The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1884-05-17
HOME HAPPENINGS.
truck flourisheth.

stock on the prairie.
Cans, the Blunt liveryman, made
US a short call Thursday.
w. L. Newman, of Pierre, was in
town on legal business Monday.
Miss Mary Rickcrt has been Wis
iting friends in Pierre this week.
Rev. A. G Law made final proof
on his claim north Of town, Monday.
A good business is still going on
in jumping claims and dickering in
accomplishments.
"A full line OF wood and chain
pumps can be found ut Warner Bros,
Pierre, and Blunt, Oak AZ
WIN. A. Walker, of the Fairbank
Towsite Co, was in town Thursday,
and made us short call.
Hawks do not seem to be as plen-
tiful, thus far, as they were last season,
and, those who are raising chickens
rejoice
Stock of all kinds is much lower
than it was six or eight weeks ago
There has been so much brought in
Tor sale that prices have fallen.
Quite an acreage of corn has al
ready been planted in this section, but
those who came in late will continue
to plant for couple of weeks yet.
GARDEN SEEDs-A full stock of
ID. NJ. Ferry & Cos. fresh garden seeds
have just been received and are now
on sale ut Henry Potter's Pioneer Store,
| Clifton.
For SALE.-Two young bulls, 7
blood Short Horns. Call ut my resi-
dencc on section 26. 114-79
52tf H. G. PEAsE.
H. NJ Mcdonald. of Pierre, Mrs.
NJ. l.. Higgins, of Chicago, were in town
Yesterday looking after some lots own
ed by Mrs. II.
Rev. H. A. Barden, three miles
south of Clifton. has commenced ship
ping his personal effects to Mandan,
his future home. They will go by
river from Fairbank.
A Mosquito, the cclebrased mu-
sician, has made his appearance quite
numerouslv the past few days. lie
sings for blood, and is bound To have
his bill liqud-ated
The family of our senior arrived,
Thursday, accompanied by that fine
bunch-grass sod baby 3A months old,
weight 90 lbs, and almost sits alone.
Dakota Is Il fine country.
Fl W. Heaton, Esq, n prominent
land attorney Of Huron, formerly of the
L. : Land Office ut Washington, and
|. +. Youngblood, one Of the Blunt
town site proprictors were in town, yes
terday, and went from here to Fairhank.
Dan Adams, about 5 miles south.
cas-, is rustler He has put in some
so acres of wheat % of oats, and sew
eral acres in other crops this spring. !
and done nearly all the work alonq
He will put some 20 acres IN flax
? C. l.. Eakin, the genial younE
sa sman of Smith & collars, implt-
ment dealers, Blunt, spent portdn
of Wednesday and Thursday in town
and vicinity, interviewing our agricut
urists While in town he made this
Office pleasant call. y
r. A. Tillinghast, of Nashua.
Iowa, administrators of the estate of
John Wesley Smith, deceased, of Wa
verify township, this county, was in
town this week settling up all claims
against the estate and making final
proof on fine claim belonging to the
heirs of the deceased.
For the benefit of toothache suffering
humanity we publish the following
from the London Electrician: With a
small piece of zinc and bit of silver
(any silver coin will do) the zinc placed
on one side of the afflicted gum and
the silver on the other, by bringing the
edges together the small current of
electricity generated, Immediately and
painlessly stops the toothache.
Parties who contemplate purchas-
ing anything in the Clothing line will
save money and get superior goods by
buying of }. ID. Hilger Il Co, Pierre.