The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1890-10-25
HOME HAPPENINGS.

October has been a pleasant month.
-Stickers made for everybody at
this Office.
One week from next Tuesday will
be election day.
j. T. Gallegar Of Grandview, was in
town over Sunday.
There was a neck-tie and pie sociable
at Okobojo last night
The school enrolment has been
increased to 40 pupils, this week.
Fresh cranberries just received at
Doners. l2t cts. per quart.
Rev. E. Schultz preached in Onida
last Sunday, morning and evening.
Frank E. Aldrich and F. b. Smell of
Pleasant township were in town Tuesday
afternoon.
B p. Hoover of Fairbank. took supper
| with the ladies at the court house We'd
nesday evening.
Miss Jennie Livingston made final
proof on her homestead in this town
ship, last Saturday.
&C. H. Warncke. OF Goodwater town
ship. was in town Wednesday, and took
the New England supper.
Jas d. McNair of Huron. collecting
agent for the Deering Machine Co., was
doing business in town this week.
Hon. David Hall. II. O'Connor and
Sheriff Faust went tn Gettysburg to hear
Senator Moody speak Tuesday evening.
j. II. Otis moved house up from
Lincoln Twp, Tuesday. and placed il back
of the bank building. to be used as a
stable.
MIR. and Mrs. Mat. Medbery of
Copp. visited their friends, Register
Porter and family, Wednesday and
Thursday.
A. ID. Tiiton and wife of Blunt, and
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson. of Brettou town
ship, Hughes county, attended the w. X.
&. supper Wednesday evening,
II. Z. Townsend of Fairview Twr.
made final proof on his homestead We'd
nesday He was accompanied by s. s.
Hoffman and V. r. Benedict as witnesses.
-LhnuloTu StI Ltdul StUt u tIS" vi fitti
up to Pennington the first of the week
and had his grain threshed. The yield
was not heavy. but the quality of the grain
good.
Rev, J. D. Allison has been given
Hand county as his charge for the coming
year Onida will be supplied. Rev. j.
+ Davis is returned from Gettysburg to
Blunt.
MIR. +. Blair, who has been living on
J. NJ. Muore's farm. in Garner township.
has removed with his family to Rich Val
ley township, having finished the job last
Monday.
ID. F. Sweetland and o. Z. C ard, of
OkobojO, candidate for County Judge and
Representative on the Independent ticket,
res pectively. spent Thursday in town.
They are making tour of the county.
Born. on Monday. Oct. Goth, at the
residence of Thomas Brown. in this town.
ship. To Mrs. Clark Dickover. of Lincoln,
Nebraska. son: weight pounds. Mother
and child doing we'll. DR.. and Mrs. Pease
attended.
j. N. Lindley of Harrison township.
recently dug a well Is feet deep and
secured supply of Is feet of splendid
waste water has made the Okobojo run
ming stream in that town.
During the absence of the family last
Sunday eveling some miscreant entered
A. M. Starks' store house and borrowed
so pounds of meat Mr.. Starks says if
the party will call when he is at home
next time they are out of meat he will
donate them enough to supply their wants.
Owing to the inability of Judge Conk
lin to fill the appointment advertised for
him at the Richards school house in Nor
folk last Saturday evening. several local
speakers. accompanied by the Band. went
over and filled the appointment in very
acceptable manner TO the people. A large
crowd was out and general good time
had.
The Equal Suffragist are holding meet
ings in the interest of the cause in the
school houses throughout the county A
number of the ladies are ont speaking
Mesdames Pease and Starks spoke at the
Brooking school house. in Hartford. Sun
day afternoon; at the Stokes school house
in Goodwater. Tuesday evening. and at
Turley Thursday evening. The work will
be kept up until the close Of the campaign