The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1891-02-14
HOME HAPPENINGS.
st. Valentines day.

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Thursday evening.
C. w. Hawes talks of taking a
trip TO Wisconsin soon.
There is less snow in the northern
part of the county than here.
w. II. Natter, of Okobojo, was
calling on friends in town, Wednesday.
Several sleighing parties were in
dulged IN by the young people this
week.
-Coastlng has been the favorite
sport with the school children this
week
Miss Matte Porter is expected
home from Pierre Monday for a few
days visit.
H. Lounsbury of Little Bend, and
Will Ross of Clifton, were in town
yesterday.
Rev. Frank Goettcher, the German
minister, has recently located near
Waterford
The Marston postoffice is now To-
Gated at the residence ofC. l.. Howard,
In Summit.
Patrick Kane of Harrison town-
ship has lost over 80 young lambs tbe
past month. II
j. A. Thrams, formerly f Hart
ford township, is now located Fat Rock
Creek, Iowa. |
Patrick Kane, of Harris ion town
ship, expects to run sheep| herd the
coming season.
Now is good time tb subscribe
for the WATCHMAN. Six months on
trial, for only 80 cents.
The ladies of the w. E. T. u. held
a meeting at the residenqe of Mrs. DR..
Pease, Thursday afternoon.
Steve Travis of the Times, who
has had very severe attack of la
grippe, is now up and arbund again.
Hon. David Hall wds home from
Pierre over Sunday. Hid called on the
boys in town Monday befbre returning.
The band boys were lout with their
new caps and torches on Tuesday even
ing. They have dandy outfit and
make nice appearance.
-Erck Splts of Hartfotd is putting
in his spare time this winfr scalping
wolves. He says there is nRw but one
left in his neighborhood.
Pete Person, of RicA Valley,
came up from Pierre, wednesday. He
reports snow II feet deep between
Warncke post-oftice and Pierre.
C. X. Mallock lost fine 2-yeax<
old colt, Thursday morning. It's
death was caused by the entrance of
a pitch-fork tine into Its bowels.
Frank A. Duilield closed his school
IN Buffalo township last Thursday and
returned to Onida on Saturday He is
quartered at Bachelors Resort
The young people had a jolly good
time at the party at Prof Porters
Tuesday night 1t was given as sur
prise on the Porter boys-Harl, Link
and Rob.
Dan. Anderson, States Attorney,
spent Tuesday In Pierre on legal bust
ness, being attorney in the Mitchell VS..
Mitchell divorce case, from Pleasant
township.
j. N. Garner close five months
term of school in District No. ., Onida
yesterday evening. The patrons in
form us that the term has been q very
successful one.
-Tully M. Taylor, editor of the
Forest City Press, and Will McElroy
of that city, were pleasant callers at
this office yesterday. The boys were
en- route to Blunt to attend the S. ofV
hop.
WIN. L. Punzel, of Rich Valley
township, will leave for Lake Mills,
WIS, next Tuesday, shipping his per
sonal property VIA Gettysburg. The
WATcHMAN will keep Billy posted on
the passing events in Sully.
S. G. w. Stokes of Goodwatcr
spent Tuesday night In town. He
came up to take his little daughter,
Mamie, who has been receiving instruc-
tons in instrumental music under the
tutorship of Miss Louise Merrick,
home.
Postmaster Pearson of Lewiston,
and G.. +. Weischedel of Pearl were
over on business, Tuesday, and paid
their respects to the WATcHMAN office.
Mr.. Pearson has been quite unfortunate
the past fall and winter, Mrs. p. hav-
ing been ill now nearly four months,
Remember that French got only
1877 bbls. of apples two months ago,
and that he buys such goods to sell,
not to keep on hand They are mostly
gone already, and If you want another
barrel or bushel you want to be after