The Sully County watchman., July 07, 1883, Image 4

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

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WALTER & GRPPENGEISER.
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ItlirrW. WUT C001TY, IfttOTA.
Huhtcrii'tion
$2.00
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per Am*mt.
At the election in the First. Ala
it tpaiuu congressional district la«t
"tuesday, Jiuncs F. Jones, democrat,
eleetd. In several counties the
republicans presented no tickets.
=g
Wisconsin in particular and nu
Aerouftother .States in genend have
}«gain been swept by riilli«- storms.
,Our mythical Dakota blizzard must
r\ iwive'-matei ialized and gone into that
country for
a summer vacation
The sporting editor of the Philn
flelphifc Chrtudcle-Herald informs
Bs thntJMr. TijMn's health has be
come so 'robust that whenever he
goe$ t* Cental Park a gang of po
licemen gurronml the obelisk tjQ keep
||iin from walking oft with if.
_*^.When Dakota knocks »t the door
^iiext voir sfie cannot be dismissed
itith n nod or a kick. She will have
#ie 'he enterprise, nud
tinmcrcc, and fairminded people
ill unitedly demand her rights,
even if she does not \te the le:uo-
Abtie ticket.- Inter Ocean.
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The militia of irginia preferred
attend the Inying of th»» corner
^one of a monument to Lee this simi
liter rather than the unveiling »r the
^•'•Tersonhm monument, so
th%
latter
postponed. They fought with
Xb'ii. Lee, but Jefferson djtsl before
tin* soldiers oTto-day wore l*om.
Hon. Wm. G. Thompson, mayor of
0'ttroit, in uii address of welcome to
Free Trade conference depicted
tlv chain around the progress of l)e
resulting Y
a i -b u w
*Hho noi^i.^TTectuftUy cutting ofT the
tHide that wyjujd naturally How to
rom tariff whieh
drawn a lim-button that city and
fhtV
with r• *t ri«• i ons rotno vetI.
,Wie New Mexico are so
liVerse to vrsecination that they
i to have no dry61 of smnll-pox, whieh
la never qut of that country. They
hinket no effort to ehe«di the ,«iineuH\
but on the contrnry the entire const it-
Jl
Mr. Dorsey is now iir°7 xieo
his ranclse for the purpose ~l.f"
and #teflecti(»n. A Kansas City
*|*tr|«*r made an utter failure in try
ing to^nterview him the other day
Tiie only ray of light serene omitted
ti-hOv|JFcatuc
xuitted was the re-
r.rkthift in about threo weeks be
would be in that city to look after a
'in suit, yid would then be in trim to
flVwrr questions. Until that time
4r
ijlust ail be patient.
£owt?lofs have lately (akeftdft np
fard tendency. Some of them are
fmost
out of *!ght, ()j9« man
jught re.i! rb*fnteonly it Tew weck
fthis
o for and refii-ed $l,:**) for
ve« k. Lots eauhi be
-^ught for #|S0 a week ago are now
sislling for SWJt. Something luw ev
idently struck 1£edftt Id. Men "who
,Whi!«1 n»l iliil not buy real esfciie early
now kicking themselves for not
N^uiiJg 80.- lb fllield St.n.
"7 Carrington N"ewa: Never was at
ISlosphere so cn'stftlfy clear never
1|ere skfe.«? more beautifully blue.
St^'ei* w»m ^heut more proiitabl*
Juroi^r-Iitg never was verdure mor©
#rSeously green never were men
more huppily hopeful never'.were
tppport u&it ie^» more genuinely golden
-iii'Ver was progress more positively
rwaucijt j|cver was future more
f^rtnnat« 1/ fair—(ban is true of ia
Chta—|uecn among thrt territories—
.dl tto s« !..• m?s tr».t»*". 'A
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A"Mar«Wl. "fesa., is excite,-{ nrrffy:•
fltiul^
rrt
a eljjjni bv a Mr. liruwn for
^^•veiityisix acres of situated in
the heartrfef fhe city. The property
itu ludi-.N s«.-v'QiiU buliinegs houses, and'
ftlle whoie Texas Pacitic Itailr^d
^ions. yard and depots. The whol^j ^tiince, th
%luonnt involved is M-orth over lsaU a
OiUlion of dollar^ His kdm has
*P"'e ohispect of being gained, as
ms mother ^!lled away the property
'alter his father's death, uuU he claim
the right of a i.iriei.
