The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1890-12-13
nk. n. c. PEASE,
PHYSICIAN s. SURGEON,
ONIDA. s. u.
Offers his services to the people Of Onida and
vicinity Office In the Ira W. Cole residence.
HOME HAPPENINGS.

ousaneSs, lnurSuay
Bring your best girl to the Band
Dance next Friday evening.
The term Of school in the Starks
district has been extended two months.
Mrs. Richard Rowland Of Rich
Valley township, has been quite sick
the past week.
S. w. Thorp, one Of Troy townships
prosperous farmers, was caller at this
office Yesterday.
A st. Lawrence man started for
the Pacific coast with car loads oi
chickens, last week.
Chris. Hartman, of Milford town
ship, was pleasant caller at this office
Thursday afternoon.
II. +. Townsend, s. 8. Hoffman,
W. II. White and Gus Low were in
from Fairview Wednesday.
DR. II. G. Pease now owns a fine
driving mare, which he purchased of
Henry Probst this week.
"A. A. Faust returned from Pierre
Thursday, where he had been search
ing for fugitive from justice.
christmas in less than two weeks,
and no preparations mule for any "do
ings,' that We have heard of. Why?
Walter Price, who has visited in
Iowa for a month past, returned tn his
home in Milford township, last We'd
nesday
Miss Dcllc Finch has rented J. F.
Martins house, and with her sister,
Miss Mabel, will keep house therein
during school.
Jas. II. Miller, of Garner township,
who has been in Pierre since election,
returned home few days ago to re-
main until spring.
The young people met at the resi-
dence of Chas. j. Johnson, south of
town last night and enjoyed themselves
tripping the light fantastic.
j. S. Green and son, win, and j.
w Carpenter and son, Harry, were
over attending the G. a. Il AMI s. OF
V. election of officers last Saturday.
Miss Hannah Anderson came up
from Blunt Thursday and is stopping
with Mrs. ~ l.. French. We under
stand she is again afflicted with rheu-
inalism in her knee.
The Pierre .jemorrat of last week
SAYS Rev Manuel Ash OF Oalda. is the
first pension applicant under the act OF
June, 1890, having orders to appear
before the Pierre board of examiners
Judge j. f. Martin departed We'd.
nesday noon for Chicago, | l., where
he will remain few days before pro-
ceedng to his old home at Red. Hook,
n. Y, to spend the winter with rela-
tives
Rev. f. II. Grant, OF Huron, a
Presbyterian Sunday School Mission
ary, will preach in Onida tomorrow
morning, at the regular hour, filling
Rev. Il. Shultzs appointment. All are
invited to attend.
john A. Thrams, for seven years
a resident of Hartford township, load
ei his stock on car ut Pierre this
week and LEFT for Iowa, in which State
he expects To reside in the future.
Here's prosperity, John.
Quite crowd from this place at,
tended the night cap social at the resi-.
lence of BENZ. Nelson, of Pearl, We'd
nesday night and report an enjoyable
evening The object was to raise funds
for IA Christmas tree ut Lewiston and
about $40 was raised. - Times.
Mr. and Mrs J. f. Spaulding, OF
Summit township, had the sad misfor.
tune To tosc their little week old babe
Thursday morning from some unknown
cause 1t had been ailing some the
evening before, but the trouble was no,
considered serious. The sympathy OF
all IS extended.