The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1890-03-22
Fine weather this week.

Miss Lottie Russell Of Copp, Is
visiting at n. w. Porters.
Clerk of Courts G. W. Halves will
soon move his family to Onida.
will Lowery, of Farmlneton tp.,
was takingin the Hub, Monday.
Mrs. W. n. Meloon returned from
her visit to Blunt friends Saturday.
N. w. Porter spent the first of the
week at his farm IN Cora township.
&C. II. Pierce has concluded to
remain III Pierre during the summer.
CLARK L. Howard and wife of
Summit township, spent Monday in
town.
S G.. w. Stokes of Goodwater
township, was doing business in town,
Thursday.
Will c. Rickert of Harrison town.
ship, was doing business in Onida,
Wednesday.
Our latest exchange is the Stoniey
Enterprise, published in the new town
opposite Pierre.
WIN. Toomey left Tuesday for
Sioux Falls to attend the state G. \.
Il. encampment
Quite a number of the Onda
young people attended the dance at
Clifton last night.
MIR. and Mrs. A. d. Tilton, of
Blunt, spent last Sunday IN town,
guests OF the Onida house.
Milton Mccullough and Michael
Schroeder, of Milford, made US pleas
ant business call Thursday.
John y. Garner closed a successful
term of school IN the Edgar district,
Milford township, last Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ripley, of Hart
ford township, we've in town, Tuesday,
visiting j. f. Cole and family.
Mel. + Jordan has quit clerking
at the Bargain Store, and from now on
will devote his time to farming
H +. Tagg removed his family to
his homestead in Garner township,
Thursday, to reside permanently.
John Gerlack OF Hartford, John
Wilcox of Troy, and II. f. Gates, OF
Pearl, were IN the city, Thursday.
Born, March A, 1890, Mr. and Mrs
Henry Probst, of Rich Valley town
ship, daughter All doing well.
Will Hook of Hartford township,
will return home today from South
Chicago, where he spent the winter
Hon Frank l. llibridge and son
Glen, OF Pierre, came up Thursday, to
spend few days visiting old friends
DIR. Merrck will move his family
to his farm north of town as soon as
he g"ts his house and other buildings
in readiness.
John Furlow returned to his home
IN Pennington township, last week
from Minneapolis, where he spent sew.
eral months.
Miss Reno Livingstone has been
engaged to teach n spring term o
school in Dist. No ), Onida, to com
mcnce Monday next.
Joseph Scott, who resides IN Ricl
Valley township, seeded 10 acres O
wheat Thursday which, we believe is
the first III this vicinity.
-Thos. McAnulty of Farminetor
township, returned from Pennsylvania
a few days ago, where he spent til,
winter visiting relatives.
e. J. Marston, of Marston post
office, was in town Tuesday. looking
for well casing He has just struck
a fine vein of water at depth Of l94
feet.
Jas H. Miller Of Garner township
bought house from H. II. Kunstman
near McCamley post-oiiice, recently
and this week moved 1t to Pierre II,
will take his family there soon.
A report has reached us that A
j. Wasgatt, formerly of Clifton ant
Miss Eddie Bruner, sister of FIX -Sher
if Bruner, were married in Chicago
March 9th If it is true we extend ou
best congratulations Mr. Wasgatt ha.
been connected with the Walter A
Wood Machine Co. in Chicago sine,
last fall.