Ueadwood Tim s: D:
rot knock ftr rtditdssjlo.-s
!:Otv sli:.ejl.|
a whole-
won hi be suicide for the republican
juvrty D'. moeiatfe eonsplratorv i:r.-
yvi
onnplratorsf* mv a!u£ut hh»
future of the ivpaMic.iii j«nrt Wh:it
will bo tin* next democratic move if
we arc admitted as a whole? lemo
eratic Utah ami Montana come in as
states instantly with two representa
tives and four senators. Let us sttiy
out for year.-* rather than come in as
a mere adjunct to northern Dakota.
A New Orleqpg telegram ot tu- ltii
inst. nays:
The Times-Democrat will print to
morrow an interview with T. T. Al
lain, of Iberville, chairman of the re
publican executive committee of the
Third district, in which Allnin for"
slwdowes the detenninod purpose on
the part of the republeans of Louisi
ana to make a fusion with the d«*nr
oerats in similar to tin Mis-ippi
plan, that will give the republicans u
Tair representation in the eity% and
state governments, with II viow to
securing better educational facilities
fyr the colored people troughont the
state.
Farfftj'BepuMican: The w« ther
thus far tilts season has l»en "jtnt
he tiling tor wheat." There is prom
ise at the present of the largest yield
that we have ever had. Tin aere
atfe is much larger than it was lad
year, the yield per acre will be larger
and the price bettor. This is a pros
perous year for the Red river ^al
ley and for all North Dakota. The
grain ero|w*1il brin.r into t!fc«#eoun
try millions of dollars in cash whieh
will make things boom. Dakota i^
the land where labor meets with it*
just reward and when- well directed
effort is sure to bring rich returns.
Already are the business men Far
go, feeling the effects of the encour
aging crop prosper*.-- in incra&ed
trade and nctiviiy in business.
The Dakota boom hn.-
to death—petered out. it were.
Hundreds who left Iowa last spring
are returning and say the Hawkeye
state is good euou^U for then And
they arc sensible.— Atlauti I wu
Democrat.
If tliu Iemocrat knew personally
tlje many thousand pe»*]le who hav
located in Dakota from Iowa durii:g
tin- j»ast two years, lie could not name
ten who returned to that state to
stay. There are several bloats who
have taken flying trips to Dakota
expecting to buy out some sick dis
couraged settler for a mere pittance,
v/ho
family will visit a netah-
»r Ktricken with the odious dis
|uw*, even taking the children alonjr.
wonder travelers arc "skeerv"
jtifc^tMiviigh Musivaft vil-
got terribly left and they have
returned to Iowa uttering just mieh
Hentiinents tis the above poll pariot
••huttering of the Democrat .Miller
Press,
The republican party in
will uc»t be allowed to go uncared for'
because of any engagements whieh
its boss, K.\-Senator Kellogg, way
hapien t-o Uave witli Washbi^toti
courts of justice, ssvcailed. Tie'
against him is to be prosecuted by
I Miss, the costly attorney in the star
route eases, and therefore KellojfgV
prompt acquittal and return to lin*
anxious republicans of his state |uuy
be cjuuteii almost a matter of Cer
tainty.—Chicago Times.
The democrats threaten to Investi
gate next winter the manner of ihtj,
appointment, of Stanley Mathewa to
the supreme bench. This apimlnt
meht is said to have lfeea the result
of a bargain between Oarflehl and
Jay Oould by which the latter, to re
turn for the appointment of Mathews,
who lmd previously favored cer
tain railroad l"vi#lati.*tT in which
Gariicld wn.iinterested, was to I'ur
wirih a huge sum of money the
(ianiehl eampaign. If the demo
crats choose to go in this matter,
they can tn?d"e tlie session v»'t y i»'ter
estitig.-- Chh-aijo Tim. s.
