The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1891-03-28
HOME HAPPENINGS.

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Register N. w. Porter is visiting
his Cora township farm.
Frank Pilgrim returned home from
Lincoln county yesterday.
Mr. G. w. Mclaughlin will soon
remove his family from Blunt to Onida.
--Thos. Doner has again begun to
prospect for water On his farm west Of
town.
Marvin Weed left yesterday for
the Black Hills. We wish him all the
success imaginable.
Henry Holmes completed his well
this week. 1t is % feet deep and Is
said TO be q regular gusher.
Mrs. A. McFall closed winter
term of school IN the Carpenter district,
Okobojo township, this week.
At the advertised rate, 3 cts. pe-
acre, school sections in Sully county
will not rent as readily as last year.
The Equal Suffragists rendered
another very successful program at
their public meeting, Tuesday evening.
jas. Eadie, who contemplated re-
moving to Chicago, has concluded to
remain on his farm in Harrison town.
ship.
Ira W. Cole and wife, of Blunt,
came up Thursday evening to attend
the Dramatics and visit with their
friends.
Some Of the farmers ere already
sowing wheat. Ground that was back
set last fall is said to be in excellent
condition.
S Stephenson, Esq, of Pleasant
township, called while in town Tues
day and ordered the WATcHMAN sent
to bis address.
For SALE.-A Moline lumber
wagon. Has been in use one year.
Inquire of G. W. Mclaughlin, at
Frenchs store, Onlda.
That cold wave predicted for the
25th failed to materiallze here. II
was one of the most beautiful and
pleasant days Of the spring.
WIN. Eade, OF Harrison township,
has closed q deal with c. c. Hill to
cultivate the Mailock and Hill farms
on shares the coming season.
D. w. Hyde will soon remove TO
and take possession OF Geo, w. Nc
Laughhn's stock farm in Rich Valley
township, having leased the same.
Henry Richards, Harvey Mills,
John McNamara and Sven G!erup, OF
Norfolk, expect to leave for the Black
Hills next week to spend the summer.
Mrs c. Little, mother of Ex-Rep-
resentative W. II. Little and Mrs. r..
c. Echard of Blunt, died at her home
at Grant Park, Illinois, or the 2lst
INST.
Jacob Houck and A. b. Dckin-
son, of Norfolk, started for North Da-
kota Thursday to work on the North
ern Pacific railroad during the sum-
mer.
County Assessor Blakemore wish
es the civil town assessors to meet with
him in Onida April 7th to arrange II
schedule of assessment See notice
elsewhere.
B. A. Tozier, who has been resid-
ing upon g. w. Cass' farm in Garner
township during the past year, will
soon return to his farm west of Blunt,
IN Hughes county.
The social dance at Clifton We'd
nesday evening was attended by Messrs
ii. II. Porter and |. VI. Sergeant and
Misses Ella Toomey, Susie Miller and
Matte Porter, of Onida.
-Chas. w. nouclS, the Norfolk
Nasty" John c. and Earnest Mccoy
and Henry Richards, of that town, took
in the sights and transacted business
at the Hub, Thursday.
Prank w. Howard and daughters
Misses Lottle and Eva, came down
from Milford to attend the w. II. C.
entertainment, Thursday evening, and
remained until yesterday.
The price of wheat has increased
so that the farmers who held their grain
are receiving from 76 to so cents pei
| bushel, and we notice number oi