The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1893-09-01
Miss Jennie Livingstone will be-
gin fall term of school in the Lytle
district, Grandview, next Monday.

gin fall term of school in the Lytl'
district, Grandview, next Monday.
Mortimer Butler and Dan Adams
have each invested in new j. I. Case
thresher outfit, bought Of A. A. Faust
w. w. and A. E. Botsford OF Cliff
ton, were in town on legal business
Tuesday. They report everything
flourishing in their locality.
-Thos. Lytle and family Of Grand
view township expect to leave for the
Worlds FAIR soon. While absent
they will visit relatives in Iowa.
Jas. W. Ingle of Morton was do
ing business in town Tuesday. He
has begun work with his threshlng ma
chine hulling out the golden grain.
j. R. Larue of Green, Iowa, was
here looking after his real estate inter-
ests last Friday. He is executor of
an estate owning lands in Iowa town
ship.
-Plumming parties are now the Or
der of the day. The plam crop is said
to be good in the Big Bend south of
Blunt, but rather slim in Western
Sully.
&C. L. McGinnis and Will Perry of
Iowa township passed through Onida
Monday morning with herd of cattle
they had traded horses for in Edmunds
county.
1T will pay anyone in need of a
wagon to call on Schouweiler Bros.
Blunt. They are closing out their en-
tire line of buggles and wagons regard
less of cost.
John B. Cotton left Monday
morning for an extended visit to his
old home in Michigan and to spend a
few days at the Worlds Fair and with
his Chicago friends.
Geo. A. Tagg, formerly of Garner
township, but now of Waco, Nebraska,
arrived Wednesday morning to look
after some business matters and make
his friends here q visit.
Parents should remember that the
primary department of the village
schools will open next Monday, Sept.
4th, and have the children in readiness
to attend on the first day.
Rev. Rayson will preach his fare.
we'll sermon in Onida next Sunday
morning, and one week from next Mon.
day he will depart for Chicago to re.
enter the Theological Seminary there
The Board of County Commis.
sioners will meet next Monday to
make the annual tax levy and attend
to other county business, it being an
adjourned meeting from the July ses.
sion.
Bert Haskin, son of F. Haskin, 8
former resident of Clifton township
now of East Pierre, has recently grad
uated from Chicago business college
and is now fall-aedged type writer
and stenographer.
"A band of $50 Indians camped ir
Onida on Friday last They were en-
route from Standing Rock and Chey'
enne Agencies to the Santee Agency
in Nebraska to attend Episcopal SER
vices, and make the Indians Of tina,
Agency visit.
The township School Board held
a meeting Tuesday evening at which
a resolution was passed directing that
| the school house in District No. 2, or
Fay Finch's farm be removed to the
village to be used for the primary de-
partment Of the public schools.
Hon. Frank Lillibrldge, Agent at
Forest City Indian Agency, accom-
panied by Mrs. Lillibridge and Lu
spent the latter part of last week in
Onida visiting their old time friends
The Major is an ideal agent, command.
ing the respect Of all Indians under his
charge, and as clvilizer is accomplish
ing good among the red men.
While coming from his farm
miles west of town Wednesday with a
load of hay Ex-Supt. J. M. Porter
stopped at VIM. Bohon's to get a
drink Of water, leaving his team stand
ing in the road. The team soon start.
ed on with the load and in attempting
to grasp the lines he was thrown and
two wheels of the wagon passed ovel