. D., Puxico
Mo. For sale by j. F. Cole, Onida.