The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1891-09-19
HOME HAPPENINGS.
Hot tins week.
j. Ii. Otis auction today.

Keep your eye peeled for prairie
fires. ...
Mrs. DR.. Merrick and son Ray are
visiting in Pierre.
Noah Mosely of Okobojo, has
been granted pension.
Dan Anderson has sold his driv-
ing horse to 7. f. Weed.
WIN. Toomey expects to sell his
household goods at auction on Oct. 3.
A. H. Farnsworth of Gettysburg
was caller at this Office, Wednesday.
Mis-. S. J. McKittrlck marketed
some fine cabbage in town Wednes-
day.
Three of Mr.. Thomason's chill.
dren in Buffalo township, are quite
sick.
The hay case of Hawes VS.. Scott
will be tried before Justice Evcrts
today.
Mrs. Vernon Benedict commenced
a term of school in Pleasant township,
Monday.
The fall term of the Ney school
will be taught by Miss Jennie Stone
Of Pierre
j. G. Arnold of Pierre, came up
Wednesday evening for short visit
with relatives.
Fay Finch has erected a new
frame barn on his farm west of town.
that is Il dandy.
&C. W. McLaughlin's household
goods we're shipped from here to
Highmore, Monday.
DIR pease was called to attend
sick child of Mr.. Becker. in Hdye
county, Wednesday.
Miss Lena WilIett of .Okobojo,
has been employed as compositor in
the WATCHMAN office.
Treasurer Johnston and B. p.
Hoover were looking up personal tax
matters here, Monday.
-Andrw McFall will sell number
OF fine horses in Onida on the Goth.
See notice of sale elsewhere.
Miss Elena Johnston, daughter
of Treasurer Johnston, is assisting
Miss Scott in the office this week.
M. B. Knight and A. Y. Denton,
the bachelors, have reformed and
now take their meals at the hotel.
- l.. 4. Temmey's baby has been
quite i'll this week. DR.. Pease attend
ed and reports the child improving.
Andrew McFall will make sale
of horses at auction IN Onida, on Sat
urday. the 26th. See notice elsewhere.
The petition for rehearlng in the
Smith VS. Canvassing Board case, be-
fore the Supreme Court, has been de-
MED.
Miss Alice Brownlee of Okobojo.
has gone to Pierre and accepted
position of matron in the Indian
school.
Mrs. Bert Lilly, who has spent
several weeks with relatives near An
dover, Day county, returned home
Tuesday.
Nj f.. Schouweiler the Blunt
merchant, and Ozro Stroup, the Fort
Pierre llveryman, were doug business
IN town Monday.
The w. e. Il. L. public meeting
Mt the school house Sunday evening
was quite well attended, and good
program rendered.
M. l.. French requests us to state
that he will keep fresh meat ut his
store in the future. Ed Pierce will
do the slaughterng.
II. Nj. Simmons, an attorney from
Pierre, arrived Wednesday even
ing and will locate here for the prac-
tice of his profession.
r. Sheldon, collector for the Mil.
waukee Harvester Co, has been in
town couple of days this week in
the interest of his firm.
We understand Noah Mosely of
Okobojo, left with his family, this
week for Nebraska, near Belden, where
he has relatives residing
&C. L. Weischedel and wife and
Mesdames III. Welshedel and 4. b.
Lane of Pearl were doing some shop
Eing with our merchants, Monday.
-Harl Porter did not commence hls
school in Fairbank township last Mon
day as he Intended. because the chill
dren were all leaving the district.
The wheat cropln northern Milford
township, now being threshed aver
ages close to 5 bushels per acre of
good quality, which is consideied
very fair Weld and will brlnu more