The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1893-11-10

Zznd, expects TO remove 10 missouri.
DIR. Pease, Superintendent of the
County Board of Health, went over to
Pleasant township, Monday, and order
ed two horses afflicted with glanders
killed.
Rev. r. L. DeGolier and family
left yesterday for Warner, Brown coun-
ty, where he has been stationed for the
coming year. S. W. Gates accompani-
ed them to Gettysburg.
The ladies of the W. r. G.. met
with Mrs. Doner last Thursday TO sew
for the Soldiers Home, and with Mrs.
Kimmel on Wednesday afternoon of
this week for the same purpose.
"A large congregation greeted Rev.
M. Ash to hear his first sermon for
this conference year last Sunday. Mr..
Ash has hosts of friends in this county,
who are pleased to see him back.
A dime sociable will be given at
the Turley school house in Rich Valley
township, on Thursday evening, Nov.
10Th, for the benefit of Rev. Geo. w.
Cruger. All are requested to bring
baskets we'll filed.
Miss E. Anna Knight of Morris,
ILL.,, arrived here week ago and Is the
guest of Sheriff D. M. Smith and wife.
Miss knight has a fine tree claim in
Pearl township, upon which she made
final proof Wednesday.
Mrs. Lucy Bryson of Gettysburg,
State Inspector of the W. R. G. inspect
ed U. s. Grant Corps at Onida, last
Saturday. She expressed herself as
being much pleased with the prosper
Gus condition of this corps.
"A fine work horse belonging to
Treasurer Johnston died last week from
the effects of an overdose of wheat
eaten at the farm of Mrs. Chaddock,
near Okobojo. He also has two head
strayed or stolen from the Mateer herd.
John Livingstone, who has been
employed in the WATcHMAN Office dur
ing the past year and half, has been
compelled to quit work by a severe
attack of rheumatism. He has been
afflicted with the disease for more than
two years.
The Garner township school board
have purchased building of Judge
Houtz in Blunt and placed it on the
Weiman claim to be used as a school
house to accommodate the children in
the southern part Of the township,
most of whom are now attending the
Onida school.
-Robt. N. Porter and wife of Hart
ford township are rejoicing over the
arrival Of an 81 pound boy, who arrlv-
ed at their home on Friday evening,
November 3rd. Mother and son are
reported doing nicely and Bob. will
recover after submitting to the young
mans dictates for few years.
The following named teachers
were IN attendance at the regular ex-
animation held in Onida last Friday
and Saturday; Misses. Jennie Living
stone and Lois Spencer, and Messrs.
R. H. Porter, Calvin Barber, T. 3.
Weed, F. A. Duhaeld, @. s. Perry, Will
Van Camp and F. NJ. Morse.
j. W. lngle and brother, of Nor
ton township will give grand hop at
the J. A. Lang ranch in Harrison town.
ship, on Friday evening, Noy. 18th,
and extend an invitation to everybody
to come. Good music will be furnish
ed by H. E Townsend and VIM. Nc
Camley, and a good time is promised.
Prank White and MISS Lillian
Darland, both of the Moreau river
country, 100 miles northwest of Forest
City, were married by Rev. M. Ash at
his residence in Onida last Friday even.
ing. The bride is granddaughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Towle of Troy town
ship. Mr.. White is in the stock rails.
ing business.
--Irl R.. Hicks, the most renowned
of all weather prophets, says winter
will commence about the middle o.
November with storms, some of them
very severe. He adds this advice: "W'
candidly think that the man who be-
gins early and prepares we'll for dis