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There was a considerable gathe^
ing of Wilii p.-oplc—ule'X woi^ell
and c-!iildteij T:wuer Hail Jiatin
ilay night ti witness the uj|Pns ut a
squad o." Santei* Sio'ux, wh\/ were
advertised to appear there 5n sever
al of their native dances. The troupe
ignoring aesthetic mrtious of flic day
regarding apparel, appeared in t*hu
customary garment of heij' iteoide,'
except that the traditional blanket
was tllsearded ov .this .festive occa
sion. As the: Indian sejiioiu wears
taueh of jmytMug ekeepting a blaAk*
Ct, tiie {ftfect can be imagined, liut
the law of cotMuvii-Nitioa was, on
this occasion rigidly observed- in the i
a k e u o i n- i u n i u o o s o n s o
th plains. Where one ffunnent was
lacking the Indian wore'' sotfiething I
to atone for the detieienoy. For in
noble savage who a
the fetagc without any
pants, invariably wo.e a shirt, and
tiuise who iuvl no shirts wet o boun
tifully supt»Ul with clothing for
their extremities. Wo noticed one
rollicking demon (whoso tailor w3
forgotten to send homo hfs uiim m
tlonab!»'s» who h-el ing-iifo»i-!v ev
eiyd his nukednc l»y fc.,t.
sti^/»}fof --nMlssh a
rfcfheuiiug with renegade r-'pid^cans d«vs wasn't more g:attu.-d
t#admit the entire territor
#tatc, and then further fwe'-ssuin
|»ower in this guat empire of tu,
itorthwest wottid U' .shut off forever
^the republican party, lli^scdieuie
so'li ajisnarent kat i ijo -e wIvj ruu
iut' re id it. The addmi.wdon as a
whole onsp racy is the nio.st lufd.l
UOitSr *n}iero.i., and dur ^«-ronf
tfOttbifirftity
tJO,1' [III
f.u40K'd
two
ItpO!
I .u*eebv ...idftlic
:iuv i ie.u.!.
'ilmy
iU this blithes*me
L'ppcd about the stag
his pcudnux robe/t. 'i. o'.'.j
w»4s on insidring one. Tin I'1
painted ami feathered, danced a lui',
monotonous mciisure for ah hour or
ti
in
Anvioiis \e-.v'p tiiei s ia the ila^f.
Aa tho Dakota fever spreads and
the more contageous it grows, the
un»ro irltatetl und bilious eastern
newspaper men become. So great
has hern the emigration to this
country from the eastern states for
the past two years, that the journal
ists are becoming alarmed lest the 3fs
state* of tho Union niav. become de
populated and emigrate 'to Dakota
We have passed over the time when
n« "vsi»ftper articles v?Hl so lnHuer re
the indiistiions Mid ambitious hus
bandry in the east as mntejrially
effect the flow of emigration, t« this
new nnd prosperloiw country. The
rush of land seekers has somewhat
abated for the present which fact is
owing to the scarcity of the govern
mem land, subject to entry. As soon
o»s the Sioax reservation is thrown
open for settlement, that cln*s of
settlers will again come Dakota
ward nnd so it will continue until
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boomed
am's fertih* fnrms in this
territory are all settled upon^'eml
being wot'keit bf nhd tlitlustrl^^
and patlioiiircldldr-n. Ho we any to
eastern newsp.-iper men do not grtwl
aiitl fret initial:umv .- fie:ion tind
i^e .uanufaeturiuK likduo
It ii's^tf :W-e.T«r: will continue to op
VrnU^ufN-v• ^he government hinds of
th'j -n^at bin pi cc \ve till been den
"il 4»ive bei-eme 'ififf 'h
my pro~ »eroui? people. Tlm^J"
^vhjint viil iind purel:::s-
V the newspapermen
will liftVi• subr-oi-Jbers ior their papers,
the eastern farHier \m4!1 raise Jiisl as
much corn to the will Und
as many wilJirg hands to
pick it at hflrvcst now Tnis
emmigratinn i- buiihenifativil/a'owth
and developm nt of ivi!} itkm nnd
there i* not'dng rainei oppr4ln^'
it, This is a ri ?h av etivh
country, hind is eheap an»i the eil
nrnte is healthy and iho »»en]de are
prospering. The hundreds of thous
ands already Peftlcd here send back
to
their friendsf r.ud rcUitivc# the
a i i n s o i e w e n u s a n
prosperity. The]*t«'yR df t.-rri
torv is active a
ad widc-u-ttukuW fe
fute all your argument.-- and prove
groundless all your tbjvetion ', Yoti
are growing grtiy headed nnd tooth
less fretting over what, is iMviug to
be a 1 ist ei-.iiie. Water will seMc. lt
level and tho labon 1 whow energies
havu been ut e discount In the over
populated .-tatcu these many years
In the east wijfscvU that htbor which
offer ho y:rNiteft e(m:penwton •ami
pr uitums for hi»til'ort«. The ^lnwi
of people that oitr eriMtorn jon^uU-
LMiisia:iu ists have been trying to discourage,
aro fast learning that a home ia D,i
kota with acres of Ibmi fertile '.soil
us t^e sun erer »howu on,
ture Welfare
-TBUmTOUiAL ITIv¥.
