The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1890-05-24
HOME HAPPENINGS.

township, have gone to Pierre.
Mrs. j. N. Garner and MISS Lizzi,
Porter visited Blunt, Thursday.
Assessor j. H. Otis has been in
terviewing our people this week.
Rev. j. D. Allison will deliver 9
Memorial sermon, in Onida, tomorrow
25th inst.
-l2 pounds Of Dried Peaches fol
81, at Doners. Try them.
Miss Jennie Livingstone has been
quite sick during the past week, with
pneumonia.
will T. Nei!l and Pat. Kelly o,
Carson were in town DUNG business
Wednesday.
Clerk Hawes received new Sc,
Of Records for the County and Circui,
Courts this week.
-"12 lbs. for $l.-That's all right
but just call in and price dried peaches
at the Bargain store.
Rev. j. II. Nauman, the Luther.
an Minister from Elk township, was q
visitor in Onida, Monday.
Mrs II. w. Ruckles, of Garner
township, returned from visit to rela-
a., r,~,lo ln,t xraolr
Satisfaction guaranteed with every,
thing sold at Doner's.
Mrs. A. Ross, Of Clifton, has
secured position in the culinary de-
partment Of the Onida House.
-Thos. Lytle and F. E. Blakemore
of Grandvieu township, were pleasant
callers while in town, Tuesday.
Henry Barthel of Hartford town.
ship, is having a we'll bored on his
farm, by parties from Gettysburg.
A two o-gallon pail of Honey Drip Sy-
rup for $1.20 at Doner's.
Mrs. A. j. Wasgatt, nee Miss
Eddie Bruner, was visiting old friends
at Carson and Okobojo last week.
Rev. Thos. j. Gray will preach
his last sermon IN Onida next Sunday
evening. All are invited to attend.
M. L. French has just received some
decilious maple syrup. Try it.
There was heavy rain in north
ern Sully and Potter county last Tues
day afternoon. A regular old soaker.
Ed. Pierce, of this township, has
put in nearly 200 acres of crop. Ed.
seems to have great faith in the country.
Flour at 90 cents per 100 pounds cheap
er than elsewhere in the city. at Doners.
Auditor r. f. Gross and Co. Supt.
Of Schools Miss NJ. HELEN Williams,
of Potter county, were married last
week.
II. G. Orr, Of Bangor, Walworth
county, general agent Of the f. Nj. p.
A., spent couple of days in town this
week.
-aOpound pals of Jelly for 81. 10 cts, at
Doner's.
WIN. Rowland, accompanied by
his little daughter, was up from Blunt,
Monday, doing business at the Court
House.
Miss Clare Brownlee, of Okobojo,
was in town, Tuesday, visiting friends
and attending to some real estate
business.
CLERK Hawes has this week been
busy preparing the Court Calendar for
the June term. There will be from so
to 60 eases.
If you want a corn planter, a
lister, or corn cultivator, don't fail
to go to the Bargain store and get a
good article at a low price
Oscar Braham, Jes c. Hanson and
Geo. Dollenbecker of Elk township,
were in town, Thursday, Mr.. B. max
ing proof on his pre-emption.
The committees in charge of the
Decoration Day exercises would like
it If all who attend would gather and
bring with them some flowers.
Owen Cavenagh, Herbert Louns-
bury and j. A. Montgomery, were over
from the Missouri, Tuesday. Mr.. G.
was making proof on his homestead.
John Stone, the Blunt tonsorial
artist, will be In Onlda during Court
week prepared to cut HAIR, shave, and
shampoo everybody in the latest style.
States Attorney d. NJ. Anderson
returned from his visit to relatives in
Iowa last Saturday evening. Dan
thinks Dakota is good enough to live in.