The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1891-04-04
HOME HAPPENINGS.
Did you get April fooled?
Seeding is the order of the day.

Garden seed will soon be put into
its little bed.
j. G.. Arnold, of Pierre, is up
visiting relatives.
Jas. H. Otis removed to his farm
west Of town this week.
Farmers say the ground is in ex-
celIent condition to work.
Walter Natter of Okobojo, was
'doing" the Hub, Tuesday.
will McElroy of Forest City was
IN town Tuesday afternoon.
will Arnold now acts as conduct.
or Of the Blunt & Onlda stage coach.
Ed. Gates left for the farm in
Summit, Wednesday to begin seeding.
WIN. Gothman and wife of Water
ford, were visitors IN town, Thursday.
Our village school, it is expected,
will close in three weeks for the sum
| mer.
Marvin Weed didn't go to the
Hills last week. The ice in the river
prevented.
John Ingle and Jim Lang we're
down from Morton rustllng cattle,
Thursday.
DIR. Pease and family are now "at
home" in their residence on the west
side Of town.
Sheriff Faust has taken possession
of the Red Barn and will run 1t as u
feed stable.
"A marriage license WAS issued
Wednesday to Jas. L. Shelter and Miss
Jennie Hesse.
The Board Of County Commis-
sioners will meet in regular session here
next Monday.
Henry Richards, Harvey Mills and
Fl. 4. Townsend were circulating in
town yesterday.
-Mert Owen of Carson will remove
t. Oahe Mission, In Hughes county,
the coming week.
DIR. II. G. Pease went to Harold,
Thursday, to attend Mrs. A. Steward,
who is quite sick.
e. II. Vickerman came over from
the west end, Tuesday, to interview the
County Treasurer.
ALI should attend the G.. A. r.
Commemoration meeting at the school
house next Monday.
ID. w. Hyde has been moving to
the Mclaughlin farm In Rich Valley
township, this week.
IN. w. Porter and w. l. Sergeant
returned from Copp and other points
north east Wednesday.
Miss Jennie Walsh closed suc-
cessful term Of school in the Ripley
District, Hartford, Thursday.
w. NJ. Fleming of Lincoln town.
ship, was caller at this Office, We'd
nesday, while IN town on business.
Miss Clara Mcclure of Summit,
who has been quite i'll of inflammation
Of the bowels, is rapidly improving.
"A spelling match was indulged IN
at the McGannon school house in Oko-
bojo township on Monday evening Of
last week.
"A mail route has been established
between Okobojo and Little Bend, the
new post-office recently established in
the Bend.
Hon. K. w. Eakin, Receiver of
the u. S. Land Office at Pierre, spent
Tuesday night in town. Mr.. Eakln
was looking after some financial mat
ters.
Frank Duffield broke ground on
his lot In the south side addition a few
days ago for cellar and will soon re-
move his house from Blunt and place
1t thereon.
Rev. NJ. Ash will preach at Copp
and Gettysburg tomorrow, Sunday, by
request of the Presiding Elder, which
accounts for him missing his appoint
ments in western Sully.
Read the new adv. of A. B. Nlcol
in today's WATcnMAN. MISS Nlcol
has just opened general store in Fair
bank, and is prepared to give the people
of western Sully bargains.
Next Wednesday the 9Th, the
County Superintendent of Schools will
offer for lease for term of one and
two years all the school sections in
Sully county. The highest bidder
takes them.
Tuesday the civil town boards met,
organized and began the years bust
ness. The Onida Board approved
bonds, made the recommended tax lev
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