The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1890-04-19
OFFICIAL PAPER OF SULLY COUNTY.
HOME HAPPENINGS.

Rain is needed.
-Thos Mulhgan is in Pierre.
The Campfire one week from to
day.
Mrs. C. w. Holmes ig quite i'll
with lung fever.
Frank Duilield is rapidly recov-
cring from his severe illness.
You can now Get your blacksmith
ing done IN Oni3a.
Lawn tents is now n fayorite pas
time with the young folks.
Merritt b. Knight left for Pierre,
Yesterday to seek employment.
-Ifyou want a spring suit of clothes
made to order, call on NJ. l.. French.
DIR. l.. J. Loughlen, of Blunt, was
in town on professional business, Mon
day.
Our superior facilities is bringing
us job printing from all parts of the
county.
r. $. McKeever, of Eureka, was IN
town Thursday night, en- route home
from Pierre.
k NJ Byrum was over from Chas.
McIIarfe's ranch to bid on school
section Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mel. f. Jordan are
now mt home on the Turley farm in
pi.h NaIey town shin
d. c. Nicol, p. II. Blair and Doe.
SchIarb, of Fairbank were in town on
business, Wednesday.
-Rev. c. VI. Daley of Huron, was in
town Thursday IN the interest of the
Congregational Church Society.
NJ. l.. French has just received q
car load OF oak fence posts, which he
Will sell at very reasonable prices.
-Slver S Halsct, Ole Hansen and
Charles Nelson, of Lewiston, were in
town on contest business, Tuesday.
-Chas. o. Meloon expects to leave
for his former home in Portsmouth
\. H., next Monday, and may remain
there permanently.
Geo +. and Jacob G. Weischedel
of Pearl township, made final proof oil
their homestead before the Clerk oil
Courts last Saturday.
The commissioners proceedings
occupy considerable of our space this
week, crowding out home news and
other interesting matter.
Archie w. Dunield of Bloomfield
Iowa, arrived Monday to attend the
sick bed of his brother, Frank He Is
delighted with the appearance of oul
country.
Barney Schultz. of Milford town
ship, was in town making final proof,
Monday. He was ACCOMPANIED by
Delbert Moshcr and Walter Price, rs
witnesses.
Geo. Hartle, OF Owatonna, Mlnn.
arrived in town last week and has con.
cludcd To remain with us. He will
cultivate {. ii. Agar's farm adjacent to
the village.
H. l.. Stockton of Clifton, and
Nils WIkstrom and T. w. Pearson. oI
Lewiston, were pleasant callers, Thurs
day Mr. Wikstrom made proof on
his homestead.
-Tully NJ. Taylor, late OF Blunt,
last week assumed control of the For
est City Press. Tully will give the
people of Forest City and vicinity II
llye local paper.
Jacob Marso and X. Thiel, of Elk
township, were in town leasing school
lands, Wednesday. Mr.. Marso called
at this office and had his name enrolled
on our subscription listand left an order
for job printing.
The acreage of wheat sown III
western Sully is SAID to be much greater
than that in tins vicinity and east oI
Onida The west end farmers are rust
lers and have had the good fortune to
raise iair crops each season.
ole Hansen of FaIrbank township
will remove TO his former home in Min
nesota NJ ut the last of this month
Mr.. Hansen has resided in this county
since the spring of 1884, and been one
of our most successful farmers.
e. Il Sole and family aud Ole l.
Viegdel OF Roscoe passed through town
with house built upon a wagon, in
which were their household effects
Thursday, en- route to Pierre, where
they expect to reside. They stopped
in town long enough to allow Photo.
grapher Dare to "catch the shadow oi
the caravan.