The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1891-08-15
HOME HAPPENINGS.

-Green apples ut Doners.
"A good rain here Wednesday.
Choicest honey at the Bargain
Store.
"A number OF our farmers have not
yet begun haying.
H. 4. Townsend of Fairview, was
a caller, Thursday.
-Doner has some nice sugar cured
Dried Beef. Try 1t.
Fred Pigney Is IN town and will
assist Irv. Sergeant on the farm.
MIR. Jackson of Blunt accompa-
MED Rev. Shultz to Onida last Sunday,
Eli Blair and son of Rich Valley
contemplate going into sheep farming.
Henry Landau of Lincoln, H., Is
visiting his brother Herman in Fair
view.
--Harl Porter closed his term of
school in Pearl township last Friday
afternoon.
Fruit canning jars in stock at the
Bargain Store.
$. B. Carson, owner of the Carson
townsite, returned to Pierre from Chi
cage, Wednesday.
e. J. Reynolds of Catskill, n. Y,
who owns some Sully county real estate
was here yesterday.
F. Z. Hite, the st. Louis whip
man, has been in town this week, TAX
ing orders for goods.
Try sack of the Candy Mimi,
Flour-sold at Doners.
"A. J. Wasgatt is clerk in the
County Treasurer's office at Duluth,
Mimi, on good salary.
A number of Onidaites attended
the Uncle Toms Cabin theatrical at
Blunt Wednesday night.
The dance at Okobojo last Friday
evening is reported as well attended
and an enjoyable occasion.
-Corned Beef and Bologna Sausage
just received at Doners.
-Supt. Porter informs us that school
teachers will be scarce in Sully this
fall, from present indications.
John Livingstone's health is
rapidly improving, which his many
friends will be pleased to learn.
Miss Clara Barton of Blunt spent
last Saturday and Sunday in Onida
the guests of Mrs. NJ. Sergeant.
Two berry picking parties from
Onida have visited the west end and
laid in a supply of fruit this week.
-Doner keeps Wisconsin full cream
cheese.
Rev. NJ. Ash will preach in Onlda
to o-morrow morning, and Rev. ID. X
Landis of Pierre in the evening.
Hardwood, Eastwood and white
walnut lumber at the Bargain Store.
Just as soon as conyient a good
ire-guard should be placed around tn,
village. An ounce OF prevention, etc
Miss Maud Mclaughlin expects
to depart for Fayette, Ohio, next Mon
day, to attend school the coming win
ter.
MIR. and Mrs. G. w. Everts are a
Madison attending the annual meet
ing of the South Dakota Press associa
ton.
-Sllberhorns Picked Pork, a
Doners.
| Next week the District convention
ofthe w. &. T. u. will be held in Pierre
and n number of the Onida ladies vii
attend.
Marvin Weed came over from
Fairbank, Saturday, and was accompa
MED home Sunday, by MISS Len'
Johnston.
C. d. Fanton of Blame TOWNSHIP
was in town Wednesday disposing O
some fine harvest apples raised on HI
farm In Iowa.
Nothing leading to the capture o
the man who run over the Strend chile
in Pleasant township has been received
by the Sheriff.
A nice assortment of canned an,
dried fruits ut Doners.
One week from tomorrow Re,
+. II. Grant of Huron will ill Re,
Shultz's appointments in Onida, morn
ing and evening.
e. Il. Brooking, after short visi
to his family, returned to Huron wher
he is employed in a tailor shop, tn
first of the week.
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