The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1889-12-21
HOME HAPPENINGS.
"A Merry Christmas!
Snow storm Thursday.

in Pierre.
Singing school closed last Satur-
day evening.
Ole Hanson of Fairbank township,
was in town Thursday.
"A "wolf hunt was indulged in
Monday, by the residents of Eastern
Sully.
-Onida now has three grocery
stores all in good frst-class running
order.
Buy lb can of Standard Baking
Powder aud get one of those dish pans,
at French's.
Rev. Gray preached gooi ser
mon at the school house last Sunday
to fair sized audience.
will G. Ross of Clifton, is now
working for Fred Caring at his ranch
this side of FIT. Bennett.
Mrs. AL. Tilton and son, Frank,
were up from Blunt, Monday and
Tuesday, visiting friends.
&C. w. Patterson, of Ashton, Ia,
was in town this week looking after
his sheep interests in this county.
Mrs. w. d. Weed and children
arrived safely at their new home in
Oregon. No frost there yet this winter.
1t is said that Summit township
will be the scene of another happy
event sometime during the holidays.
Owen Il. Wheelock departed for
Beresford, 5. d., Wednesday, where he
will spend the rem ainder of the winter
with relatives.
H. f. Kimmel and wife, Fay Finch
and wife, G.. w. Holmes and Frank A.
Everts attended the Doner-Hunt we'd
ding, Tuesday.
IT. S. Graham, father of Mrs. II.
Il. Kimmel of this place, arrived here
from Marysville, Kansas, Saturday,
to spend the winter.
That's the best cigar at French's
that | ever saw sold for a nickle, 80
SAID G.. n. Hawley, and he has sold
cigars by the wholesale.
--lrv. Sargent and Bert Lilly made
flying trip to Harold, Thursday,
where they purchased two horns and a
snare drum for the Onida band.
&C. W. Everts, Esq, left for Madi-
son, S d., Wednesday morning to at
tend a meeting OF the Trustees of the
State Normal, of which body he is Il
member.
Suit has been commenced by An
drews d Co, dealers in school furnish
ings, against Norfolk school township,
to recover a sum claimed 10 be due for
supplies furnished.
b. A. Tozier, of Blunt, has been
In town this week putting up the new
wind mill and tower. We now have an
entirely different outfit than ever here
tofore and it is hoped that it will stand
longer.
David L. Killing, of Pennington
township, was in town this
week talking up mail route between
Onida and Forest City. 1t would un-
doubtedly be good thing for the
people between the two places.
WIN. Lang and wife, of Rich Val
ley township, departed, this week, for
Strawberry Point, Clayton county,
Iowa, where VIII expects to embark,
with his brother, Ed, in the business
of buying and shipping stock.
Major j. A Pickler, one of South
Dakotas representatives, is loser by
Cashier Silcotts deialcatlon of 1900
good, round, hard iron dollars, and
now the Major has less confluence
than ever in the Democratic party.
Miss Mary Low, of Fairview twp.
who for some months past has been
the very able and efficient first assis-
tant ut the hotel de Onida, departed
for her home last Sunday to remain
during the winter and attend school.
Mrs. VIM Toomey and son, Al
bert, returned from Huron last Satur-
day evening where they had been for
two weeks past for the purpose of get
ting electrical treatment for Albert's
crippled limb. He was much bene-
] 70.