The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1891-05-02
HOME HAPPENINGS.

| -May lwo.
Dry and windy.
Yesterday was Arbor Day.
The farmers are now planting corn.
Found, House Key--at this office
The journal Co. held a meeting
Monday.
If you want picket rope go to the
Bargain store.
The Blunt village election will be
held next Monday.
A communication from "Iowa
Friend" Is crowded out this week.
Mrs. l. w. Cole Of Blunt visited
relatives here the first of the week.
Go to the Bargain Store for your
Yellow Dent and Squaw seed corn.
Mrs. DR.. Pease and Mrs. J. Fl.
Gropengieser visited Blunt Wednes-
day.
Miss Belle Cotton is expected to
arrive home from Michigan next Mon
day.
IS. T.. McCarrick was in town SELL
ing pcn-drawn pictures, Wednesday
last
Miss Jennie Scott, deputy treas
urer, spent Sunday at home, near Fair
| bank.
Miss Matte Porter went to Gettys-
burg, Wednesday, for visit with
friends.
j. A. Buck and wife of Pearl
township, was visiting friends IN town
Thursday.
w. n. Meloon removed his family
to the farm in Summit township, on
Monday last.
Rev. f. Shultz will preach IN OnIda
tomorrow morning and evening, at
the usual hours.
Mrs. S. r. Pratt opened spring
term OF school at the Turley school
house, Rich Valley, Monday.
Miss Dele Finch commenced a
term of school in the Edgar district
Milford township, Monday last.
A full line of Flower and Garden
Seeds at the Bargain Store, Onida.
Miss Minnie Porter and little
brother, Of Hartford, were visiting the
family of Supt. Porter yesterday.
H. f. Tagg and G. W. McLaugh-
lin have been in Pierre tins week dis
posing of butter. eggs, and produce.
Carl d. Sweet and H. Lounsburv,
two old soldiers from the west end
took in the camp. fire at Onida Monday
evening.
The Grand Army will remove the
remains OF George Henderson from
Okobojo to their lots in the Onida
cemetery on May 10th.
j. r. Hughes and II. T. Meach-
am, representing the Potter County
Bank at Gettysburg, were doing bust
ness in town, Wednesday.
AS high as $3.50 per bushel has
been paid for potatoes in this town
ship this week The market price,
however, is from $l.l0 to $l.25.
Tried and gives excellent satisfac.
tion-that Arata T, at French's.
The equal suffragists will hold
their regular monthly public meeting
in Onida on next Tuesday evening
May 5th. See program elsewhere.
R. VI. Mcclure and daughter, Of
Copp, were callers at this Office Thurs
day evening, Mr.. NJ. had been visit
ing his children in Summit township.
.-Rev. J. II. Naumann of Elk
township, was in town Wednesday, and
had his name entered on the roll of
honor-the WATcHMAN subscription
list.
Mr.. Thos. Graham, father Of Mrs.
ii. Il. Kimmel, arrived from Kansas,
Yesterday, and will spend the summer
in Onida the guest of his daughter and
family.
just received at French's lot of
fine Florida oranges.
j. II. Collins, collector for the
Mccormick Harvester Co, has been
in the county Intervening creditors,
this week. A. ID. Tilton of Blunt was
showing INN around.
Edwin Hart, who resided in Farm
ington township for number of years,
arrived from the Black Hills last Mon
day, where he has been employed rail
roading since June last.
Hon. Frank Llllibrldge and daugh-
ter, Miss De Elite, came up from Pierre
to attend the campfire, Monday, and
spent couple of days visiting friends