The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1884-05-31
HOME HAPPENINGS.

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Assessor Butts is about the most
inquisitive man we have met lately.
-Chas. II. Slaughter, of the David
son Republican, stopped in Clifton
Monday night.
w. 4. J. Seals and VIM. Garrison.
of Pierre, who have claims north of
town, were up Monday and Tuesday.
See J. d. Hilger & Co, Pierre, be-
fore buying anything in the line of
Gents Furnishing Goods. 3
The people up on the Sully and
Potter line along ranges II and IS are
moving for the establishment of a post
office.
-Wm. J. Schuster and A. 4. Evans,
of Chinoa, Ill.,, were in town the first
of the week looking for u business To-
cation.
The post well at TT. Sully vii! be
put down 1000 feet if satisfactory
water supply is not struck sooner. 1t
is now down 500 feet.
B. p. Hoover IS fencing in so
acres of his farm adjoining town, and
we suppose will be fixed to pasture
stock until he accumulates herd of
his own.
1t is talked at Pierre that the
boarding car of the Chicago & North
western r. II. has been ordered there
and that 80 miles of road will be built
west of the Missouri at once.
A destitute old lady passed through
Ft. Sully, recently, on the way to join
her husband in Montana, and took up
generous donation among the big
hearted soldier boys to help her on her
way.
The family of VIM. Wooliver, who
has fine claim eight miles north, ar
rived at Clifton from Michigan, Tues
day night, consisting Of wife and five
children. Mr.. Wooliver comes with
team, cows, mower, &c, and means
business.
Mrs. Peter Reuther, of 1863.
who has been very low with infiamma-
ton of the liver, is rapidly improving.
She was attended by DR.. Vesev, of
Clifton, who pulled her through in good
shape. The doctor is meeting with ex-
cellent success with all his cases thus
far, and evidently understands his
business.
Buy the celebrated Studebaker
Wagon and everything on wheels at
Warner Bros, Pierre, and Blunt, Oak
The world removed Cassidy Sulky
Plow, the only successful sulky plow
made, for sale by Warner Bros, Pierre,
and Blunt, Oak. AZ
A rumor is current in Chicago that
the Chicago & Northwestern railway
company has let the contract for the
extension of their Rcdtield line to the
Missouri river. This may spur the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul to
prompt action in extending their line
from Ipswich to LeBeau.-LeBeau
Leader
C. NJ. Henry, brother of Prot. i.
Henry, of 1879, who has been in our
midst for some little time, is so we'll
pleased with the country that he has
located with us, and, on Thursday, left
for his old home at West Williamslield,
Ohio, to close out his business there,
when he will return to take up per
raanent home here.
i. X. Clark, from Flora, ILL.,, who
was i'm Clifton the first of the week
looking business opening, was so well
pleased with the outlook that he at
once entered into a contract for the
rental of the fine store room below the
Odd Fellows Hall, and will at once put
in large stock of general merchandise,
consisting of dry goods, groceries, pro-
visions, hardware, &c. Mrs Clark and
their three children came in on the
stage, Thursday, and are stopping at
the Clifton House, while Mr.. Clark is
at Pierre looking after the arrival of
his goods which are expected in Clifton
the first of the week, and will be on
sale as soon rs the shelving and coun-
ters in the store can be made. Mr.