The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-07-30
Very hot the past few days.

Very hot the past few days.
Teachers Institute begins next
Monday.
Everybody and their friends wear
Harrison hats.
"A heavy hailstorm is reported
from Pennington township.
Ed Pierce made final proof on
his claim in Pierre last Saturday.
One Of Harl Porters ponies was
badly cut on wire fence q few days
ago.
The band boys now all wear Har-
rison hats and present fine appear
ance
"A hail storm is the only thing
that can knock US out of a crop this
year.
"A. A. Faust has received his first
consignment of harness. Call and see
them.
Mrs. Minnie Kirchgraber has pur-
chased fine new side-bar buggy of A.
A. Faust ,s,..s.5s.ss.
MIR. and Mrs. n. w. Porter spent
part of the week visiting friends in
Gettysburg.
Mrs. David Hall is enjoying a
visit from her sister, Mrs. Smith Of
Toledo, Ohio.
Mrs. w. H. Brown and children
of Pierre arrived Tuesday for visit to
relatives here.
M. B. Knight closed his school in
Fairbank township, last Friday and re-
turned to On!da.
Mike Ruddy formerly Of Hart
ford township, IS working on the For
est City railroad
&C. Grubb, a Sioux City tourist,
was in town selling goods to our mer-
chants, Tuesday.
Judge Goddard and family en-
joyed a visit from his sister, Mrs. S. G.
w. Stokes of Goodwater township, this
week,
On our inside pages will be found
full account of the Republican State
convention. Read the excellent plat
form.
The new township school board
held meeting at the Clerks office
Tuesday evening, and re-organized for
business.
DR.. H. G. Pease is painting his
residence. Others might follow suit
and not only beautify but improve
their property.
II. E. Weed and wife of Fairbank,
accompanied by Mrs. c. L. Mellette, Of
Ft. Pierre, were visiting friends here
few days ago.
w. N. Meloon has had fine cis-
tern made at his residence in town
this week. j l.. Fox did the walling
up and cementing.
&C. w. Everts, editor Of the Jour-
nal, has been in attendance at the an
nual meeting of the State Press AS
sociation this week.
! -Thos. Lytle and E. S. .Mosher of
Grandview. were callers Tuesday.
They came over to purchase binding
twine from NJ. L. French.
Mrs. Norman Lyons has re-let the
Onida and Milford mail contract to
John Falkenhagen, who assumed
charge Tuesday of this week.
A number of men and teams from
the Hills country passed through town
Tuesday en- route to Brown county,
where they will assist in harvest.
We understand that the band boys
and their girls will dine on home grown
raspberrles at the home of Hugh Por-
ter, in Garner township, this evening.
j. B. Roberts Of Potter postoffice
ON our north county line cut two
tons Of timothy off an acre Of land last
week. Everything grows in South
| Dakota.
The wheat crop in Brown and Day
counties is SO great that it is feared
much of it will be lost because of the
failure to secure sufficient help to har-
vest and thresh it,
Some fields of wheat in western
Sully promise yield Of 40 bushels per
acre. Stewart Mateer has field of 7 5
acres, which 7He Times says promises
a yield Of 40 bushels per acre.
douglas Archer, who has spent
several weeks in Milford township
visiting friends and taking care Of his
tree claim, departed for his home nea,
Centervllle, South Dakota, Tuesday.
II.---W. N. Meloon asks us to state that
those pelsyg..-..-:w who ordered Harrison
hats can now get them by calling on
him. He has the front room Of the
bank full Of them and wishes to make
room for the next installment.