The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1889-12-07
HOME HAPPENINGS.

In another column.
First winter month, and still the
hay harvest continues.
The Methodist quarterly meeting,
Sunday, was well attended.
The G.. A. r. will meet this after
noon to elect officers for 1890.
Great stuff. Omaha is to be con-
nected with Onida by rail No change
Of cars.
Buy n lb. can of Standard Baking
Powder and get one of those dish pans,
at Frenchs.
States Attorney Anderson arrived
home from the southern part of the
State, Tuesday.
commissions Lawrence and son,
William, of Cora township, were in on
business, Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Toomey is spending the
week i'm Huron, where she has taken
Albert for medical treatment.
A number of pensioners were in
Wednesday executing their little
vouchers for Uncle Sam to cash.
Henry W. Esrelbrugge, one of the
solid farmers of Pearl township, was
pleasant caller ut this office Saturday
last.
Mrs. n. w Porter expects to leave
for short visit to relatives at Reeds
burg and other points in Wisconsin,
on Monday next.
The tovnspeople took advantage
of the fine weather Sunday to take an
airing. All the available rigs in town
were brought out.
That's the best cigar at French's
that ever saw sold for a nickle," 30
SAID c. n. Hawley, and he has sold
cigars by the wholesale.
The Commissioners of Brand will
meet at Onida the first Monday in
January, 1890, and all parties wishing
their brands recorded are requested to
appear at that time.
The family of W. ID. Weed, ex-
ceptrng Marvin and Tommy, departed
for Oregon, their new home, via Get
tysburg, last Saturday. The boys will
remain until spring.
The young people gave Frank A.
Eyerts a surprise party ut his father $
residence, Wednesday evening. 1t was
Franks 9th birthday, and it is said
he enjoyed the games and sports like
little man.
Mrs. l.. Il. Looms and little son,
who spent nearly two months visiting
relatives in York State, returned home
Friday evening of last week, and now
our friend Lucian spends his evenings
at home.
j {. Thompson, one of the first
settlers in Clifton township, but for
some years resident of Potter county,
has returned to his first love and will
spend the winter with Coroner Ter
williger.
Miss Susie Porter departed for
Pierre, Monday, to remain during the
winter and engage in the dress making
business. Miss p is an experienced
dress maker and the Capital City ladies
will do well to patronize her.
-Ex Commissioners L. w. Eakin, of
this county, went to Washington with
the Dakota excursIonists TO witness the
organization of the Senate and swear
ing in of South Dakota's TIVE new Sen
ators-but got left. The train didn t
get there soon enough.
Samuel Russell, who has been n
resident of Clifton township some four
years, left for the West last Tuesday
He will visit Washington and Oregon
to look up location to engage in the
live stock business. HIS sister, Mrs.
Louisa Nj. Curtain will remain during
the winter with Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w.
Cronan.
Some thief or thieves entered w
X. Garner's granary, near the Gibson
well Sunday night and stole between &c
and 40 bushels of wheat A party re-
siding in the nelghborhood is suspect,
ed, and an arrest will be made and Q
preliminary examination had here to-
day. We will give the result next