The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1890-10-11
HOME HAPPENINGS.

Sunday and Monday.
JEFF Sage and wife, of the west end
spent Monday in town.
E. B. Rowland, of Blaine, expect
ed to leave for Iowa this week
Il. L. Earnest of Goodwater town.
ship, was caller last Saturday.
The w. C. T. U. met with Mrs. T
Nj. Goddard Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Wallace Lilly is visiting hel
daughter, Mrs. |. w. Cole, in Blunt.
Henry Hoffman of Blunt was do.
ing business in the "Hnb," Monday.
Hooking Valley coal has taken a
jump up, and is now sold in Blunt for
$500.
Mrs. z. II. Allen left for an extend
ed visit to her former home at Normal,
ILL.,, Tuesday.
Try a can of that Standard baking
powder and get dish-pan or water
pail at French's.
Lawrence Matusch of Blaine, was
made happy October lst. by the arrival
of son at his house.
Miss Gussle Chandler read one of
DR.. Talmadge's able sermons at the
school building. Sunday morning.
School opened Monday last with
an enrolment of "a pupils, 22 in the
principals room and II in the primary
Say. friends, don't be backward
\ few dollars on subscription is what
we want and must have Immediately.
Jas. NJ. Garner. father of ". +.
and j. n, left for his home in illinois,
Monday, after visit here of several
weeks.
George Pierce has this week been
engaged in building a chimney and
otherwise repairing the primary school
building.
The 12-years- daughter Of NJ. ID.
Dare, the photographer. died in Blunt
yesterday, after an illness of several weeks
with fever.
-R. n. Arthur, G. w. Porter and A,
K. Fieldhouse of Grandview township,
were In town on final proof business,
Wednesday
Fred Epps, of Milford townsh, p,
made final proof upon his homestead
Wednesday. c. Hartman and M. l..
Hoisington were his witnesses.
The WATcHMAN's bid for furnish
ing supplies and stationery to the
county officers, being the lowest, was
accepted by the Board, Tuesday.
w. c. Kenyon of Lincoln town
ship, left this week for Illinois, where
he will visit friends before going to his
future home at Fort Worth, Texas.
JAS. Gray, of Hyde county, was In
town, Saturday, looking up stray horses,
which he found at the residence of
|. f. Earnest, in Goodwater township
&C. II. Warncke, of Goodwater
Democratic State Central Committee
man for Sully county, was in town
Saturday last in the interest of his
party.
The Board of County Commis-
sioners were IN session the first half OF
the week transacting the county busi-
ness accumulated during the last three
months.
B. j. Fillmore, Ii. Richardson and
Jesse 4. Smiley of Summit were in
town, Tuesday, and made us call.
MIR. Smiley was making proof on his
homestead.
j as. II. Ots was seriously hurt
Monday by falling timber, while re,
pairing A. McFall's barn in Clifton tp.,
but, we are glad to state, is up and
around again.
w. 7. Quigley and w. A. Buxton,
Democratic candidate for Congress and
State Superintendent of Schools, spoke
to small audience in the Onida House
Monday afternoon.
Frank Archer and family of Wat
erford left for Centerville, Turner Co,
Sunday last, where they expect to 10
cate and make their future home The
WATcHAAN regrets to see such enter
prislng people leave us, but wishes
| them DrOsDerity in their new home.