The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1890-03-15
A regular sugar-snow, Tuesday.
"a Husband to Order" April 4.

---Miss Reno Liv,ngstone's school in
Blame, will close next Tuesday.
Charlie Brown has accepted the
position of composition in this office
The w. r. G. will meet with Mrs.
Toomey this afternoon at O'Clock.
John J. Hanson and +. Schullze
of Elk township, were in town yester-
day.
Tho basket social at the Hall
school house Thursday evening, was a
success.
j. d. Howard and J. s. Walker of
Summit township, were Onlda callers,
Monday.
Nathan Porter and Herman Spa,d-
ing were in town, Tuesday, on contest
business.
Immigrants are arriving in Pierre
in large numbers, bound for the west
side of the river
Genuine Buckwheat Flour, IN
quantities to suit purchaser, for 3 cts.
a pound at French's.
Patrick Wall, John A. Wright and
Vine Lowery, of Potter post Office,
were in town, Thursday.
The farmers are preparing to put
in as large an acreage to crop as they
can get seed for this spring.
--Chas. f. Patterson and family re-
turned from Pierre to their farm in
Harrison township. Thursday.
Preaching in the school house TO.
morrow at IL o'clock n. IN by Rev. }
ID Allison, of the NJ f. Church.
Still there is a good stock of
Gloves ana MlLteus, and good assort-
ment of Hose, at the Bargain Store.
---R. Clark and family, of Blaine, re-
turned from their visit to relatives in
Bremen Co, Iowa, Thursday evening
Emmett Porter of Hartford town
ship was kicked by horse in Pierre
last Saturday, but the injuries were
slight.
Mrs. McFall of Clifton will teach
the spring term of school in the Starks
district, commencing about the first
Monday in April.
Mr. and hrs w. T. Neill and Mr.
and Mrs. Dan. Nj. Smith and little son,
of Okobojo township, were visiting
friends in town, Wednesday.
John r. Cole is re-arrang,ng the
interior Of his store building for the
reception of large invoice of boots
and shoes and gents furnishing goods
Miss Jessie Livingstone closed her
school in Blaine township, Thursday.
She will commence term i'm the Snow
district, Lincoln township, next Mon
day.
w. Stewart Natter, of the Park
Farm, near Dkobojo, spent part of the
week in the Hub visiting his numer-
ous friends. He is always a welcome
visitor.
DIR. II. n Merrick has bought
house in the Matusch neighborhood,
which he will move to his claim one
mile north Of town, and occupy as
residence.
D O. Jordan and Judge Goddard
have been in Pierre this week on rail.
road business. They received much
encouragement regarding Onida's rail
road prospects.
Miss Belle Davidson, of Potter
county, has been engaged to teach
spring tenn Of school in the Howard
District IN Milford township. The
school will begin April A.
Rev. j. ID. Allison will hold reli-
gious services IN the Montgomery
school house, b miles south of Fair
rank on Sunday, March 23, at 2:3O p.
m. All are cordially invited to attend.
DR.. II. j. keyes, the well known
dentist, died at his home in Blunt on
Monday evening last of pneumonia,
the result of relapae from a partial
attack OF la grippe He leaves young
wife and one chlld to mourn his loss.
Jas. W. lngle and Henry Town
send, from Fairview and Pleasant, were
in town, Wednesday. Mr.. Ingle filed
pre-emption on the tract abandoned
by George Helm last fall, in section 4,
Pleasant township.