I
aud then the curtain fcl! I
tjicMcine. It wa a tlnanel i*
1
aiCU .t-. ^Viir,
Ht. iitiwronec pont^lwv OtuL i
mttdc a money onler ofiiee.
Hteele county haS been ^gthilacd
aoI Hope ni.tile count v seat#
Tiie C.iMltal saylr as Tmnvy as Jive
new.buildings are eomideted evejt*y
«l»y j^vJ.nmc^tojvrii and
gun.
f'
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%is
nil in­
ducement he eaiitlot ulfor t^» dls
t^garl, I' he would b» fj ir and
i t- n e a n v i e
i o
i e- u
#of
his family^ Each
year iUlds to the success of furtnktf
ihi new eout try. Wo are gtHifff-K
t||» ver^bctit facilities lor wor^in
llVf} .•'oilfllid the ijitU'ease per iu-ve
e.-:ei*i|fear :p"«ks vtdtMues for* this
H-'- iii -ry in mixed farmiugnand sto.-k
ii:?, notwit!ishun.iin Un* east
^oair'iry.-
is pres. mav a\
M». V^t-oon Odette.
tho
aa muvy
The i:f w«s|iajiers ^tJoiuniUhi,
eo^JV, :0 !i .'a ed ill" ft
lUarruI, which wiT e?r: .i .:• n.,t
their town any good.
I*0%t«4* county i tth tl
piincip.'.lly by v the.1
war, and Appc%iht'
-X,
and Garllcid will
Cwttylb
vttftk utrlVo
useendency. t.«:
A territor 1 .. ^fqj
purptme of c: -.u i-ioBibitn.,.,
home prou-ction puny thro a out!
the territory of Dakota." i* c.dLd to
meet at Hurou, J«ly ]». !.
Cur»t. John4}. Oreei v _i
throu rhon^#iio «»ithern fiilJs, %i i
ie!fi»b*ut if l)iidwo0.*? far rim
four years was pitched fror^ his
wagon and killed by strikiuu a hrgv1
ij(". ^'onWjrr^t I'cniiiiigton tno dny:
Ottrlm^uiMw men say ilia- v..
day WAS tile be,i eolhelloii o»y ii||
tae hist or .' of Yankton. All in-vouBtVi
were e^cha.i^ed for e.v«h and tl^-re
waspicnt left for future contiog
iel. There tin itiei il health
omlite i'ropewv,
j:.' in i witikiu:
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The Catiiolles of Castlewbod, Uaiv?^
JX'OllX.lO oOJTS
lln county, have c«ntmetevl fo|- the
building of u «Auruh to coat ^l.oeo.
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The Siii^fciniindentmt the Caledo
niitmifie reports for week in
Jutse im ions of ore, i^iued ynd
miilech
Tiiv Frc»ldasor tft? Lawrence,
Hand eounry, nre ffilly ^rganfiwl i^V
r- a u i i n s i i i u
•Littvreiiee lodge."
The numerical 'Stigth the
Seventh ouvalry i-'out luis
been^ei lously weakened recently l»y
wholescle desertions.
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CGa oQi* of the county
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x^d Clifton cfers
bianclj.t^ of l.iisii
ae o v
Nixon, Pierre, D.
rtheast
Where eaa be obtaiiied
ri'
iges leave Pierre and Elimt for Clif-
beau -eveTv
•*-v dl: etc
tovm-sic-6 is located -with Bo
rip ana the title i& perfect. Deeds are
«k
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ra,,
otlier day.
liai^3 completed arr^igements
an artesia'a well on the town-
r&pidly
w. a
information appl^f to Spencer
oi* -PieiTe, K. O'Bwyer & Oo., Blunt,
aim Shea or M. L. Strong', Owatomia, Ml
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Cashier First Nat'l Bank, Fisrre.
The
settled
good opening for all
up
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