The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1890-12-06
HOME HAPPENINGS.
The holidays will soon be here.
The jack.rabbit harvest has begun
First sure enough winter month
C C.. Hill went to WatertOWn the

first Of the week.
WIN. Toomey has spent part oi
the week in Pierre.
Pierre expects to give another in.
augural ball this winter.
The 1891 almanac and calendar
have made their appearance.
Jas. B. McGinnis, of Warnecke,
was in town on business, Wednesday
Sidney Ragan Of Lake township,
will spend the winter at Slater, Iowa
Mrs II. W. Ruckles has been quite
sick this week with throat trouble
The dance at Clifton last Friday
night Is reported as having been a
success.
Miss Reno Livingstone re-opened
her school in the Pierce District last
Monday.
---VlNEG AR.--the best you ever
tasted genuine Raspberry. Try some
French keeps it.
Rev. Emanuel Ash will preach in
Orida tomorrow, Sunday AL are
invited to attend.
Miss Bessie Travis, Of Corp, spent
Sunday in town the guest of Register
and Mrs Porter.
Apples! Well yes! French has
enough nice ones to supply the county
Call and see them.
John Starks, son of \. NJ. Starks.
returned home yesterday, after an alb
sence of three wears.
A social dance will be given a,
the Court House, on Friday evening
Dec 10. Invitations next week
w. l.. Lee, formerly pastor of the
NJ L. Church at Onida, is now in the
restaurant business ut Watertown.
We are informed that the scarlet
fever has broken out in the family of
I. A. Dare, in Pennington township.
Parties wishing to make final proof
on their claims should call at this Office
to have their applications sent to the
Land Office.
Dan. NJ. Smith and r. McGannon
of Okobojo, came over in the snow.
storm, Thursday, to attend to some lie.
gal business.
-Thos. G. Orr, of Bangor, presiden,
ofthe South Dakota Republican League
passed through town en- route to Pierre
last Saturday.
DIR. A. G.. Collins, vetenary sur.
geon, from Pierre, who has been So
journing in town this week, left for
Gettysburg yesterday.
From newspaper reports it seems
that everyone expects the LaGrippe to
return this winser-and use up the few
ShoI eScnpcu laSt WiuIcI.
Fort Pierre citizens proved up on
the "mile square" upon which that city
Is located, last Saturday, and now hold
an undisputed title thereto.
The w. r. c., G.. A. r. and S. Of v.
organizations of Onida, will meet this
afternoon for the purpose of elccting
officers for the ensuing year.
A. j. Wasgatt has permanently
located at Grand Forks, IN North Da-
kOta. He has charge Of Walter A.
Wood Il Co.'S business in that State.
-TuIly M. Taylor, editor Of the
Forest City Press, was caller at this
Office while in town last Saturday He
was en- route to Blunt to visit-friends.
Geo. Schlosser, business manager
af the Aberdeen Daily Neps, was a
pleasant caller ut this office last Satur-
day. He was in town in the interest
of the Ne,os blank book and county
supply department.
The Blunt Adpocdte says Fred
Coddington, of Lincoln township, has
returned to Lincoln, Ill.,, to remain dur
ing the winter, but will he back in
season to put in a large acreage ol
wheat next spring.
Wayne, the little son of b. p
Hoover, of Fairbank, has been quite
sick with pneumonia the past week
DIR. Pease was called last Friday night
and now reports the little fellow as
improving.