The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1889-07-27
HOME HAPPENINGS.

j. L. Eichholtz of Blunt, was in
town, Tuesday.
-Highmore will soon begin sink
ing her arteslan well.
C. Il. DeLand and wife, of Pierre,
were IN town, Tuesday.
WIN. Toomey and son Albert
were Blunt visitors, Monday.
Geo. Gaspereich and Michael Far
ley made uip to Blunt, Thursday.
John Hall has been dong the
fine work in d. Q. Jordans office this
week.
C. X. Mallock has for sale the
Milwaukee harvcsters, mowers, extras
for same, hay rakes, binding twine, etc.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Owen and Miss
Azelia Owen, OF Carson, were in town,
Tuesday.
Mary Low of Fairview township,
is now neatly serving up the hash ut
the Lilly hotel.
Joseph Brockelhurst was up from
Pierre holding down his homestead
near town, this week.
This vicinity was visited by
rain, Wednesday night, that was GER
tainly a ''root-soaker."
Mrs. VIM. Toomey, accompanied
by sons John and Ed, were visiting
friends in Pierre, this week.
Mrs. Carrie II. Bussey furnished
excellent music for the Norfolk tenn
pcrance meeting, Sunday last.
CLERK of Court Eales and j. j.
Baily. of Gettysburg, were in town
Tuesday, on their way TO Pierre.
Ex- Receiver L. W. Miller and wife,
of Huron, were in town Thursday, on
their way to Cotp to visit their son.
Mrs. Wesley Karr, Sr., of Fair
view township, lett, Tuesday, for an
extended visit with relatives in Iowa
H. w. Buckles, of Fairview twp,
had the misfortune to lose a fine two
year old tilly by lightning, last week
-CharIcy Granger and Miss Nicely
mond, of Blunt, were each ut home on
their claims in this vicinity, Sunday
last.
We acknowledge the kindness Of
Delegate Hall IN furnishing us pro
ceedngs of the Constitutional Conyen-
ton.
Prank and Carrie Everts departed
Monday afternoon for Il two weeks
trip with the Dakota Press Associa-
ton.
Harvest is now fairly under way
in this county and another week will
see most of the grain in the shock and
stack.
Jacob Marso, of Elk township,
was in town Tuesday, making out fill
ing papers on tree claim in his neigh
borhood.
M. l.. French has completed his
survey of the Future Farbank' and
a plat is now In the hands of the NOV
ers of the scheme.
Tom Phillips has sold out his
market in Blunt and is now engaged
in buying up sheep andscattle for the
eastern markets.
S. A. Mosher, representing C. NJ.
Harrison, a prominent Huron attorney,
was in town Tuesday, on mortgage
foreclosure business.
The school superintendent of
Dakota will meet in convention nj
Mitchell, July 3lst Supt. Porter, of
this county, vii attend.
Special services will be held
throughout the country, tomorrow,
by the w. C. T. t., IN memory of the
lamented Mrs. Il, B. Hayes.
-Messrs. Bunch, Sweetland and
Andrews, of Okoboio, We're in town,
Sunday, on their way TO fill appoint.
ments at temperance meetings.
Mrs Geo. W. Case, with her little
son, of Watcrtown, Is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. Il. Pierce, and
other relatives in this township.
"Wednesday was "bummcrs' day
in town, and our merchants took ad-
vantage of their presen@2 to order sew
cral hundred dollars worth goods.
Miss Lois Spencer and Miss Lau-
ia Grass, accompanied by a couple of
their eastern Sully friends, put in Il
couple of days last week, ut the river
berrying.
C. J. Lillibridgc went to Pierre,
yesterday, for a visit with his son,
Hon. Frank Lillibridge, and family.
He was accompa5s1y by Mrs. c, w.
Holmes and } ghter
The n meetings Isl
Sunday, u 'nnot -.
water, "a
few of
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