The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1884-03-15
HOME HAPPENINGS.

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Buy your lumber of Laird, Norton
Co, Blunt. 43tf
L. w. Necdham, of Fairbank, paid
us short call Monday.
Louis .. Jahns proved up on his
claim in 1863 Thursda~.
w c. Walter, our senior, is ex-
pected home from Michigan next week
II. f. Kimmel, of 1873, talks of
going into the stock raising business.
The little son of NJ. NJ. Kenny has
Eecn quite ill with scarlet fever this
week.
A full line Of wood and chain
pumps can be found at Warner Bros,
Pierre, Oak. Al
Hardwood for drags, pine for
houses and stables at Laird Norton
Co.'S, Blunt
S. w. Thorp, of l16-79, has been
in Clifton again this week, visiting
with the boys.
Mrs. Frank Petersen presented
her husband with fine baby girl on
Thursday of last week.
Elmer +. Fuller, Chas. II. Slaugh-
ter and w. b. Laird of Pierre, spent
Monday and Tuesday in town.
&C. w. Fisher has been busily en-
gagged this week framing and building
a residence on his claim in 1l6-7S.
Buy the celebrated Studebaker
Wagon and everything on wheels at
Warner Bros, Pierre, Oak. AZ
Henry Potter has sold his fine OK
team to G. w. Fisher, late of James
vile, Wis, the consideration being $lS5.
WE HAVE ONE MORE HOUSE
AND LOT FOR SALE.
As Ross & McFALL.
The world removed Casady Sulky
Plow, the only successful sulky pillow
made, for sale by Warner Bros, Pierre,
Oak. AZ
Henry +. Pendleton, of 1850,
who has been sbending the winter with
friends in Pennsylvania, has returned
TO his farm.
The organ of the non-residents is
becoming alarmed for the safety of its
hackers and now begs that the Onida
Journal, which has SO far remained
conservative upon the questions now
at issue in this county, come to its as
sistance.
A man was found dead near
Waterford, this county, Monday last,
supposed to have been frozen to DEATH
HIS face was SO badly mutilated, hav-
ing been partly eaten by wolves or
coyotes, that he was unrecognizable.
The remains were taken to Blunt,
Tuesday.
Judge Swcny continues to adver-
tise in two of the county papers that
he will take testimony in pre-emption
and homestead final proof cases at
Carson, Okobojo and Onida, notwith-
standing the ruling of the u. s. Land
Commissioner, and that he has receiv-
ed instructions to take them at no
place but where his court is holden.
When in town Saturday last Mr.
Millett seemed very anxious that meet
ing of the appointing board should be
held, stating, in the presence of wit
nesses, that he would attend meeting
of the board TO fill the existing vacancy
in the county board. This shows that
he is becoming anxious to place him
self in different light before the peo-
pie.
Elsewhere in to-days paper will
be found the adj of ii. & j. ID. Curran,
Wisconsin River Lumber Yard, Hall
Bros, statesmen, Blunt This is one
of the best yards in southern Dakota
It's proprietors are continually adding
buildings for the convenience of the
settlers visiting Blunt. having erected
free stable they are now putting up
large building to be used for storing
emigrant goods. Read their AL. and
give them call when in Blunt.
The Herald stated III its last issue,
in its editorial of reasoning with eastern
Sully, that Mr.. Young qualified on the
back Of his notice disappointment. Mr..
Young did no such thing, neither in
Montana or Chicago, and we know
whereof we speak, having examined
both of that gentleman's alleged quail
hcations, and in neither instance did he
qualify as alleged by the Herald and
in accordance with the Code Think
this matter over and investigate, you of
eastern Sully, before relying upon the
statements Of such an irresponsible
sheet as the Herald, owned and con-
trolled by parties whose interests are
| i'm Pierre. not Suliy county.