The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1891-04-11
HOME HAPPENINGS.
mud, mud.

Capt. Fisher of Farmingson WAS q
caller Monday.
-Hakan Person of Lewiston made
us call, Tuesday.
ID. M. Smith of Okobojo township,
was in town Thursday.
Rev Ash preached at Copp and
Gettysburg last Sunday.
Geo. A. Houck, of Norfolk, spent
Tuesday night at the Hub.
| Anthony Denton has sold his oxen
and bought q team of horses.
County Assessor Blakemore came
over from Okobojo, Tuesday.
j. M. Llndley Of Harrison town
ship, spent Wednesday 10 town.
| Henry Oberln of Summit, was In
town leasing school lands, Wednesday
Jas. Boughton of Pierre, was in
town Tuesday in search of a stray team.
Peter Shaver of Rich Valley made
proof on his homestead last Saturday.
Since the late softness of the ele-
ments the roads have been quite mud
| dy.
Milo Trumble assessor of Iowa
township, made us short call Tues
day.
Jacob and Henry Marso and Hen
rv Pape, of Elk, spent Wednesday in
town.
jas Montgomery of the Medicine,
spent Il couple of days in town this
week.
Amos Wiley and j. |. Houtz of
Blunt were in town Tuesday on bust
ness.
Miss Minnie Porter spent part of
this week visiting the family of Supt.
Porter.
The late snow and rains have been
Of great benefit to the farmers of Sullv
county.
Postmaster Nlcol of Fairbank, and
Henry Blair, were callers while IN town
Tuesday.
-Bravton's cattle sale took place
yesterday. A number from this vicn-
ity attended.
&C. ". HawcS will leave for Wis
consin soon TO spend a month with rcla
tives and old friends.
All the larger boys have with
drawn from the village schools to- be-
gin work on the farms.
The Board of Commissioners ad-
journcd Yesterday noon, attera contin-
uous session of u days.
-Chas. T.. McLane, one of Sully's
most prosperous ranchman was call
er ut the Hub, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Ruckle of
Garner township, are the happy parents
of Il baby girl, born Monday.
Republicans cannot show interest
in their party any better than BY sub
scrihing for their party local paper.
The hardware firm of Rowland &
Butler mt Blunt has been dissolved
A. +. Butler will continue the business
A +, Chamberlin, one of Gettys-
burgs genial and leading attorneys,
spent couple of days in town this
week.
If YOU wish job of blacksmith
ing done don't forget that s. w. Gates
lsprepared to accommodate you on short
notice.
The WATCHMAN this week pub
lishes the annual statement of the Life
Indemnity & Investment Co., of Sioux
City, Iowa.
Mrs. Minnie Kirchgrabber return
ed home on Tuesday of this week after
an absence OF several weeks in New
York and st. Lawrence.
Steve Travis OF the Times came
over on his wheel to attend the County
Board meeting Monday, and remained
until Tuesday afternoon.
H. Louusbury of Little Bend, and
II. ID. Towle of Grandview, came over
Tuesday to attend to some business
matters before the Board.
Frank and John Lawrence were
down from Morton township Tuesday
doing business before the Board and
attending to some other matters.
The County and Township assess
ors will meet in Onida with the Board
of Commissioners on the last Saturday
of this month, rs provided by the new
law, for consultation.
-Supt. Porter didn't have many
bidders ut til" school land leasing,
"Wednesday. The prices were too
steep. All told one and five sixteenth
OF IA section was leased
Rev. T. Shultz has returned tn his
trip Ia Ohio. and again filed his ap-
pointmcnts ut Onida last Sunday. He
will hold services here regularly every
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