The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1885-04-04
HOME HAPPENINGS.

A. j. Wasgatt holds mortgage
sale of stock and farm tools to-day.
The county commissioners will
convene in regular quarterly session on
Monday next.
The old Missouri is again open
and the joyous music of the steamboat
whistle Is once more heard.
The school in the j. W. Carpenter
neighborhood, began April lst, with
Mrs. w. w. Wooiiever, teacher.
School begins in the west district
of Hartford township, ll5-7S, on Mon
day next, with Miss frankie Winter, Of
Clifton, AS teacher.
Newcomers or old timers coming
back with wagon loads of earthly ef-
fects are now quite numerous, vending
their way to their Dakota homes.
Miss Minta Carpenter, daughter of
j. W. Carpenter, 3 miles northwest,
who has been spending the winter at
Brookings and Iroquois, returned home
last week.
The Dickover House, Blunt, will
hereafter keep all residents of Sully,
Potter and Walworth counties for 81
per day. The Dickover sets the best
table of any hotel in Blunt. 2t
The people of 1873 and the
southern part of this township will
meet at the school house in the
Warncke neighborhood, 1873, at IL
o'clock, tomorrow, for the purpose Of
organizing Sunday-school.
Bids will be received by the school
board of township ll474, this county,
until Friday, April 10th, for the cree
tion of three school hovses in said
township, according to plans and speci-
tications to be seen at the bank IN Har-
rold.
CHECKER & Mcclure, of Pierre and
Blunt, handle the most complete line
of Farm Machinery in this section,
among which is the Strobridge Broad
cast Seeder, Acme Harrow, Disk Pull
verizer. Moline and Monitor Breakers,
at prices that can't be beat.
The old CONTINENTAL INSURANCE
COMPANY of New York, with total as
sets of nearly Five Million Dollars, has
decided to accept Hail Insurance, the
coming season, in Dakota. Mr.. NJ. L.
Strong, of Huron, has been appointed
Special Agent for the hail department,
and applications for agency should be
addressed to him there.
| The Blunt Times of last week has
q startling item about man in 1875
having natural tannery on his place
Last winter this man lost calf and
this spring found its carcas In n mineral
slough hole, completely tanned, hide
flesh and ALL We opine that the Times
is " tunning from the fact of its 10.
eating the occurrence on sec. 81. Our
sections up in Sully only run to 36.
On Thursday evening the New
tonian Literary Society of Clifton voted
to adjourn for the present, SO many o.
the members not having time to devote
to it. The Society has. been pro
nounced success, both giving lnstruc
ton and providing entertainment fol
its members and visitors. twill agair
meet ut the call of the President. bu
probably not until early in the fall.
The highest cash price paid fol
Sully County Warrants at the Dakot'
Central Bank, East Pierre, ID. 7. ~
Farmers that are in need Of Seed
ers, Drills, Pulverizers, two horse ant
hand corn planters, Plows, Harrows
or in fact anything needed on the farm
should not fail TO call on Warner Bros
ut Pierre or Blunt 81
| Don't fail to see the Strobridg
Broadcast Seeder at Gleckler 4
McClure's, Pierre and Blunt. 40
We wish to warn all liverymen o
private individuals in want of Buggies
Spring, Delivery or Farm Wagons tina
they should not purchase before in
specting the full line of these goods ol
hand at Warner Bros. Pierre 81
!. Seven good mares and horses 70