The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-07-07
HOME HAPPENINGS.

| Ieteit SoI)iouS ialiiS.
| Steve Travis, editor of the Okobojo
Times, was caller Monday.
Mrs. L. II. Bruner visited with
Mrs. Potter in town, yesterday.
Mrs. Dr. Mann, of Okoboio, has
gone to Montana to visit her daughter
81 will buy IL pounds of Granu-
lated Sugar of l.. c. Weyand at Onida.
jeff Sage of Little Bend was n
visitor at the WATcHMAN Office yester-
day.
L. G. Weyand, at Onida, sells
Arbuckle's Coffee for % cents per
package.
Sheriff L. H. Bruner left Wednes-
day for Brookings county on business
connected with his office.
Read the call elsewhere IN to-days
paper for Democratic Mass Conven-
ton at Onida, Monday next.
DIR. j. NJ. Hockett of Iowa town.
ship, contemplates moving TO Pierre
soon and enter the practice of medicine.
Miss Cora Squirting closed
successful term of school in Iowa town
ship last week, and has returned to her
home in Pierre.
The Soldiers Reunion, Campfire
and the 4th of July celebration at
Pierre were largely attended and n
success in every particular.
MIR. DUNN, brother of Mrs. A.
Harpold, arrived this week from
Indiana and will conduct the farm of
A. Harpold during this season.
Miss Lessie and Eva Brownlee, of
Okobojo, returned last week from
Chicago, where they have been for
several months past attending school.
Johnnie, little son of Dan. Adams,
Esq, of this township, was bitten in
the face by vicious dog, while play
ing with it, at the celebration in Onida
on the 18th.
Always remember that j. Ii. Gro
pengieser, Probate Judge, can make
your final proof, or homestead, timber
culture and presumption filing, and give
him your work.
Robert Clark of Iowa township.
was called by telegraph to Boone,
Iowa, few days ago, to see his mother,
who was lying dangerously i'll. He
departed Monday.
Robert Naumann, of Hartford
township, left Monday for Minneapolis,
where he expects to secure employ
ment at his Observation-Disclosures
remain during the summer.
Good crops and good prices is
what will boom Dakota tins fall and
next spring. The first is now assured
and the tendency of eastern markets
is toward higher prices for this crop
than has been paid for a number of
years.
j. w. Mckinney has sold the
Clifton and Pierre stage line to j. II.
Garrette, of Grandvicw township, who
took charge last week Mr. Mex. has
many friends along the line who very
much regret that he has discontinued
his daily journey.
Henry Potter and son, Will, of
this place, and |. A. Fischer, of the
firm of Hubbard & Fischer, of Fair
bank, left here Thursday for Minnesota
with herd of Indian ponies, which
they will dispose of as they travel.
Mr.. Potter will remain in Minnesota
he ltdttlS III liiI
are advocating system of elevators,
from the wheatiields of Dakota to the
ocean-and across the same. An ele-
vator system of this kind is good
thing and ought to be cheerfully
countenanced-but when farmer is
asked to put up his own good money
for strangers to handle-he should
remember the story of the man who
was asked by a charming lady if he
would like to see his wife smoke
Said he: MADAM, those are vices We
admire in other mems wives" Let the
other fellow put up the money to
build the elevator-especlally if you
don't know-the other fellow. Ifthey
get up the elevators-you can put